Mental health and wellbeing strategy: delivery plan 2023-2025
Mental health and wellbeing strategy delivery plan describing the work that we will undertake to improving mental health for everyone in Scotland covering the period 2023 to 2025.
Appendix 2 – Scottish Government policies and programmes in support of this Delivery Plan
Key Policy Drivers – this Delivery Plan has to connect and align with other policies and frameworks, together with relevant legislation. This includes but is not limited to:
Equality and Inclusion
- A Fairer Scotland for Older People: Framework for Action
- Ending Destitution Together Strategy
- Anti-Racist Employment Strategy
- Equally Safe Strategy
- Strategy for Our Veterans
- Coming Home Implementation report – five recommendations
- New Scots: Refugee Integration Strategy (refresh)
- Policy on ending conversion practices
- Upcoming Non-Binary Equality Action Plan
- Hate Crime Strategy
- Women’s Health Plan
- Challenging men’s demand for prostitution: policy principles
Human Rights
- Policy on incorporation of Human Rights
- Incorporation of the UNCRC
- Policy on Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence
- SNAP 2 – Scotland’s second National Human Rights Action Plan
- Equalities and Human Rights Mainstreaming Strategy
- National Trauma Transformation Programme
Housing
- Ending Homelessness Together
- Policy on Housing Standards
- Rented Sector Strategy (upcoming)
Fair Work, Employability and Skills
- Greater importance on employment and fair work
- Fair Work Action Plan
Economy
- Greater importance on financial inclusion, including provision of household financial advice
- National Strategy for Economic Transformation, including the Wellbeing Economy approach
- Free school meals
- Free bus travel
- National Events Strategy
Education
- Adult Learning Strategy for Scotland
Safer Communities
- Upcoming Violence Prevention Framework
- A Connected Scotland Strategy
- UK Online Safety Bill
- Renewal of play parks and outdoor play
- Equally Safe, funding for women and girls’ counselling services
- Social Isolation and Loneliness: Recovering our Connections
Social Justice
- Best Start, Bright Futures: Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan 2022-2026
Early Learning and Childcare
- Best Start – Strategic Early Learning and School Age Childcare Plan
Children and Young People
- Recommendations made by the Children and Young People’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Joint Delivery Board
- The Promise
- Children, Young Peoples and Families Outcomes Framework
- Children’s Services Planning
- Getting it right for every child (GIRFEC)
- Whole Family Wellbeing Funding
- Care Leavers and Care Experience
- Early Childhood Development
- School Nursing (Transformed Role)
- Universal Health Visiting Pathway
- Mainstreaming Children’s Rights
Justice
- Vision for Justice in Scotland
- Priority of mental health pathway development
- Trauma-informed approaches and training
- Youth Justice and Children’s Hearings (the Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Act review)
Health and Social Care
- National Care Service
- Health and Care (Staffing) (Scotland) Act 2019
- Getting it Right for Everyone (GIRFE)
- Dementia Strategy for Scotland
- Scottish Mental Health Law Review response
- See Hear Strategy (2024 refresh)
- New Young Carer Strategy
- National Carers Strategy
- A Connected Scotland Strategy
- Self-directed Support Improvement Plan
- British Sign Language National Plan (upcoming)
- Spiritual Care Framework
- Care in the Digital Age
- Data-Driven Care in the Digital Age
- Bereavement
- End of life care
Planning and Infrastructure
- Blue and green infrastructure ‘green spaces’
Population Health
- Drug Deaths Taskforce Response: A Cross- Government Approach
- Greater importance on physical health
- Clinical priorities
- Primary Care Health Inequalities
- Healthcare Planning: Curriculum for Patient Safety (upcoming)
Data and Digital
- Health Data Strategy
- Equalities Data Strategy
- CAPTND Infrastructure Programme
- Digital Inclusion Programme
- Digital Mental Health Programme
- NCS Data and Digital Programme
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