Lifelines Scotland |
Supporting the wellbeing of emergency responders
Lifelines Scotland is a Scottish Government funded project aimed at developing resources and training to enhance the wellbeing of volunteer emergency responders who play a vital role in our communities. The project is being led by Gill Moreton from the Rivers Centre for Traumatic Stress in NHS Lothian. Gill has been working with staff in the police, fire and ambulance service for 15 years and is particularly interested in keeping responders well.
The project started in October 2015 and will run for a year. The first phase has been a consultation with representatives of Scotland's voluntary responder community and we're keen now to get the views of the volunteers themselves.
The questionnaire should only take a few minutes to complete but will provide us with really valuable information so we'd like to thank you in advance for taking the time to help us.
N.B. When we share the survey results we will endeavour to make sure your responses remain anonymous. So please let us know if you think you may be identifiable, e.g. only volunteer for an organisation in your area. Thank you
The Lifelines Scotland website will be up and running by February and will contain up to date information on the project as well as lots of resources we hope you will find useful.