Transcript Supports and services

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Supports and
services
For Carers of Older adults
North West Glasgow
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There is support available
THE GLASGOW CITY CARERS PARTNERSHIP
Consists of Glasgow City Community Health
Partnership, Social Work Services and the Third Sector
working together to identify and support unpaid
carers.
The Partnership provides a universal offer of:
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Assessment, including a Health Review
Information and advice
Income maximisation
Emotional support
Training
Short breaks
Opportunities for carers to share their views.
Looking after someone can be rewarding, but can
also be very demanding and stressful, for support
contact: Carers Information and Support Line on 0141
353 6504
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Carers Centres
Glasgow North West Carers
Team
35 Church Street, Glasgow
G11 5JT.
Tel 0141 276 1066
Fax: 0141 276 106
Email:
[email protected]
w.gov.uk Glasgow
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Carers Centres
West Glasgow Carers Centre
1561 Great Western Road,
Anniesland,
Glasgow G13 1HH.
Tel: 0141 959 9871
Fax: 0141 950 1144
Email:
westcarers@volunteerglasgow.
org Glasgow
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Carers Centres
North West Quarriers Carers
Centre
Maryhill Community Central Halls,
308/310 Maryhill Road,
Glasgow G20 7YE.
Tel: 0141 331 9420
Fax: 0141 331 9421
Email:
[email protected]
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Respite
Crossroads Caring Scotland is a national charitable
organisation established in 1978. They provide
practical support to reduce the stress of carers by
providing care in their own home for someone who
is ill or disabled so that their carer can have a
meaningful break.
Crossroads' care attendants are highly trained to
take on all the personal care tasks that a carer
usually undertakes - this lets the carer leave the
person they look after with confidence
24 George Square
Glasgow
G2 1EG
Tel: 0141 226 3793
Web: www.crossroads-scotland.co.uk
Also speak to the Carers Centres about respite,
there are different types of respite so contact your
Carers centre for more information about this.
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Useful websites
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Glasgow City Council Carer's Services
www.glasgow.gov.uk/carers
NHSGGC Carers
www.nhs.uk/CarersDirect/guide/assess
ments/ Pages/Carerassessments.aspx
Carers Scotland
www.carersuk.org/scotland
Carers Coalition www.carersnet.org
Carers Trust www.carers.org/scotland
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Advocacy
The Advocacy Project provide independent
advocacy support for people aged 65+ and
people aged16 - 64 who have a physical
disability or a mental health issue. We are a
right based organisation and believe
everyone has the right to take part fully in
society. This service is free and confidential.
Tel No: 0141 420 0961
Fax No: 0141 420 0960
Textphone : 0141 420 0989
Email at [email protected]
The Advocacy Project, Cumbrae House,
15 Carlton Court, Glasgow, G5 9JP
http://www.theadvocacyproject.org.uk/
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Arthritis
Arthritis Care
Unit 25A Anniesland Business Park
242 Netherton Road, G13 1EU
Tel No: 0141 954 7776
www.arthritiscarescotland.org
http://www.arthritiscare.org.uk
Arthritis Care helpline 0808 800 4050
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Befriending service
When friends and family live too far away to
make regular contact, the Royal Voluntary
Service can provide a little bit of company
and friendly social contact at home through
their befriending services.
Often available as part of our Good
Neighbours services or on their own as
befriending either face-to-face or on the
telephone, it helps to reduce feelings of
loneliness and increases motivation and
confidence.
This regular chat provides a vital link into the
community to those who can be socially
isolated because of restricted mobility or
because they can’t access public transport.
Their volunteers encourage older people to
get out and about - even if it's just to the end
of the garden - and to stay active.
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Befriending service
Contact information RVS
Royal Voluntary Service,
Unit F3,
Maryhill Burgh Halls,
24 Gairbraid Avenue, Glasgow, G20 8YE
Email address:
[email protected]
Telephone:0141 611 7665
Opening times
 Monday:08:00-17:00
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 Wednesday:08:00-17:00
 Thursday:08:00-17:0
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Blue Badge
The Blue Badge scheme is for drivers or
passengers with severe mobility problems.
The scheme provides a range of on-street
parking concessions enabling Blue Badge holders
to park closer to where they need to go. The
scheme does not apply to off-street car parking,
for example in privately operated car parks at
supermarkets or airports.
The scheme operates throughout the UK and, in
Scotland, is managed by local authorities who
deal with applications and issue badges.
You must apply for a Blue Badge to the Scottish
local authority in which you are resident.
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Blue Badge
Applying for a Blue Badge
If you require a Blue Badge, a renewal or
replacement, you can:
download the Blue Badge Application Form
and Guidance Notes [127kb]
phone / visit your local social work office
collect application form from:
45 John Street
Glasgow G1
Phone 0141 287 4578
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Continence
SPHERE Bladder and Bowel service
The SPHERE Bladder and Bowel Service provides a
professional, caring, confidential and supportive
approach to people with bladder or/and bowel
symptoms. The aim of the team is to promote
continence by empowering the individual to self
manage their symptoms by teaching behavioural and
lifestyle changes that can promote bladder and bowel
health.
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Centre for Health and Care Plean Street Continence Services
Drumchapel Health Centre
Maryhill Health Centre
Woodside Health Centre
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Dementia
Alzheimer Scotland
24 hour dementia helpline
0808 808 3000
http://www.alzscot.org/
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Dementia
Dementia Friends
www.dementiafriends.org.uk
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Dementia
Care information Scotland
http://www.careinfoscotlan
d.co.uk/what-care-do-ineed/dementiaservices.aspx
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Dementia
Age UK
http://www.ageuk.org.uk/h
ealth-wellbeing/conditionsillnesses/dementia/helpand-support7/
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Diabetes
Diabetes Scotland
Care line
Call: 0141 212 8710
“Calls may be monitored for quality and
training purposes”
Monday–Friday, 9am–7pm
[email protected]
www.diabetes.org.uk
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Diabetes
There are specialist diabetes teams
consist of Diabetes Specialist Nurses,
Dieticians and Podiatrists.
Referral to these teams is through
your GP in the North West Sector
Woodside Health Centre,
Barr Street,
Glasgow G20 7LR.
Linda Burns Jackie Templeton 0141
531 9296
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Diabetes
Drumchapel Health Centre,
80/90 Kinfauns Drive,
Drumchapel, G15 7TS.
Shirley Law 0141 232 9151
Possilpark Health & Care Centre,
Saracen Street,
Possilpark,
G22 5EG.
Anne Lindsay 0141 531 6124 0141 531 6156
Woodside Health Centre,
Barr Street, G20 7LR.
Barbara-Ann McKee 0141 531 9559
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Elderly Home Visiting Service
Elderly Home Visiting Service,
provides home visiting and lunch
club to older people living in
Drumchapel and parts of
Knightswood.
10 Bothwell St Glasgow G2 6LU
www.volunteerglasgow.org/proje
ct/ehv
tel 0141 226 2575
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Employment advice
Jobs and Business Glasgow
Drumchapel Office
The Open Gate
44 Hecla Square
Glasgow G15 8NH
Tel No: 0141 274 3211
http://www.jbg.org.uk/
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Employment advice
Jobs and Business Glasgow
Maryhill Office,
3 Gairbraid Avenue,
Glasgow,
Lanarkshire
G20 8YA
0141 630 4370
http://www.jbg.org.uk/
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Evening Visitor Transport
service
Visiting loved ones in hospital is not
always easy, particularly for older
people, people living with a disability or
those on low income.
That’s where the Hospital Evening
Visitor Transport Service comes in. Set
up to provide transport for people
visiting patients in hospital, the service
will pick you up from home, take you to
the hospital and take you home again
later
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Evening Visitor Transport
service
To book transport to your nearest hospital, contact the booking
hotline: 0845 128 4027.
Lines are open 1-4pm (Mon-Thurs) and 1-3.30pm (Friday). For
transport to destinations other than your nearest hospital please
call the booking hotline after 3pm.
When you call you will need to register. You will be asked for
information to help us make sure that people who really need the
service are given priority. All information will be treated in the
strictest confidence and in compliance with the Data Protection
Act.
You will need to tell us where you live, which hospital you wish to
visit and what time visiting begins and ends. Your pick up will be
confirmed over the telephone. You will be collected as near as
possible to your front door. Provided you are visiting your local
hospital you can book transport up to one week in advance.
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Financial advice
Citizens Advice Bureau
Drumchapel
195C Drumry Road East
Glasgow
0141 944 2612
www.glasgowcentralcab.org.uk
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Financial advice
Citizens Advice Bureau
Maryhill and Possilpark
25 Avenuepark Street,
Glasgow G20 8TS
0141 946 6373
www.glasgowcentralcab.org.uk
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Financial advice
For welfare rights and debt advice:
http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/welfareri
ghts
Glasgow’s Advice and Information
Network (GAIN):
www.gain4u.org.uk
Helpline: 0808 801 1011 Mon-Fri 10am
to 8pm and Saturday 10am to 2pm.
Calls are free from land-lines and
some mobile numbers.
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Food Train
Provides a volunteer-delivered
grocery shopping support service to
older people throughout Glasgow.
Requesting a service is simple – just
pick up the phone or visit the website:
www.thefoodtrain.co.uk/ourservices/referral
Unit 13, Govanhill Workspace
69 Dixon Road
Govanhill
Glasgow
G42 8AT
Tel: 0141 423 1722
[email protected]
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GAMH
Later Life Matters - Glasgow Association for Mental Health
Later Life Matters offers support services to older people, aged 65 and over, who
are experiencing or recovering from mental health problems. We support
people with a range of mental health problems such as depression, anxiety,
mood swings and other difficulties that can sometimes make it hard to cope day
to day. Anyone can make a referral to the project. You can contact us yourself
or you can ask someone else to get in touch on your behalf. We will arrange to
meet with you and have a chat about the project to make sure that our service is
the right one for you.
We offer support to enable older people to
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Improve their self confidence
Become more independent and less isolated
Help with practical day to day issues
Become more involved with their local community
Meet new people
Contact details
Later Life Matters
Glasgow Association for Mental Health
Hydepark Business Centre Units 13 -16
60 Mollinsburn Street Glasgow G21 4SF
Telephone 0141 404 3769
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GAMH
RE:CONNECT
This Big Lottery funded project is running in
Glasgow, managed by the Mental Health
Foundation in partnership with Glasgow
Association for Mental Health.
Peer mentoring presents a unique
opportunity for mental health carers and
supporters to connect with each other and
the local community. You can request
support for yourself by providing us with the
details on the referral form.
Alternatively, you can volunteer to become
a trained peer mentor; volunteer to sit on
the project steering group; or simply ask to
be kept in the loop.
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GAMH
RE:CONNECT
Glasgow Association for Mental Health
(GAMH)
St Andrews by the Green
33 Turnbull Street
Glasgow G1 5PR
Telephone: 0141 552 5592 or
07593947348
Email: [email protected]
www.mentalhealth.org.uk/carersproject
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Healthy Living Centres
North Glasgow Healthy Living Community, 59 Charles St,
G21 2PR
Tel: 0141 336 7000 www.healthynorthglasgow.co.uk
Annexe Communities,
9a Stewartville Street,
Partick,
Glasgow G11 5PE
Tel: 0141 357 6747
www.annexecommunities.org.uk
Axis Health Hubs - www.axishealthhubs.org.uk
Drumchapel Life
Unit 32 KCEDG Commercial Centre
(Entrance on Achamore Road)
Ladyloan Place
Glasgow
G15 8LB
Tel: 0141 944 6004
http://www.drumchapellife.co.uk
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Health Walks
Drumchapel Health Walk, Thursdays
at 1pm, is a FREE, short, gentle and
friendly led walk up to 2 ½ miles long
for all ages and abilities led by trained
volunteers. They are a great way to
take the first steps towards a healthier
lifestyle and meet new people. The
walks are all led by trained volunteers.
Please call the Walk Glasgow Coordinator on 0141 287 0963 if you
would like more information about a
certain walk to help us assess how we
can make it more suitable for you.
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Health Walks
Walk
Meet at
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Day
Donald Dewar
Thursday
Sports Centre
Drumchapel
Foyer, 220
Garscadden Road,
G15 8SX.
Chester's Nursery, Friday
Drumchapel
10 Bankglen Road,
G15 7LC
Outside the main
door, Beatson
Oncology Centre,
Gartnaval
Gartnavel Hospital Wednesday
campus, 1053
Great Western Rd,
G12 0YN
Heart of Scotstoun
Community
Heart of Scotstoun Centre, 64
Monday
Balmoral St, G14
0HB
Time
1pm
9.30am
1.15pm
2.30pm
Health Walks
Walk
Meet at
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​Heart of Scotstoun
​Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre, 64 ​Friday
Balmoral St, G14 0HB
Hughenden Road at
​Hyndland
entrance to Hillhead ​Tue & Sun
Sports Club, G12 9XP​
​Knightswood
Community Centre,
Knightswood
​Monday
Alderman Road, G13
3DD
​3 Eyes Project, 52
​Netherton
Knightscliffe Ave, G13 Wednesday​
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​Glasgow Club
Scotstoun, National
​Victoria Park
Badminton Academy, ​Wednesday
72 Danes Drive, G14
9HD
Time
​11.00am
2.00pm​
​1.30pm
​11.00am
​11.00am
Health Walks
Walk
​West End
Botanics
​West End
Botanics
​Whiteinch
Meet at
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​Just inside Kibble
Palace, 730 Great
​Thursday
Western Rd, G12
0UE
​Just inside Kibble
Palace, 730 Great
​Friday
Western Rd, G12
0UE
​Whiteinch
Centre, 1
​Thursday
Northinch St,
G14 0UG
Time
​1.00pm
​11.00am
​11.00am​
Health Walks
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walks last around an hour
 Please wear flat comfortable
shoes and dress for the weather
 Everyone is welcome to join us
 Children should
be accompanied by an adult
 If a walker needs support they
should bring a buddy along to
help them
 Remember to bring any
necessary medication with you
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Leisure ideas
www.takelifeon.co.uk
www.communityfoodandhealth.org.uk
www.lovefoodhatewaste.com
www.walkit.com - helps you planning your
walking route.
Glasgow Life sports and leisure:
www.glasgowlife.org.uk
www.activescotland.org.uk - helps you find
out information about activities near you
Zumba classes https://www.zumba.com/enUS/party?distance=25&distance_unit=mi&cat=
NearMe&search=Burnley%2C+H2%2C+GB&for
matted_address=Burnley%2C+H2%2C+GB&lat=
53.795&lng=-2.232
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Leisure ideas
Whiteinch Neighbourhood
Centre
1 Northinch Street, Glasgow,
Strathclyde G14 0UG
0141 950 4434
http://www.whiteinchcentre.org.
uk/
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Leisure ideas
Phoenix Centre
5 Monymusk Place,
Drumchapel,
Glasgow
G15 8JH
Tel No: 0141 944 6004
www.drumchapellife.co.uk
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Leisure ideas
Maryhill Community Central Halls
292 - 316 Maryhill Road, Glasgow,
G20 7YE
T: 0141 331 7676
E: [email protected]
http://centralhall.org
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Leisure ideas
Peterson Park Community Centre
22 Yoker Mill Road
Glasgow
G13 4PF
Phone: 0141 952 0229
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Leisure ideas
ASRA Community Centre
39 Napiershall Street,
Glasgow
G20 6EZ
0141 339 1071
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Meal Makers – do you know an older
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person who would appreciate a home cooked meal?
Meal Makers is a free, local
neighbourhood food-sharing project.
We connect people who love cooking
and want to be active in their
community (Cooks), with older
neighbours (Diners) who would
appreciate home cooked food
delivered to them every now and
then.
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If you know an older person (55+) who would
appreciate having home cooked food
delivered to them by a friendly neighbour, let
us know at
[email protected] or 0800 783 7770
Or if you want to know more about a friendly
neighbour delivering some delicious home
cooked food to you, then give us a call on
0800 783 7770 or e-mail
[email protected]
Alternatively if you can cook one extra portion
of dinner we can put you in touch with an older
neighbour. Find out more at
www.mealmakers.org.uk
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My Bus
My Bus is a bookable bus service offering
door-to-door transport in your area. My
Bus can be used for shopping, GP
appointments, visiting friends, attending
local clubs, and much more.
My Bus will pick you up and drop you off
as close as possible to your destination. All
vehicles are low-floor and wheelchair
friendly and drivers will assist you from your
front door to the bus if necessary.
My Bus also serves rural parts of the West
of Scotland that are not served by regular
public transport services.
For enquiries, new registrations or to
cancel your journey, call 0141 333
4584 or 0845 128 4025
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Older People’s mental health
The Centre for Health in Partick,
547 Dumbarton Road,
Partick,
Glasgow G11 6HU.
Tel:0141 232 9240 / 0141 201 7225.
This is where the team covering the
West End is based.
Glenkirk Resource Centre,
129 Drumchapel Road,
G15 6PX.
Tel: 0141 232 1316 Fax: 0141 944 8867
Glenkirk Day Hospital provides services
for people aged 65+ with a variety of
mental health problems.
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Phone support
THE GOOD MORNING SERVICE
The Good Morning Service a free telephone
befriending and alert service for older people
which gives peace of mind 365 days a year.
Opening Hours
Open 365 days a year, weekdays from 08:00 to
15:30.
Weekends and public holidays from 08:00 to 12:00
noon.
Good Night Calls over Winter from 17:00 to 20:00.
Head office
G4 Flemington House
110 Flemington Street
Springburn
Glasgow
G21 4BF
0141 336 7766 or 0333 101 0036
Email: info @ goodmorningservice.co.uk
www.goodmorningservice.co.uk
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Phone support
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Podiatry (foot care)
Podiatry is the management of the foot and
lower limb. It is a needs-based, medical
service offering care to those who have a
specific podiatry or medical condition.
Podiatrists will not treat simple foot
problems, such as toe nail cutting, unless
your assessment indicates you are an “At
Risk Patient”.
Patients can self-refer by registering with the
Greater Glasgow call centre on 0141 636
8421. You may also be referred to a
podiatrist by your GP
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Quit Smoking
Smoke free Services can offer advice,
one-to-one support sessions?
The groups are free and meet for an
hour each week for seven weeks. If
you can’t attend the support sessions,
there may be a drop-in clinic close to
you.
North West - 0141 232 2110 or text:
Quit to 60002
www.nhsggcsmokefree.org.uk
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Sensory Impairment
Deaf Connections
100 Norfolk Street
Glasgow G5 9EJ
Tel No: 0141 420 1759
Email:
enquiries@deafconnections.
co.uk
http://www.deafconnection
s.co.uk/
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Sensory Impairment
Visibility
2 Queens Crescent
Glasgow
G4 9BW
Tel: 0141 332 4632
Email: [email protected]
www.visibility.org.uk
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Substance misuse
Useful websites:
http://www.drinkaware.co.uk
www.infoscotland.com/alcohol
www.alcohol-focus-scotland.org.uk
www.downyourdrink.org.uk
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Substance misuse
North West Community Addiction
Team, 7-19 Hecla Square,
Glasgow G15 8NH.
Tel: 0141 276 4330
North West Community Addiction
Team, 11 Callander Street,
Glasgow G20 7JZ.
0141 531 9254
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Substance misuse
ADDACTION ALCOHOL BEHAVIOUR
CHANGE SERVICE
Offering a free and confidential service to discuss
changes that people want to make to their drinking
behaviours.
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Working with non dependent drinkers who are drinking at a
hazardous/harmful level.
Providing support to people who are exiting treatment from
other services.
Providing post detox support.
Call us on Freephone number 08081785901 or email
[email protected]
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Substance misuse
DRINKLINE (free phone) 0800 7 314 314
Alcoholics Anonymous
0845 769 7555
www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk
Al-Anon / Al-Ateen,
Mansfield Park,
Unit 6, 22 Mansfield Street,
Glasgow G11 5QP
(Tel: 0141 339 8884). For friends and families of
alcoholics
GLASGOW COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL
Prevention and Education North West,
10 Kelso Place, Yoker,
G14 0LL
Tel: 0141 558 7744,
email: [email protected]).
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Support at home
What are Support at Home Home Care Services?
The aim of Support at Home
Services is to meet your
particular needs within your
own home.
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Support at home
Home Care
This service provides a range
of care tasks, which include
assistance with personal care
such as washing and dressing,
assistance going to bed and
getting out of bed and/or a
range of practical domestic
tasks.
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Support at home
If you require support with more
intense home care tasks such as
assistance with catheter care,
assistance with specialised
feeding, assistance with stoma
care and/or assistance with skin
care, you can access a service
known as Enhanced Home Care.
This service is provided by a
Home Carer who is trained to an
enhanced level and receives
support and guidance from a
District Nurse.
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Support at home
What will it cost?
There is a charge for home care
services. This is based upon your
income rather than the amount of
services you need. Everyone who is
referred for a home care service will
have a financial assessment to
assess his or her ability to pay. This
also involves a benefits check.
More information is available
on Social Work Services and Cordia
(Care) LLP
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Support at home
North West CHCP
1660/70 Great Western Rd
Glasgow G13 1HH
Phone 0141 276 2420
35 Church Street
Glasgow G11 5JT
Phone 0141 276 3100
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Telecare
Telecare is an alarm system with
a 24 hour call handling and
response service.
The service is mainly used as an
emergency contact service by
people who live alone but can
also support people who have
serious mobility and/or medical
problems.
There are a variety of Telecare
devices available which ensure
that people are safe in their own
homes, the most common being
a pendant alarm, an alarm unit
and a smoke detector.
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Telecare
How does telecare work?
Each Telecare device is connected
to the Direct Response Service
Centre operated by Cordia, who
provide the alarm service.
Typically service users will press a
button on their pendant or alarm
unit in order to summon assistance in
an emergency.
A team of dedicated call handlers
will then receive the call. The call
handlers will respond to each
enquiry or emergency accordingly
depending upon the service user's
emergency need at the time.
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Telecare
Is there a charge for the Telecare
service?
Yes. You will have to pay for the
service you receive, however you do
not have to pay for the telecare
equipment which allows you to
contact the service when you need
help.
How much do I pay?
The service charge for the alarm
service will be £3 per week. If you
feel you may have difficulty in
making this payment, you can
complete a Financial Assessment
Form when you apply for telecare.
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Telecare
How do I apply for a Telecare
service?
Application forms are
available by contacting the
Telecare Service on 0141 276
5615.
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Well-being Advice and stress
management
COPE
20 Drumchapel Rd
Drumchapel
Glasgow G15 6QE
Tel No: 0141 944 5490
www.cope-scotland.org
[email protected]
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Well-being Advice and stress
management
The Calm Project – Glasgow Association for Mental
Health
The Calm Project offers complementary therapies and
mindfulness training to people aged 60 and over who
have a long-term condition and to mental health
carers aged 18 and over. The complementary
therapies are available in the North West and North
East of Glasgow and the mindfulness is available citywide.
The Calm project offers a range of complementary
therapies including Indian head massage,
Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Hot Stone massage and
Reiki. Therapies are offered at home or in a local
community venue on a weekly basis for a period of 6
weeks.
Coordinator Lynne O’Neill, Tel: 0141 404 3769
Email: [email protected]
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Well-being Advice and stress
management
Lifelink
Lifelink services are free to adults, children and young people
in our service areas across Glasgow
Phone 0141 552 4434 to find out where your nearest Lifelink
service is, and find out how to access our services in your
area.
Also email info@ lifelink.org.uk
www. lifelink.org.uk
Lifelink Head Office:
Unit E10,
145 Charles Street,
Royston,
Glasgow,
G21 2QA.
July 7, 2015
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY COPE AS PART
OF RESHAPING CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE
GLASGOW PARTNERSHIP
For more information www.cope-scotland.org or
phone 944 5490 0r e-mail [email protected]