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Support and Emergency Essentials
Offers emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals to specialist services
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Access this serviceThere are multiple ways to access this service, no appointment is required. Please select one of the options below or fill out a few details and we will contact you. We accept referrals from other agencies, please visit our referrals page for more details.
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Access this serviceVisit us in person62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
Who it’s forAnyone experiencing mental health challenges (including those who have no recourse to public funds)
Over 18 years of age
No referral required
How it helpsSupport & Emergency Essentials:
- Someone to speak to
- Basic needs: food, fuel, clothing, toiletries & housing
- Support with loss of financial entitlements
- Safe space for those fleeing violence & abuse
- Phone & computer access
- Shower & laundry facilities (by appointment)
- SIM & mobile data support
- Household items
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Overcoming isolation and emotional challenges
- Accessing health support
- Referrals to other agencies
Support can be provided by a variety of methods including:
- 1 to 1 appointments
- Drop in
- Referral to additional services and inclusion groups
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Support and Emergency Essentials
Provides harm reduction support, essentials, and links to recovery services
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Access this serviceThere are multiple ways to access this service, no appointment is required. Please select one of the options below or fill out a few details and we will contact you. We accept referrals from other agencies, please visit our referrals page for more details.
Fill out the formEnter your details below. We will contact you within one working day, but sometimes it may take longer.
Access this serviceVisit us in person62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
Who it’s forIndividuals affected by alcohol or drug use (including those who have no recourse to public funds)
Over 18 years of age
No referral required
How it helpsSupport & Emergency Essentials:
- Someone to speak to
- Basic needs: food, fuel, clothing, toiletries & housing
- Support with loss of financial entitlements
- Safe space for those fleeing violence & abuse
- Phone & computer access
- Shower & laundry facilities (by appointment)
- SIM & mobile data support
- Household items
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Overcoming isolation and emotional challenges
- Accessing health support
- Referrals to other agencies
Support can be provided by a variety of methods including:
- 1 to 1 appointments
- Drop in
- Referral to additional services and inclusion groups
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Independent Living Support
Supports reintegration through social inclusion, life skills, and family reconnection
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Access this serviceReferral are made via Social Work Care Management. For inquiries about this service, please select one of the options below or fill out a few details, and we will contact you. Please visit our Referrals hub for more details.
Fill out the formEnter your details below. We will contact you within one working day, but sometimes it may take longer.
Access this serviceVisit us in person62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
Who it’s forReferrals are made through Aberdeen Health and Social Care Partnership and Social Work within three strands of support needs:
- Adults needing support to live independently
- People with mental health needs or requiring home care
- People affected by alcohol and substance related harm
How it helpsWe deliver practical and emotional support to identify and agree achievable and aspirational goals and care plans tailored to individual needs. This includes:
Care at Home
- Home visits to provide personal care
- Support with taking medicines
- Meal planning and preparation
- Hygiene support
- Housekeeping support
- Supporting access to other services
Independence Support
Practical and emotional support to:
- Enable individuals to maintain their tenancy within their local community
- Develop living and self-care skills
- Increase employability
- Accompaniment and advocacy
Residential and Respite supported living
- Trusted support based on respect, acceptance and personal value
- Improve vulnerable people’s situation encouraging voluntary engagement.
- Key workers who support, monitor and review individual action plans
- Enabling physical and mental health recovery
- Building independence and community connection
- Respite breaks to relieve pressures and stress and continue recovery.
- One to one and group activities to reduce isolation
- Alcohol and risk management planning
Support for independent living can be provided by a variety of methods including:
- At home care
- In the community
- Long and short term residential accommodation
- Respite accommodation
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Support and Emergency Essentials
Offers practical and emotional support to improve daily life and resilience
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Access this serviceThere are multiple ways to access this service, no appointment is required. Please select one of the options below or fill out a few details and we will contact you. We accept referrals from other agencies, please visit our referrals page for more details.
Fill out the formEnter your details below. We will contact you within one working day, but sometimes it may take longer.
Access this serviceVisit us in person62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
Who it’s forAnyone facing isolation, stress, or hardship (including those who have no recourse to public funds)
Over 18 years of age
No referral required
How it helpsSupport & Emergency Essentials:
- Someone to speak to
- Basic needs: food, fuel, clothing, toiletries & housing
- Support with loss of financial entitlements
- Safe space for those fleeing violence & abuse
- Phone & computer access
- Shower & laundry facilities (by appointment)
- SIM & mobile data support
- Household items
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Overcoming isolation and emotional challenges
- Accessing health support
- Referrals to other agencies
Support can be provided by a variety of methods including:
- 1 to 1 appointments
- Drop in
- Referral to additional services and inclusion groups
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Support and Emergency Essentials
Provides support to build confidence and independence
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Access this serviceThere are multiple ways to access this service, no appointment is required. Please select one of the options below or fill out a few details and we will contact you. We accept referrals from other agencies, please visit our referrals page for more details.
Fill out the formEnter your details below. We will contact you within one working day, but sometimes it may take longer.
Access this serviceVisit us in person62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
Who it’s forPeople needing help with daily living (including those who have no recourse to public funds)
Over 18 years of age
No referral required
How it helpsSupport & Emergency Essentials:
- Someone to speak to
- Basic needs: food, fuel, clothing, toiletries & housing
- Support with loss of financial entitlements
- Safe space for those fleeing violence & abuse
- Phone & computer access
- Shower & laundry facilities (by appointment)
- SIM & mobile data support
- Household items
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Overcoming isolation and emotional challenges
- Accessing health support
- Referrals to other agencies
Support can be provided by a variety of methods including:
- 1 to 1 appointments
- Drop in
- Referral to additional services and inclusion groups
Mental health, wellbeing and substance related harm
Support for alcohol and substance related harm, mental health, and reducing loneliness
We provide compassionate support for those affected by alcohol and substance related harm, mental health challenges, and loneliness. Whether you need guidance, a listening ear, or practical help, we’re here to support your journey to wellbeing.
How can we help you?
Managing my mental health
Support for individuals dealing with mental health challenge
Alcohol and substance related harm
Emotional and practical support to reduce harm
Getting back into my community
Support with shopping and making use of available community services and facilities
Improving my overall wellbeing
Support with physical, emotional, and social wellbeing
Developing life and self-care skills
Guidance to help individuals build essential skills for daily living and self-care
Mental health, wellbeing and substance related harm
We offer practical and emotional support on:
- Recovery
- Respite
- Gaining independence and control
- Advocacy and support in the community
- Advice on homelessness issues, housing and benefits
- Debt management guidance and support
- Support for underlying issues causing hardship and trauma
- Access to food, clothing, household essentials, bedding and toiletries
- Access to phones, digital support and the internet
- Assistance with appeals
- Guidance on job applications and employability opportunities
- Referrals to internal and external agencies
- Social inclusion and resilience activities
Need support?
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hello@weareac.orgCall us
0300 303 0903Chat with us
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62 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SD
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