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How Kooth is democratising mental health support in Scotland

Kooth has been shortlisted for its work with Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership and Transport for Greater Manchester in the ‘Most Impactful Partnership in Preventative Healthcare’ category for the 2025 HSJ Partnership Awards.  


Kooth, Greater Manchester Integrated Care Partnership and Transport for Manchester shortlisted for HSJ Award

Suicide prevention: the critical role of early support

Sam Stables is a farmer in Herefordshire who started the agricultural charity, 'We are Farming Minds', to help raise mental health awareness in rural communities. In this interview, Sam talks about his personal struggles and how he’s learned to ask for help and lighten the load for himself, and for others.

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Suicide awareness: How I learned to step back when things felt impossible

World Mental Health Day - progress on our pledge

Emotionally Based School Non-Attendance, or EBSNA for short, refers to young people who struggle to attend school because of a range of emotional factors. It’s really important to highlight that EBSA is not about young people being “defiant” or “lazy” - it’s a complex issue with no one single cause.

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What is EBSNA and how does it impact children and young people?

The Kooth Future Council. is a competition aimed at finding young people to join our first-ever youth-powered content team. This unique opportunity equips 15-18-year-olds with valuable skills in video editing, content creation, and leadership.


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