Currently Closed
OPAL is an information, advice and referral service for adults (16+) in East Dunbartonshire who need a bit of help and support, but do not know how to access it. It's a free telephone helpline (yo...
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.
Currently Closed
The centre aims to support people with dementia, their families, relatives and friends at any stage of the illness. The following support is on offer: • Information and advice • Commun...
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.
Currently Closed
The centre aims to support people with dementia, their families, relatives and friends at any stage of the illness. The following support is on offer: • Information and advice • Commun...
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.
Currently Closed
Carers Link can offer help and support to carers of all ages, young and adult, throughout East Dunbartonshire on a wide range of issues including: Information about local services and support...
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.
Currently Closed
Carers of West Dunbartonshire is an independent voluntary organisation, supporting unpaid carers aged 18+ in West Dunbartonshire. We provide support a wide variety of support to unpaid carers, fro...
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
GAMH Carers Support Project provides support to unpaid mental health carers caring for someone with a mental health problem (this excludes Dementia). A wide range of opportunities are available...
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
GAMH Carers Support Project provides support to unpaid mental health carers caring for someone with a mental health problem (this excludes Dementia). A wide range of opportunities are available...
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
Living with cancer in Glasgow? The Improving the Cancer Journey Service provided jointly by Macmillan Cancer Support and Glasgow City Council is here for you. This service can help support you ...
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
We run Aquarobics on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Coached by one of our friendly experienced instructors this is a fun way of exercising in the water for everyone.
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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Exercise done in water that offers a multitude of benefits and options. Aquatic fitness provides buoyancy, taking away most or all impact on your bones, joints and muscles.
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.