Services
Useful Websites & Numbers
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CRUSE Scotland
0808 808 1677
Stillbirth & Neonatal death (SANDS)
0808 164 3332
PETAL
01698 324 502
Miscarriage Support
0141 552 5070
St Andrews Hospice
Provide support for children and families who have lost a relative including a children’s programme (for 6-12 years).
Women's Aid South Lanarkshire
Women’s Aid provide a service for children and young people affected by domestic abuse. Further information can be found on the website.
Women’s Aid South Lanarkshire & East Renfrewshire
Edinburgh House, 3rd Floor
20 Princes Square
East Kilbride G74 1LJ
24hr Helpline
0800 027 1234
Gender Based Violence Team (GBV)
Domestic Abuse and Forced Marriage
0800 027 1234
My World of Work
0800 917 800
Routes to work
0800 731 0444
info@rtws.org
Financial Inclusion Team
01698 332 551
Step Change
The Haven
01555 811 846
Help for Single Parents
0808 801 0323
Community Wellbeing Helpline
For people who have been advised to stay at home with no one else to help them. Covid-19 info, advice around access to food and prescriptions
0303 123 1009
communities@southlanarkshire.gov.uk
Healthy n Happy
0141 646 0123
Rutherglen and Cambuslang Housing Association
South Lanarkshire Carer Network
Community Addiction Recovery Service (CAReS)
AA Alcoholics Anonymous
0800 917 7650
help@aamail.org
AI Anon
0800 008 6811
We Are WIth You (formally Addaction)
0800 599 9774
Community Addictions Recovery Services (CAReS)
0141 585 2515
Citizen's Advice
Weigh To Go Weight Management Programme
Young Minds - What is Anxiety?
Young People and Anxiety
For Young Children
Breathing & relaxation exercises can help manage the physical symptoms of anxiety.
CAMHS
Lanarkshire Mind Matters
Cambuslang & Rutherglen Community Health Initiative
Stress Control
Six 90min classes that develop skills and techniques for managing stress. Live – Streamed classes online via YouTube – (with time limited repeats). Booklets and further info online.
Beating the Blues
Eight sessions of online CBT
Referral – NHS Professionals –
24/7 free Dementia Helpline
North Resource Centre
Nurse led helpline
Breathing Space
Self-help coaches & appointment-based telephone therapist support. Currently piloting a Webchat that lets you message specialist advisors.
Mon-Thurs 6pm-2am
Fri 6pm Monday-6am
Helpline
Self-Referral
Living Life to Full
Online CBT courses (c-CBT)
Free courses for; NHS & Social Care staff, Adults, Older Adult & Farming Communities
Elament
Mental Health information, education, resources, self-help techniques and therapuetic groups and classes.
Helpline
Helpline
Young Minds
This is a national child & adolescent mental health organisation which has rescources for children, young people and parents. It also has a parent helpline number. Young people & parents can look up information here re: specific conditions e.g.anxiety/depression/low mood
Hands On Scotland
Further helpful advice and recommendations can be found on the hands on Scotland and Children First websites. These provide general advice for parents on a range of common difficulties for children and young people, including low mood and anxiety.
The Solihull Programme
This is a robust parent support programme provided in modules including those aimed at understanding your child, emotional and behavoural issues which arise, and basic foundations of parenting.
Password – owen123
Lanarkshire Counselling and CBT Centre
Relationship Scotland
01698 254 709
Maggies Lanarkshire
01236 771 199
or
0300 123 1801
Combat Stress
Website – self-help information & resources
24 hour helplines.
Veterans & Families
Serving Personnel & Families
V1P
Accepting new referrals, Staff & Peer Workers continuing support via phone & near me.
Free confidential support for victims of crime, and families bereaved by crime. Advice around going to court and current court procedures.
Helpline
Incredible Years Programme
Under 6: Referral by any agnecy (GP/HV/Nursery). This invloves completing a resuest for assistance (RFA), a written consent to share with health, social work and eductation and parental strength & difficulties questionnaire (available online need to complete correct age range) & send to:
South Lanarkshire Health & Social care Partnership
Incredible Years Programme
Cambuslang Family Centre
Johnstone Drive
Cambuslang G72 8JR
Vivian Boxall - Coordinator
Home School Partnership
Parents can eiher contact directly or be referred for parenting via school.
Community Learning - Cambuslang
Community Learning - Rutherglen
The Solihull Programme
This is a robust parent support programme provided in modules including those aimed at understanding your child, emotional and behavoural issues which arise, and basic foundations of parenting.
Password – owen123
The National Autistic Society
A Very helpful website which provides advice and recommendations for parents/carers and young people themselves across a range of issues.
Helpline (Mon-Thurs 10am-4pm, Fri 9am-3pm)
0808 800 4104
Scottish Autism
A useful resource and again can provide advice and recommendations
ARCH
Provides advice and support for families with children and young people with an autism diagnosis.
ARCH
REACH Lanarkshire Autism
Provides emotional and practical support for families living with ASD.
The Lanarkshire Carers Centre
The centre also runs regular support groups for parents caring for children and young with a range of needs and autism workshops.
Contact Us
Opening Times
Monday-Friday
8:30am - 6pm (Closed between 1-2pm)
Extended hours appointments are available
Emergency Triage
8:30am - 1pm
Where possible, please call before 1pm
Practice closure dates for 2024
Friday 29th March 2024
Monday 1st April 2024
Monday 6th May 2024
Monday 27th May 2024
Monday 15th July 2024
Wednesday 14th August (closed 2-6pm)*
Monday 30th Septermber 2024
Wednesday 20th November (closed 2-6pm)*
Wednesday 25th December 2024
Thursday 26th December 2024
*check "Latest Updates" for more info
Call Us
0141 641 1000 or 0141 641 3037
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18 North Avenue, Cambuslang G72 8AT
North Avenue Surgery operates a ‘zero-tolerance’ policy towards aggressive or abusive behaviour. This includes any personal, abusive or threatening comments, bad language, physical contact and aggressive gestures. In keeping with the rest of the National Health Service, this means that no abuse of clinical or administrative staff is acceptable, whether verbal or physical and any patient behaving in this manner will be removed from the practice list with immediate effect. In some cases the police will be called.
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