Angus Health and Social Care Partnership

07/01/2026

Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol & Drugs, in partnership with Angus Alcohol & Drug Partnership, invite you to an interactive workshop exploring the impact of alcohol and drug use on families.

Friday 16 January 2026
The Reid Hall, Forfar
1pm–4pm

Through presentations and discussion, we’ll hear a powerful family story and take time to reflect together in a safe, supportive space.

Angus Council
NHS Tayside
Voluntary Action Angus
Angus Carers Centre

06/01/2026

Many health walks are run all over Angus. They are a volunteer led, simple, yet effective way to improve overall well-being. These low-impact, moderate-intensity walks can help to boost cardiovascular health, improve circulation, and strengthen muscles and bones.

Regular walking can also reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance mental clarity. Whether in nature or around your neighbourhood, health walks are accessible to people of all fitness levels and offer numerous physical and mental health benefits.

Find out more about health walks with via our podcast channel:
https://on.soundcloud.com/JzufGnYnzWAEQ2mv6

Paths for All walk finder: https://www.pathsforall.org.uk/walking-for-health/health-walks

Healthy Steps Angus walk finder: https://angusalive.scot/countryside-adventures/healthy-steps-angus/

06/01/2026

We offer emotional support and su***de prevention every single day.

📍 Open daily: 12 noon – 12 midnight

Your wellbeing matters, and we’re here to listen without judgment.

Reach out, talk to us, or just come by for a safe space.

✨ You are important. You are not alone.

05/01/2026

29/12/2025

The Christmas season, can be a time of joy and celebration, but for many people, it can also bring feelings of stress, loneliness, or sadness.

It can be a difficult time for mental health due to various factors, reaching out for support can help manage the challenges. Everyone's experience is unique, and it's important to acknowledge your feelings and take steps to support your mental well-being during the Christmas season.

Check out our website, and look for the Are You Ok? logo, where you can find all of the Mental Health resources within Angus - https://www.angushscp.scot/

23/12/2025

Are you, or someone you know looking for support with alcohol and or substance use and want a free, confidential online recovery programme to help you do this?

Breaking Free is a confidential online programme that can support you to cut down your drinking or substance use, or to quit for good.

Breaking Free, gives you 24/7 access to personalized Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, equips you with coping skills that are proven to be effective, helps you manage high-risk situations and supports you at every stage of your recovery journey.

Go to www.breakingfreeonline.com and click on 'Sign Up'. Then use this access code to create your account: angus11

If you need further support with Breaking Free, please visit: https://www.angus.gov.uk/social_care_and_health/alcohol_and_drugs/alcohol_and_drugs_information_for_professionals?page_id=1595 -details

Free, evidence-based wellbeing and recovery program for alcohol and drugs. Achieve and maintain your long-term recovery goals from substance dependence.

23/12/2025

Winter can be a lonely time for some people.

You can help by checking in on older family members, friends and neighbours who may need extra support during cold weather.

https://orlo.uk/VeUOW

21/12/2025

The Christmas season, while a time for joy, can also be a source of stress for many people. The pressure to meet expectations, whether financial, social, or emotional, can take a toll on mental health.

It's important to remember that everyone’s festive experience is unique, and it’s okay to prioritise your mental health over obligations. Taking small steps to manage stress can lead to a more peaceful and enjoyable festive period.

Check out our website, and look for the Are You Ok? logo, where you can find all of the Mental Health resources within Angus - https://www.angushscp.scot/

Or we also recommend the NHS approved Stress App, which you can download onto your smart phone or other devices.

https://www.mypossibleself.com/

We have a great podcast which details how you can access our listening service and other support which may be available to you - https://soundcloud.com/angushscp/wellbeing-podcast

20/12/2025

Christmas is a great time for celebrating with friends and family, but it’s also easy to drink more than you planned. That’s why we would like to share Drinkaware’s Guide to a Safe and Happy Christmas to help you make good choices while still having fun.

Read the full guide here: https://www.drinkaware.co.uk/news/the-drinkaware-guide-to-a-safe-and-happy-christmas

Also remember, if the festive period feels difficult or overwhelming, support is available by visiting our Are You OK? page: www.angushscp.scot

Drinkaware, the UK’s leading alcohol education charity, has put together the 12 top tips of Christmas to see people safely and healthily through the Festive season and into 2019.

18/12/2025

16/12/2025

Have you had care from our services? You can share your feedback on Care Opinion.

We’ve recently received this story from a patient:
https://www.careopinion.org.uk/1407115

Visit www.careopinion.org.uk, or call freephone 0800 122 3135 to tell us about your experience.