Mental Health Network (Greater Glasgow) Suite 11, Templeton Business Centre 62 Templeton Street Glasgow G40 1DA +44 (0) 141 550 8417 Scottish Charity Number SCO32115
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Welcome to the Mental Health Network
Greater Glasgow and Clyde
We are a service-user led charity which acts as a collective advocacy voice for people with a lived experience of mental-ill health and their carers.
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Please Note - As our Home page was was getting too cluttered, we moved a lot of content to our Links page, which now contains a lot of information.
News/Events/Info
Help in a Crisis Phone Numbers
The Hidden Gardens
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 'Heads Up' Mental Health Website
Carers Info
Guide to develop awareness of carers’ needs amongst healthcare professionals and to recognise carers as partners in care
GAMH Carers Support Project
Bipolar Scotland Support Groups
Support in Mind Scotland seek to support and empower all those affected by mental illness, including family members, carers
and supporters
Charing Cross Forensic
Carers Group
Enable Scotland
Cuppa Club for Carers
Carer's Privilege Card
Mental Welfare Commission
Carers Guide
Life Link Seasonal Stress Busters
Vox Focus Group, 18 March
Dennistoun Conversation Cafe
Coorie Workshop, 29 Jan
Scottish Mental Health Service for Deaf People
Conversation Cafe at Whiteinch,
23 Jan
Gartnavel Research Project
GAMH Talking about Mental Health project
Healthy Minds Guide To Protecting And Promoting Good Mental Health
University of Stirling Carers Survey
Glasgow Momentum Programme - Skills and Development Courses
Building Safer, Kinder, Healthier Communities - COPE Scotland
Outside the Box
Digital Inclusion Tips
Coach House Trust gardening, computing, music, art and healthy eating workshops
New Recovery Cafe at the
Whiteinch Centre
The Village Storytelling Centre Adult Training Programme
Fool On Mental Health Support Group
Every Tue 1-3, Belshill
Drum Hub Activity Group
SAMH's Community Support Network Service
Donate for free at EasyFundRaising
Bereavement and Blether Cafe, Bridgeton Library
LGBT Age Services
Sunday Social Recovery Cafe, Easterhouse
Changing Minds Mental Health Group, West Glasgow
First Step Group - Drop-in Centre, East Glasgow
Open Glasgow Community Map
Mental Health and Money Advice
Confab Out of Harm Toolkit
Theatre Nemo Community Projects
Keep Safe Initiative
Time and Space Hearing Voices Support in Glasgow
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