"It’s powerful being in your own reflective state, and that’s where our horses come in - they’re the teachers in all of this."

"In reaching those heights, integration has been central in championing change."

“If we can teach young people how to self manage, what a difference that will have in the future."

"It ticks all the boxes as being sociable, inclusive, and good for your physical and mental wellbeing, so it has huge health benefits."

"Going to a Men’s Shed allows men a whole different way of being empathetic, compassionate, vocal and kind."

By working in an integrated way, Procrastination Station are leading a culture shift on ADHD awareness across Scotland.

"I’d like to see the model we have here rolled out to other health services. It’s a win-win for everyone."

DBI is a prime example of partnership working, bringing together multidisciplinary teams that work in a supportive and collaborative manner

"The young people are at the heart of the partnership service and they are getting the support they need"

"I have not come off the phone without a smile. Also knowing I can phone at any time helps as I have my own health issues"

“The partnership has provided opportunities for participants to become equals”

"Communication is key to the success of the partnership work"

"It’s important to make sure carers are front and centre when it comes to raising awareness.”

“It’s a whole community thing rather than just a health and social care thing”

"Collaboration is an essential element of the organisation’s DNA"

"It can’t truly happen without realising the core thing we’re trading is trust.”

"We turn those shared values and good intentions into purposeful actions"

“It was an enormous support for me to be able to access the ECLOs service when I was in a time of need"

“I like to call it collaborative leadership where no one organisation takes the credit"

“Working alongside each other, being open with each other and supportive of each other really is crucial.”