The Scottish Recovery Network is now accepting applications for two new posts within SRN - part time Administrative Assistant and Scottish Recovery Indicator Project Lead.

The role of the part time Administrative Assistant will be to provide administrative support to the Scottish Recovery Network.

The role of the Scottish Recovery Indicator Project Lead will be to lead on the development, dissemination and support of the Scottish Recovery Indicator practice development tool and to support the work of SRN with a specific emphasis around practice development.

We have also created a new Network Officer post to support various other SRN activities such as work around WRAP and Peer Support. We will advertise this post in the near future.

For more detailed job descriptions and information on how to apply follow the links below.

Administrative assistant
Scottish Recovery Indicator Project lead

New film

We are pleased to announce the release of the film made at the launch event of the eagerly awaited findings report from the Narrative Research Project entitled, 'Recovering Mental Health in Scotland'.

The film features former Celtic Captain Neil Lennon, who opened the event and shared his personal experience of depression and how he coped with it.

The film highlights the day's events and the main themes from the research.

To view the film click here. For more information about the launch or to view the complete research report and the companion resource ‘Routes to Recovery’ click here.

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Scottish Recovery Network

The Scottish Recovery works to promote and support recovery from long term mental health problems across Scotland. We work to acheive the fourth key aim of the Scottish Government's National Programme for Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing.

Click here to read more about the Scottish Recovery Network