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Join The Blue Light Minds Board
Help shape the future of trauma-informed mental health support for Scotland's emergency service workers. Blue Light Minds is seeking a Trustee with a professional background in mental health, psychology, trauma-informed practice, or supporting individuals who have experienced trauma to join our Board of Trustees. As a Trustee, you'll help provide strategic leadership and governance to our charity while overseeing our Clinical Strategic Pillar within our new 2026–2030 Stra
6 days ago


Blue Light Minds Supports International Paramedics Day 2026
Every year, International Paramedics Day provides an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the dedication, professionalism and compassion of paramedics across the world. It is a day to acknowledge the incredible work carried out by those who respond to people during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. At Blue Light Minds, we are proud to support International Paramedics Day and stand alongside the paramedic profession. Paramedics are highly skilled healthcare
Jul 10


University of Stirling Paramedic Society Raises £450 for Blue Light Minds
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to the University of Stirling Paramedic Society for their incredible support in raising £450 for Blue Light Minds at their recent Society Ceilidh. The event brought together students for an evening of celebration, community, and fundraising, and we are extremely grateful that they chose to support our work. Their efforts demonstrate a strong commitment to the wellbeing of future Emergency Service workers and the communities they wil
Jun 26


Strengthening Partnerships to Support Emergency Service Mental Health
Our Founder and Chairman, Ewan Hay, recently visited one of our charity partners, Salus Technical, to deliver a Lunch & Learn session with their team. The session provided an opportunity to share the story behind Blue Light Minds and highlight the importance of accessible, trauma-focused mental health support for those working across the emergency services. Frontline roles often involve repeated exposure to traumatic incidents, making timely, specialist support essential. We
Apr 17
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