SUPPORT
Info about support services for Montrose
ANGUSalive Macmillan Cancer Information and Support – Montrose
ANGUSalive Macmillan Cancer Information and Support – Montrose
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. Our weekly drop in session is on Wednesdays 11am-1pm. Service is open to any one who has questions about cancer or are looking for support.
Support can be delivered by phone, email or face to face. Our weekly drop in session is on Wednesdays 11am-1pm. Service is open to any one who has questions about cancer or are looking for support.
Contact
Montrose Family Support Team
Contact
Montrose Jobcentre
Montrose Jobcentre
Our main client groups are: Unemployed people, Carers, Lone Parents, people with health conditions, and people in receipt of Universal Credit in Perth & Kinross
Age Group: Primarily aged 18+ but also 16 and 17 year olds.
Criteria for working with our clients: Mainly unemployed people in receipt of Universal Credit, Jobseeker’s Allowance, Employment Support Allowance, Income Support although anyone with a disability can access services.
Other Information: Specialist Advisor Support including Access to Work and specialist disability services. Access to jobs across the UK and Europe, training opportunities, job search assistance, work experience placements, sector based work academies and Work Trials. Assistance provided to Employers with using our Universal Jobmatch service to advertise vacancies.
Contact
- Phone: 08001 690 190
- Website: www.gov.uk
Shelter Montrose
Shelter Scotland helps over half a million people every year struggling with bad housing or homelessness through our advice, support and legal services. And we campaign to make sure that, one day, no one will have to turn to us for help.
Contact
- Phone: 01674 678 818
- Website: scotland.shelter.org.uk
The Royal British Legion Montrose
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.
