If you need medical help, please follow the guidance on the NHS Inform website. Do not go directly to your GP, hospital or other healthcare environment. If you are at higher risk of severe illness and you need help with food or medicine deliveries, you should contact your Council's shielding support service.
A new national helpline has been set up to provide essential assistance to those who do not have family or existing community support, who cannot leave their home and cannot get online, but who are at high risk of contracting COVID-19. Please contact 0800 111 4000 or read further information.
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The Age Scotland helpline is a free, confidential phone service for older people, their carers and families in Scotland. Our helpline is free to call and available Monday - Friday from 9am to 5pm. Our team provide information, friendship and advice including: - local services and opportuniti…
If you have any money worries, or if you are in debt and you want some advice, the Money Talk Team will be able to chat through your options and help you find the best way forward. If you are struggling to make your money last to the end of the week/month or worried about how you’ll pay your bill…
ParentLine is Scotland’s free helpline, email and web-chat service, for anyone caring for or concerned about a child. Open 7 days a week: Mon-Fri, 9am to 9pm Sat-Sun, 9am to noon Text-chat: 07860 022844 (standard network charges apply)
Our Advice Line operates 7 days a week between the hours of 8am and 8pm. We have a dedicated team of advisors who are trained and experienced in working with people on the autism spectrum. Each year we handle hundreds of calls and our advice line enables a direct first response to families looki…
We can offer professional volunteers who can provide professional expertise and skills to help initiatives and projects responding to COVID-19. We can help local businesses get online, new ideas to form and provide professional skills!
Glasgow Hear to Help Service - Action on Hearing Loss Scotland
The Glasgow Hear to Help Service is able to assist with information, advice and replacement batteries for NHS hearing aids in the Glasgow and Clyde Health Board area.
