"Everybody needs transport and there can be many barriers to achieving that, so we often fill that gap."

"From an integration perspective, people now have a greater understanding of what it's like to be a New Scot."

"We don’t often get the chance to fully appreciate the potential that exists within football to help improve lives."

"It’s very much about being playful and experimental, but it’s also allowing people to express themselves and feel heard."

"By integrating services around what matters most, we can enable people to live life to the fullest from the comfort of home."

"Closely connected communities are integral and essential to operations in order to meet student needs."

"Our shared ambition to improve the lives of LGBT people in Scotland enables us to collaborate far more than to compete."

"The role of integration in creating and then safeguarding authentic relationships within the community is of fundamental importance."

"We felt as Scots with a Shia identity, we had to to highlight the diversity, inclusion and equality of all segments of Scottish society."

"We hope it will encourage people to grow their own food, whilst caring for the environment too."

"We offer safe spaces without judgement, where everyone is welcomed, accepted and listened to"

"If you’re living in poverty, like most asylum seekers are, then a simple thing like a bicycle can have a massive impact on their lives."

"These are prime examples of organisations successfully utilising innovation to overcome barriers."

"More people are leaning on the NHS, so if we can do our bit, we can improve the benefits for our communities"

"The more huts there are, the more people will see the benefits."

"We’re not lecturing people on how to live, we’re just here to listen and give advice, which seems to be our strength."

"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.