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Depression Alliance Scotland

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email: info@dascot.org
 
Depression in the Later Years
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Help and support for older people

Depression Alliance Scotland offers confidential help, support and advice on any aspect of Depression. We will not disclose your details to anyone. Ask us a question.

if you need help right now, you can find details of people to talk to 24 hours a day on our crisis page.

Organisations offering support

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Scottish Helpline for Older People (SHOP)

0845 125 9732 Mon – Fri 10.00am – 4.00pm. 
www.olderpeoplescotland.co.uk

Provides information service for people aged 50 and over and also to families and carers on a range of issues affecting older people

Age Concern Scotland and Help the Aged

Causewayside House,
160 Causewayside
Edinburgh  EH9 1PR. 
Tel: 0845 833 0200  
enquiries@acscot.org.uk 
www.ageconcernscotland.org.uk

Supports older people on issues such as finance, transport, community care, benefits, leisure, housing, health, discrimination and abuse.  Can provide details of local services.

Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland

Riverview House,
Friarton Road,
Perth
PH2 8DF
Tel: 01738 444 178
info@crusescotland.org.uk    
www.crusescotland.org.uk

Offers free confidential counselling and support to anyone experiencing difficulty with the grieving process.

Carers Scotland

91 Mitchell Street
Glasgow G1 3LN, 
Helpline 0808 808 7777. 
General enquiries 0141 211 9141. 
info@carerscotland.org 
www.carerscotland.org
Provides advice and support to carers on a wide range of issues and can give you details of local services

Self-help support groups

Depression Alliance Scotland runs support groups for people of all ages in Scotland. Often people who attend our groups are surprised at how much they have in common, even though they come from different backgrounds and generations.

More about our self-help support groups

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