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Collective Voice
Share Your Experiences

Gathering the voice of living/lived experiences around services and

supports in Moray for mental health and alcohol/drug use.

Recovery in Moray: Collective Voice Reports​
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This project aims to gather a collective voice in Moray around mental health and drug and alcohol recovery supports and services, placing Moray Wellbeing Hub as a ‘critical friend’ to statutory services and aiding evaluation of delivery.

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Here you will find our most up-to-date collective voice reports. These have been reviewed by Moray Health and Social Care Moray as being suitable to share publicly. Click on the image to download the report.

Share Your Experience 

Your feedback matters. Help us improve services in Moray.

If you would like to contribute, please complete the Share Your Experience form. If you have any difficulty submitting your experience or require technical support, feel free to contact one of our Champions.

Listening to Lived and Living Experience

This video features Professor Alan Miller, who reflects on the development of Scotland's Charter of Rights for People Affected by Substance Use and the importance of placing lived and living experience at the heart of service design, delivery and improvement. The video highlights rights-based approaches, reducing stigma, and empowering people to shape the support and services that affect their lives. It also recognises the leadership and partnership work taking place in Moray to embed lived experience in meaningful system change.

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