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www.samh.org.uk Get Active Positive Steps for Mental Health Robert Nesbitt
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK SAMH Established in 1923 Rights and Treatment Focussed on bringing about Change
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Elevator Test Community Based Services Policy and Campaigns National Programmes Charity
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Every year we provide over a million hours of support to people who need our help. Every week, we work with around 3000 people in over 80 services.
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK SAMH National Programme Get Active
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK NATIONAL PROGRAMME National Awareness Raising Campaign Learning and Education Modules National Conference Event Community Engagement Projects
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK National Awareness Raising Campaign Multi-Media social marketing campaign Promotion / preservation of good mental health : 3 in 4 of population Alignment of good mental health with physical health
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Learning and Education Modules Target national sports associations & bodies Working with Key Stakeholders developing and promoting understanding Amateur to elite; across the lifespan
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK National Conference Event Learning from 2009 – 2011 Plan for sustainability Legacy preparation for 2014 Commonwealth Games
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Support Partners : Multi Agency Strategic commitment £400,000 funding Phase I
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Community Engagement Projects 10 pilot sites across Scotland Target of 1000 people engaged Inclusion, participation and routes out of poor mental health
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Projects: Overcoming Barriers & Promoting Self Management Street Soccer Walking with Friends Get Active Project Dance Project Tennis Project Branching Out Step it Up Get Active: Get Sorted Street Soccer Academy Cycling Project
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Barriers Isolation Low Self Esteem Lack of Motivation Culture Anxiety – It’s New Environments Communication Lack of Confidence Lost of Purpose Lost of Identity Reluctance Lifestyle choices “It really helped me going with friends…. I wouldn’t have mixed as much… been like a crab….. wouldn’t have had the confidence to go into town or walk home.” Male, Age 24, Glasgow
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Branching Out “It helped me a lot, a great deal, cause if it wasn’t for this I wouldn’t have got out that door. I wouldn’t have come out. So it’s done a great deal for me…
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Street Soccer
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Moving towards Self Management Structure Volunteering Adult Education Socially Involved Accessing Supports More Control Increased Confidence Identity Direction Opening Dialogue Looking at the future Purpose Building friendships Creating a Home Employment INCLUSIONINCLUSION
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Get Active: Facilitating Self Management + Recognising Achievement + Promoting Opportunities + Focused Upon Abilities “WHAT NEXT ?” THINKING No Activity Thinking About Activity Sampling Activity Sustained Activity Promoting Self Management
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Get Active for All http://www.seemescotland.org/getmaterials /viewourads
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WWW.SAMH.ORG.UK Words of Encouragement “Come on, is that it, is that as high as you can kick; its like this. You are going to get press ups if you don’t try harder” Rebecca age 7
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