Recovery Across Mental Health
RAMH supports people in their recovery from mental ill health.
RAMH promotes recovery from mental ill health, and empowers people to build independent, fulfilled lives.
We offer a range of free, confidential services which provide:
- Immediate support in crisis situations for residents aged 16 and over in Renfrewshire
- Individualised care and practical support to people in their own homes
- One to one counselling sessions with a qualified counsellor
- Employability support to help individuals gain or maintain employment and/or volunteering opportunities
- A range of social, creative, therapeutic, educational and physical activity groups
- Support to family, friends, carers and the wider community through information and education
What's on at RAMH this month?
Our monthly What's On? Guide shows everything we're doing across all the areas we cover in the upcoming month.
RAMH Wellbeing Map?
A user-led map for anyone looking to view what resources are nearby.
Whether it's finding a new favourite spot to walk or cycle, escaping in a
book from your local library or more practical support and advice on things
like health and money, there are lots of places to visit
that keep us well.
RAMH partner with Glasgow Caledonian University students to launch Walking Bingo resource
Physiotherapy students Laura Strain, Valance Humphrey and Sarah Kerestes approached us with the idea for the cards and developed them alongside RAMH workers in the last few months of 2021. The cards are a fun and challenging way to increase physical activity levels while also focusing on mental wellbeing. This activity is designed to encourage…
Save the date! Friday 8 October 2021, RAMH AGM
Save the Date – Friday 8 October 2021 RAMH AGM: 10.15am RAMH Conference will start at 11.00am and finish by 12.30pm. You are warmly invited by Stephen McLellan and the team at RAMH to the RAMH AGM and Annual Conference – Trauma Informed Awareness and Practice Speaker: Dr Graeme Grandison, non-clinical lead for The National Wellbeing Hub After the…
A big thank you to the Blister Sisterz!
Three friends are walking the West Highland Way to raise money for RAMH. Gemma McNaughton, Samantha Colhoun, Shirley Stuart will be setting off on the famous walk on September 17th. We would like to pass on a big thank you from everyone at RAMH for their amazing efforts. The trio, who call themselves the Blister…