Lifelines Scotland

Our conference

On 30^th May 2023, we held our conference at Edinburgh Napier University with 130 attending to hear from over 20 contributors. The Lifelines project was praised by Minister for Mental Wellbeing, Maree Todd, MSP.

A wide range of speakers from different organisations talked about the results of our work to bolster the resilience and wellbeing of the emergency service community in Scotland.

You can watch videos of these presentations below.

Conference videos

Below are a selection of conference videos as listed in the day's programme.

Ian Thomson with a welcome message and personal reflections.

Gill Moreton describes the journey upstream that has informed the project aims and content.

Paul Weatherburn from Lifelines Scotland on Swimming lessons and life saving classes

Iain Sutherland from HSE on Working Minds – the wider UK context.

Gale Coates from SFRS on how Lifelines has helped reach the widest audience

David Woodward from the Scottish Police Authority on how Lifelines has helped reach the widest audience

Stacey Jubb & Vikki Gray from St Andrews First Aid on How Lifelines has helped bolster peer support

Dylan King & Roland Fabiani from Police Scotland on how Lifelines has helped catch people early

Steve Penny from Scottish Mountain Rescue on how Lifelines has helped: Reaching the widest audience

Alex Williams from QMU on how Lifelines has helped: Catching people early

Jill Tolfrey from the Fire Fighters Charity on Reflections on a partnership.

Matt Hamiltion form RPOAS on how Lifelines has helped in to retirement

Professor Rowena Hill on Lifelines within good and leading practice: how does it compare?

Sandra Haig from SFRS on working together

Mel Porter from Police Scotland on how Lifelines has helped reach the widest audience

Lifelines Scotland

Our conference

Conference videos

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Lifelines Scotland

Our conference

Conference videos

lifelines.scot

info@lifelines.scot

lifelines.bsky.social

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