Get involved

Get involved

There are a growing range of opportunities emerging from Climate Action work across NHS Scotland that offer practical, purposeful ways to get involved in shaping a healthier, more sustainable future.

Explore how you can take part – through your role, organisation, or networks.

A national NHS Scotland distribution and logistics centre with several delivery lorries parked outside loading bays. A worker in high-visibility clothing stands beside an open trailer while goods are being loaded or unloaded. The image represents supply chain operations, warehousing and the transportation of goods and services.

By offering low‑carbon, high‑value goods and services, supporting fair work and local employment, strengthening regional supply chains, reducing waste through circular approaches, and contributing to place‑based community benefits, suppliers can work with us to deliver solutions that improve sustainability, reduce environmental impact and support the wellbeing of people and communities across Scotland.

The totality of the NHS Scotland Workforce effectively makes the NHS in Scotland, equivalent to being Scotland’s fourth largest city.

The opportunity that brings when the totality of efforts come together is significant – where everyday sustainable choices and actions, can amount to major change in how we operate more sustainably.

A member of staff connects an electric vehicle to a charging point outside a modern healthcare building. A sign beside the charging station indicates that the parking space is reserved for electric vehicle charging. The image highlights the adoption of low-emission transport, electric vehicle infrastructure and sustainable travel within healthcare settings.
Two volunteers wearing high-visibility vests work within a woodland environment, taking part in a conservation or environmental improvement activity. Young plants and gardening equipment are visible in the foreground, while trees and natural vegetation surround the area. The image highlights community engagement, environmental stewardship, biodiversity enhancement and the restoration of natural greenspaces.

Anchor ambitions across Scotland’s public services recognise that we create the most impact when we work in partnership with the communities we serve.

The third sector plays a vital role in that – bringing local insight, lived experience, innovation and trusted relationships that help turn national ambition into meaningful change.