The Respect Phoneline is a confidential helpline, email and webchat service for perpetrators of domestic abuse who are looking for help to stop and for those supporting them.
After a Suicide (from Scottish Association for Mental Health)
A guide covering the practical issues that need to be faced after a suicide; some of the emotions you might be experiencing; and places where you can get help.
Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland are here to help you. Cruse seeks to help anyone experiencing bereavement to understand their grief and cope with their loss.
Provides a safe and confidential environment where those experiencing bereavement and traumatic loss through suicide can receive support, one to one counselling and other therapies. This service provision includes children and young people.
Tuesday - Wednesday 12–9pm, Thursday and Sunday 1pm–6pm
Support for anyone aged 16 + with any issues you have and to be there if you just want to talk.
The helpline is also there for partners, family and friends of LGBT+ people including professionals who are supporting people around identity and sexuality.
Offers mental health and wellbeing resources, local/national services, self-help guides, and information for individuals experiencing various issues, including suicidal thoughts, stress, anxiety, depression, sleep problems and many others.
Provide life-enhancing services and vital support to people in later life. They deliver a range of services across the UK and there is a specific helpline in Scotland.
Provides a national rape crisis helpline and email support for anyone aged 13+ affected by sexual violence, no matter when or how it happened. Information available on the website in several community languages.
Forcesline offers a first point of contact for SSAFA. It is a confidential helpline that provides a supportive, listening, and signposting service for serving personnel and former members of the Armed Forces and their families.
A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism
Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs (SFAD) – 08080 101 011
Monday - Friday 9am-11pm Saturday - Sunday: Call back service
Supports anyone affected by someone else’s alcohol or drug use in Scotland. They give listening support and information to many people and help them with confidence, communication, general wellbeing, and link them into local support. They also have a bereavement service.