Mental Illness in Family Members
It can be a real challenge if you have a family member struggling with their mental health. This document from Young Minds lists some tips, guidance and extra information to help support yourself and your family. You can always check out their website for more help and information.
Wee Book of Promises
The Children’s Parliament’s Wee Book of Promises communicates the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) using accessible language. As a young person, you have certain rights that can’t be taken away by anyone. This book gives a good overview of what some of those rights are.
Sexual Health Services
The Sexual Health Service Finder contains advice and information on a wide range of sexual health topics as well as details of how to access local services and where to locate your nearest clinic by entering in your postcode.
Families Affected by Imprisonment
Families Outside is an organisation that gives advice and guidance for families affected by loved ones who are in prison. For more information check out their website.
My Rights
Human rights are for everyone and young people have rights just the same as adults. It is important to know your rights and to make sure your basic human needs are being met. This document from the UN explains the rights of children and young people.
Online Counselling Service
If you feel that you are really struggling with your mental health it is important to know that there is always someone there to help. It can help sometimes to speak with someone close to you, like friends or family. Your GP can also help you access further support with Mental Health.
Gordon Rural Action Group
If you are in the Huntly area and are looking for local help, support and advice, contact the Gordon Rural Action Group. Email: Advice@GordonRural.org.uk Call: 07398 900177 or 07454 312797 WhatsApp & text messages are also monitored on the above numbers.
The Gate Clackmannanshire
Staff and Volunteers at The Gate Clackmannanshire, are working hard to support people affected by the national crisis. The Gate Centre will remain open from 10am–3pm Monday to Friday. Soup Pot – This project will remain open for the time being every Tuesday 12–1pm providing the usual service supporting vulnerable people within the community. […]
Mental Health Foundation
If you are worrying about your mental health, or have any questions that you would like answered, check out the link below for more information. Remember that you can speak to a staff member or an adult you trust if you need extra support.
Suicide Support
“The word “suicide” can seem taboo, like it shouldn’t be discussed. However, the best way to manage feelings of suicide is to talk about them. This may involve listening to others’ thought regarding suicide. It might seem scary, but the SAMH website has great resources to help you and others. Remember, MCR staff are available […]