Angus Health and Social Care Partnership

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Are you, or someone you know looking for support with alcohol and or substance use and want a free, confidential online ...
23/12/2025

Are you, or someone you know looking for support with alcohol and or substance use and want a free, confidential online recovery programme to help you do this?

Breaking Free is a confidential online programme that can support you to cut down your drinking or substance use, or to quit for good.

Breaking Free, gives you 24/7 access to personalized Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, equips you with coping skills that are proven to be effective, helps you manage high-risk situations and supports you at every stage of your recovery journey.

Go to www.breakingfreeonline.com and click on 'Sign Up'. Then use this access code to create your account: angus11

If you need further support with Breaking Free, please visit: https://www.angus.gov.uk/social_care_and_health/alcohol_and_drugs/alcohol_and_drugs_information_for_professionals?page_id=1595 -details

Free, evidence-based wellbeing and recovery program for alcohol and drugs. Achieve and maintain your long-term recovery goals from substance dependence.

23/12/2025

Winter can be a lonely time for some people.

You can help by checking in on older family members, friends and neighbours who may need extra support during cold weather.

https://orlo.uk/VeUOW

The Christmas season, while a time for joy, can also be a source of stress for many people. The pressure to meet expecta...
21/12/2025

The Christmas season, while a time for joy, can also be a source of stress for many people. The pressure to meet expectations, whether financial, social, or emotional, can take a toll on mental health.

It's important to remember that everyone’s festive experience is unique, and it’s okay to prioritise your mental health over obligations. Taking small steps to manage stress can lead to a more peaceful and enjoyable festive period.

Check out our website, and look for the Are You Ok? logo, where you can find all of the Mental Health resources within Angus - https://www.angushscp.scot/

Or we also recommend the NHS approved Stress App, which you can download onto your smart phone or other devices.

https://www.mypossibleself.com/

We have a great podcast which details how you can access our listening service and other support which may be available to you - https://soundcloud.com/angushscp/wellbeing-podcast

Christmas is a great time for celebrating with friends and family, but it’s also easy to drink more than you planned. Th...
20/12/2025

Christmas is a great time for celebrating with friends and family, but it’s also easy to drink more than you planned. That’s why we would like to share Drinkaware’s Guide to a Safe and Happy Christmas to help you make good choices while still having fun.

Read the full guide here: https://www.drinkaware.co.uk/news/the-drinkaware-guide-to-a-safe-and-happy-christmas

Also remember, if the festive period feels difficult or overwhelming, support is available by visiting our Are You OK? page: www.angushscp.scot

Drinkaware, the UK’s leading alcohol education charity, has put together the 12 top tips of Christmas to see people safely and healthily through the Festive season and into 2019.

18/12/2025
15/12/2025

📢 Have Your Say on the Charter of Rights for People Affected by Drugs and Alcohol in Scotland!

✅ Complete our short form here: https://forms.office.com/e/JP6DujBg09

📧 Prefer email? Share your thoughts or just reach out by emailing: mark@angusindadvocacy.org

Your voice matters—help shape a rights-based approach to support and recovery.
Please share this post to reach others who may want to contribute

We have two exciting permanent opportunities currently available within Angus Health & Social Care Partnership:Specialis...
15/12/2025

We have two exciting permanent opportunities currently available within Angus Health & Social Care Partnership:

Specialist Nurse (Band 6)
Whitehills Health and Community Care Centre
26.67 hours per week - £41,608 – £50,702 (pro rata)

Clerical Officer
Bruce House, Arbroath
Full time – 36.25 hours per week - £26,272 – £26,498 per year

Find out more and apply here: https://www.angushscp.scot/jobs/

15/12/2025

"Are you okay?"

Three little words. But these words could mean the world to someone struggling.

Ask twice.

"Are you sure you're okay?"

Many of us are facing struggles, and it’s important to remember that we’re not alone. Help is out there if you are having a difficult time or are worried about someone else.

There is a range of support available across Angus.

The Beacon in Arbroath offers community support for anyone in emotional distress living in Angus, who is aged 16 and over, from 12 noon to 12 midnight, 7 days a week, every day of the year – including Christmas Day.

Providing a kind, caring, and compassionate place to go if you are suffering from mental health and wellbeing distress, everyone, including family members and carers, can access support in person, over the phone, via text, email, or by reaching out on social media.

The Beacon is located at Kirk Square, Arbroath, DD11 1DX, and you can call 0800 135 7899 or text 07418632399.

Sometimes it's hard to know where to start, but we're here to help, click on the link below to find the right type of help for you:
https://orlo.uk/3DO13

12/12/2025

💫 You’re Not Alone This Christmas 💫

The festive season can be joyful, but we know it’s not easy for everyone. If you’re feeling lonely, overwhelmed, or just need a safe space, we’re here for you.

Our doors will be open over Christmas to offer:
❤️ A warm, welcoming environment
🤝 Friendly faces who care and listen
🎄 A place to feel connected and supported

You don’t have to face this season on your own. Come and spend time with us, we’d love to share some comfort and kindness with you.

📍 Old Steeple, Kirk Square. Arbroath, DD11 1DX.
📅 12 - 12 Every day
☎ 0800 135 7899 or text us on 07418 632 399

Let’s make this Christmas about community, care, and hope. You matter, and we’re here for you.

10/12/2025

Festive Support Guide 2025

Our Festive Support Guide is now available. This essential resource shows exactly what services are running in our area over Christmas and New Year.

It includes:

🔸Crisis Telephone Numbers (24/7)
🔸Emergency Food Provision (including holiday opening times)
🔸Community Christmas Meal locations and booking details

Please share this post widely to ensure everyone who needs support can find it.

The full guide can be accessed on our website here:https://www.voluntaryactionangus.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Updated-Support-Guide-20254.pdf

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Forfar
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From April 2016, Angus Council, NHS Tayside, the third and independent sectors are working together in a new Angus Health and Social Care Partnership. These organisations will share information and provide more co-ordinated services to local people. The vision for Health and Social Care in Angus is to place individuals and communities at the centre of our service planning and delivery. The work of the Partnership is overseen by the Integration Joint Board (search Angus Health & Social Care Partnership & select Integration Joint Board agendas, reports and minutes). Planning health and social care in Angus will take place in four locality Improvement Groups: • North West (Forfar/Kirriemuir) • North East (Brechin/Edzell/Montrose) • South West (Monifieth/Carnoustie) • North East (Arbroath/Friockheim) The Locality Improvement Groups have a central role in ensuring that as integration is progressed, communities are at the centre of change and improvement.

We have recently published our Strategic Comissioning Plan for 2019-2022. The Partnership has four priorities for health and social care from what has been learned from public participation, from our needs assessments and from our current performance. • improving health, wellbeing and independence • supporting care needs at home • developing integrated and enhanced primary care and community responses • improving integrated care pathways for priorities in care