SUPPORT

Info about support services for Monifieth

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ANGUSalive Macmillan Cancer Information and Support – Monifieth

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 Monifieth or people are free to attend our weekly drop in sessions in Forfar, Kirriemuir, Montrose or Arbroath.

High 5 Club

High-5 Club – A Youth Club in Angus for Young People with High Functioning Autism or Asperger’s

The High-5 Club meets during school term time on Wednesday evenings in Monifieth Parish Church’s, 41 High Street, Monifieth from 6:30-8:30pm and is run completely by volunteers.

The age group for the High-5 Club is from S1 onwards but young people in P7 may also be invited to join the club to help support their transition to secondary school.

Most weeks, the club is set out in the same way as routine is important for young people with autism. Weekly activities include, arts & crafts and board games. These activities give helpers and members the chance to chat about their interests in pairs or small groups, building confidence and communication skills.

Some weeks, however, there are more structured activities such as cooking, pizza and film nights and fitness sessions.

We also venture beyond the confines of the hall, favourites among the young people being cinema trips and occasional outings to local restaurants.

High-5 Club is part of Monifieth Parish Church of Scotland. Registered in Scotland – Scottish Charity Number SC008965.

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Monifieth Befrienders

Monifieth Befrienders is a registered charity – SC030685. Our organisation has been running successfully in Monifieth since 2000, providing a growing befriending service to socially isolated older people, living at home or in a care home and bereaved people of any age.

Our trained volunteers provide one-to-one quality time to their clients through weekly home visits or outings. Our organisation also holds regular social events throughout the year allowing clients and volunteers to meet up and enjoy social activities together. We also run a weekly Monday lunches group (in conjunction with Monifieth Parish Church), a fortnightly Men’s Brunch Group and a weekly knitting group.

We are funded by the Community Fund, Angus Health and Social Care Partnership and other small Trusts.

 

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Monifieth Dementia Activity Group

Royal Voluntary Service provides services across Scotland and is now running Dementia Support Groups in Dundee, Broughty Ferry and Monifieth. These groups provide activities for people living with mild to medium dementia and their carers on a Wednesday afternoon in the MAC centre in Monifieth.

 

 


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Dementia | Support | Group | Carers | Activities