24 September 2026

Meeting 18 of the Suicide Prevention Participation Network

The National Suicide Prevention Youth Advisory Group in partnership with the University of Edinburgh.
Funded Training
Details
  • Start: 24/09/2026 2:00 pm
  • End: 24/09/2026 4:00 pm
  • Ticket Price: Free
  • Location: Online/Zoom

This meeting is for practitioners in Scotland working with young people with experience of suicidality, young people who have lost someone to suicide or young people who experience poor mental health.

Key learning:

  • Increased understanding of the work of the Suicide Prevention Youth Advisory Group and the wider Suicide Prevention Participation Network
  • Increased knowledge of opportunities for young people’s participation in policy making relating to Suicide Prevention Scotland

Background

In 2022, Children in Scotland started its work delivering the national suicide prevention Youth Advisory Group in partnership with the University of Edinburgh (previously the University of Stirling).

In addition to the main work of the group, we are facilitating a participation network, in recognition that there will be many other children and young people who are not part of our advisory group but who have experiences and opinions that could and should inform our work.

Partners
  • In green lettering the logo Suicide Prevention Scotland with a red heart and words Youth Advisory Group, set with white background
    Suicide Prevention Scotland
    Suicide Prevention Scotland is a community of people working together across different parts of Scotland to prevent suicide across our country.
  • Slaltire flag with words Scottish Government translated into Gaelic below and gov.scot on foot of logo
    Scottish Government
    The project works closely with the Scottish Government to influence policies.
  • The University of Edinburgh logo in dark blue capital letters with crest on the left of the wording
    The University of Edinburgh
    Lead by Dr Lynne Gilmour (PhD, MRes, MA (hons) Sociology), Senior Research Fellow.
Find out more about the project
For more information about this project, view the project page or to enquire about involvement in our group or network, please get in touch