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Change Mental Health

Young People's Programmes Impact Report 2024/25

Change Mental Health delivers early-intervention mental health education across Scottish schools, colleges and community youth settings through its Bloom, Your Resilience and Me & Money programmes. In 2024/25 it engaged 1,510 young people directly, moved to a more youth-led co-delivery model, and launched a new resilience programme for parents and carers.

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Bloom early-intervention mental health training for schools and colleges; Your Resilience community-based resilience programme for youth settings; Me & Money financial wellbeing workshops; new Your Resilience for Parents and Carers programme; youth-led co-design model

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 1,510 young people engaged across Scotland through Young People's Programmes in 2024/25
Key Metric 2 131 workshops delivered in partnership with 32 partner organisations, training 88 staff
Key Metric 3 894 young people reached through the Me & Money financial wellbeing programme

Key Outcomes

  • Understanding of how to look after their own mental health rose from 46% to 86% among Bloom participants
  • 68% of Your Resilience participants 'felt resilient' post-programme, a 30% increase from the 37% baseline
  • Parents' confidence discussing mental health with their child rose from 58% to 93% after the new Parents and Carers programme

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Scotland

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