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De Café is a peer support group for people affected by dementia - both the person with the diagnosis, whether that's been confirmed or not, and their family/friends/carers. There are four monthly...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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De Café is a peer support group for people affected by dementia - both the person with the diagnosis, whether that's been confirmed or not, and their family/friends/carers. There are four monthly...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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De Café is a peer support group for people affected by dementia - both the person with the diagnosis, whether that's been confirmed or not, and their family/friends/carers. There are four monthly...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
Opening times not provided
De Café is a peer support group for people affected by dementia - both the person with the diagnosis, whether that's been confirmed or not, and their family/friends/carers. There are four monthly...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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These groups are run by volunteers and offer people living with diabetes or caring for someone who has diabetes a chance to meet and share experiences. They typically meet on a monthly basis with ...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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Are you stressed, worried or anxious? Suffering from panic attacks? Experiencing feelings of depression? If you're between 16 and 65 years of age and live in the East Dunbartonshire area,...
ALISS information is added and maintained by professionals, organisations and citizens living or working in local communities throughout Scotland. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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East Dunbartonshire Initiative for Creative & Social Care (EDICT) offers creative and arts-based therapies for both individuals and groups of people who are; affected by mental health issues; liv...
This service has been added and quality assured by your local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and is provided, commissioned or regularly signposted to by them. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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East Dunbartonshire Older Peoples’ Mental Health Services provides medical and psychological approaches to encourage positive mental health. The team works closely with partners to help people t...
ALISS information is added and maintained by professionals, organisations and citizens living or working in local communities throughout Scotland. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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The Epilepsy Fieldwork Teams in the Greater Glasgow & Clyde, Forth Valley, and Ayrshire & Arran areas provide person-centred, holistic support to children and adults with epilepsy and their famili...
ALISS information is added and maintained by professionals, organisations and citizens living or working in local communities throughout Scotland. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.
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Our support groups are informal, friendly and open to anyone affected by bipolar, including friends, family and carers. Group meetings are places where people who live with bipolar can share id...
'Claimed' ALISS information is maintained directly by the organisation, group or individual delivering the services or activities. More information about Scotland's Service Directory.