SUPPORT
Info about support services for Brechin
ANGUSalive Macmillan Cancer Information and Support – Brechin
ANGUSalive Macmillan Cancer Information and Support – Brechin
Cancer information and support service based in libraries across Angus. Offering information booklets, signposting and support. Support can be delivered by phone, email or face to face. For face to face appointments we can arrange one to one appointments at a time to suit in Brechin or people are free to attend our weekly drop in sessions in Forfar, Kirriemuir, Montrose or Arbroath.
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Brechin Community Pantry
Our vision is to enable and support positive changes in the lives of the local community. We do this by helping those of all ages, gender and race in meeting their personal needs and encouraging them to become self-sufficient. We promote a healthier lifestyle in our personal service and build strong relationships by training volunteers to play a vital role in serving at the Pantry and in their community.
Contact
- Phone: 01356 308 639
- Email: brechincommunitypantry5@gmail.com
- Website: www.brechincommunitypantry.com
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Hillcrest Futures Brechin
We support people with learning disabilities and Autism, mental health, complex needs, people who have experienced or are at risk of homelessness, and the care needs associated with older people.
Support can be provided in a residential setting or in the client’s own home as appropriate.
Contact
- Phone: 01356 626 224
The Dalhousie Centre
Supporting older adults in the community maintain their independence. The Centre gives much needed respite to carers. The Centre offers a safe space for socialisation, stimulating activities, day trips, and various entertainment. The Centre accepts Council referrals and private paying service users.
Location
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The Royal British Legion Brechin
Since 1921 we have stood for and provided support to veterans and their families.
When servicemen and women return to civilian life after serving with the Armed Forces some are in need of community and friendship, maybe as a result of their experiences in the services or purely because they are no longer part of the ‘military family’ they had come to rely. We make a difference every day to the lives of those veterans through our comradeship and befriending programme, developing strong communities and supporting remembrance.
Our large family network is spread across Scotland and helps support veterans and their families to get on with their lives and assists those who require assistance.
