Pass the Badge

People across Scotland wore a See Me badge for a day, then passed it on to get people talking about mental health.  

Pass the Badge was launched in 2015, created by our Community Champions as a way to change the way people view mental health. 

The campaign invited people to wear a See Me Badge for a day, take the time to have a conversation with someone about mental health and then pass it on to them to wear for the next 24 hours and keep the conversation going. 

We later developed a digital version, where people shared their story online, with a digital badge on their picture. 

Over the last decade, hundreds of people across Scotland have passed on See Me badges, inspiring important conversations and breaking down mental health stigma. 

We’re currently unable to provide badges to help you run your own activity, but we hope that we will be able to do this in the future. Please keep an eye on our social media channels for updates on availability. 

Our campaigns

In the meantime, we have lots of other exciting campaigns that you can get involved with, from Walk a Mile events to the annual Time to Talk Day.

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