Angus Health and Social Care Partnership

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From April 2016, Angus Council, NHS Tayside, the third and independent sectors are working together in a new Angus Health and Social Care Partnership. These organisations will share information and provide more co-ordinated services to local people. The vision for Health and Social Care in Angus is to place individuals and communities at the centre of our service planning and delivery. The work of the Partnership is overseen by the Integration Joint Board (search Angus Health & Social Care Partnership & select Integration Joint Board agendas, reports and minutes). Planning health and social care in Angus will take place in four locality Improvement Groups:

• North West (Forfar/Kirriemuir)
• North East (Brechin/Edzell/Montrose)
• South West (Monifieth/Carnoustie)
• North East (Arbroath/Friockheim)

The Locality Improvement Groups have a central role in ensuring that as integration is progressed, communities are at the centre of change and improvement. The Partnership has identified four priorities for health and social care from what has been learned from public participation, from our needs assessments and from our current performance.

• improving health, wellbeing and independence
• supporting care needs at home
• developing integrated and enhanced primary care and community
responses
• improving integrated care pathways for priorities in care

Work is progressing to provide detail for each priority and this has been identified in our Angus Strategic Commissioning Plan 2019-2022.https://angushscp.scot/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Strategic-Commissioning-Plan-2019-2022.pdf

Are you a personal assistant working in Angus?  There is lots of advice and guidance available to support you.Please see...
25/11/2025

Are you a personal assistant working in Angus? There is lots of advice and guidance available to support you.

Please see the links below for PANS, which is the Personal Assistant Network Scotland, and a link to the Personal Assistant handbook written by Self-Directed Support Scotland.

PANS website- https://panetworkscotland.org.uk/

PA Handbook- https://handbook.scot/the-pa-handbook/

20/11/2025

🌟 Today is Carers Rights Day! 🌟
On Thursday 20th November, we’re joining thousands across the UK to celebrate and support the incredible unpaid carers who make a difference every single day.

This year’s theme is “Know your rights, use your rights” – because understanding what you’re entitled to can change everything. From flexible working and Carer’s Leave to getting a Carer’s Assessment and support from your GP, these rights exist to help you care without losing yourself.

📢 Whether you’re a carer, an employer, or a friend, let’s spread the word and make sure carers get the recognition and support they deserve.

19/11/2025
Have Your Say on the Future of Health & Social Care in Angus.Angus Integration Joint Board (IJB) is reviewing its Strate...
19/11/2025

Have Your Say on the Future of Health & Social Care in Angus.

Angus Integration Joint Board (IJB) is reviewing its Strategic Plan, this is something we are required to do every three years. The Strategic Plan sets out the broad aims and objectives that will guide decision making and the allocation of resources over the next ten years to meet the health and social care needs of the people of Angus.

As more people in Angus are expected to live with frailty, and with increasing demands on staff and budgets, we must make informed and realistic decisions about how adult community health and social care services are planned and delivered.

Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey and share your views: https://engage.angus.gov.uk/strategic-plan-review

Your feedback will help inform decisions and shape our a plan.

Deadline: 19th December 2025. If you need this information/survey in a different format, please email Tay.angushscp@nhs.scot or call 01307 492560 (office hours only).

New Episode Out Now!For  , we explore Pulmonary Rehab in Angus, what it is, who it’s for, and how it helps people live w...
19/11/2025

New Episode Out Now!
For , we explore Pulmonary Rehab in Angus, what it is, who it’s for, and how it helps people live well with COPD.
Listen here:

For , we explore Pulmonary Rehab in Angus — what it is, who it’s for, and how it helps people live well with COPD.

Job Opportunities at AHSCP - closing soon!Physiotherapist Whitehills Health & Community Care Centre 37 hours a weekPerma...
18/11/2025

Job Opportunities at AHSCP - closing soon!

Physiotherapist
Whitehills Health & Community Care Centre
37 hours a week
Permanent
Join our Community Physiotherapy Team and help reshape local services through the Frailty at Home and Home First Angus – Single Point of Contact initiatives.

Specialist Physiotherapist
Arbroath Infirmary
37 hours a week
Fixed-term or Secondment
An exciting role for a physiotherapist with post-graduate experience to deliver evidence-based rehabilitation on the MFE wards.

Apply now: www.angushscp.scot/jobs/

14/11/2025

The voices of the people we support help to shape the services we deliver and we're happy to share some of that feedback on this

We're here for you if you want to talk to someone about your mental health and wellbeing. Just give us a call, drop us an email:
🏢 115 High Street, Arbroath
☎ 01241 873 900
📧 angus.nova@penumbra.org.uk
Because your matters EVERY DAY 🩷💙💚💜
Angus Health and Social Care Partnership

Staff at Stracathro Hospital held a Service of Remembrance on Tuesday, which was led by Chaplain Emilie Grosvenor with K...
13/11/2025

Staff at Stracathro Hospital held a Service of Remembrance on Tuesday, which was led by Chaplain Emilie Grosvenor with Karen Easton, a member of the Community Mental Health Team. Thanks to Montrose Town Band who played The Last Post. The service was attended by staff and patients.

We may not have taken home the award this time, but we couldn’t be prouder of our very own Doug Fairweather, a true Unsu...
11/11/2025

We may not have taken home the award this time, but we couldn’t be prouder of our very own Doug Fairweather, a true Unsung Hero in Angus.

Being named a finalist in the Scotland Health Awards is a huge achievement and recognition of Doug’s dedication, compassion, and the difference he makes every day within our Disability Services and beyond.

Congratulations, Doug, you’ll always be our hero! 👏

Not sure how to access social care support in Scotland? This quick video explains how to get an assessment of needs and ...
11/11/2025

Not sure how to access social care support in Scotland?

This quick video explains how to get an assessment of needs and the steps to getting the right support.

Watch now to find out more: https://youtu.be/1OLEEmJOBB8?feature=shared
Or visit: https://www.angus.gov.uk/social_care_and_health/care_and_carers/self_directed_support

This video explains all about getting an assessment of needs.An assessment of needs is a discussion between you and anyone who helps you, and your council, t...

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM!
11/11/2025

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM!

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Angus House, Orchardbank Business Park, Orchardbank
Forfar
DD81AN

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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From April 2016, Angus Council, NHS Tayside, the third and independent sectors are working together in a new Angus Health and Social Care Partnership. These organisations will share information and provide more co-ordinated services to local people. The vision for Health and Social Care in Angus is to place individuals and communities at the centre of our service planning and delivery. The work of the Partnership is overseen by the Integration Joint Board (search Angus Health & Social Care Partnership & select Integration Joint Board agendas, reports and minutes). Planning health and social care in Angus will take place in four locality Improvement Groups: • North West (Forfar/Kirriemuir) • North East (Brechin/Edzell/Montrose) • South West (Monifieth/Carnoustie) • North East (Arbroath/Friockheim) The Locality Improvement Groups have a central role in ensuring that as integration is progressed, communities are at the centre of change and improvement.

We have recently published our Strategic Comissioning Plan for 2019-2022. The Partnership has four priorities for health and social care from what has been learned from public participation, from our needs assessments and from our current performance. • improving health, wellbeing and independence • supporting care needs at home • developing integrated and enhanced primary care and community responses • improving integrated care pathways for priorities in care