SFAD - Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs

Location:RenfrewshireLocation:Ayrshire NorthLocation:Western IslesAge:50-65Location:AberdeenshireLocation:WigtownshireLocation:Highland MidLocation:Ayrshire SouthLocation:Perth & KinrossWho:Friend/colleagueLocation:Highland NorthLocation:DundeeLocation:InverclydeLocation:OrkneyLocation:ShetlandWho:SiblingType:HelplinesLocation:Ayrshire EastWho:GrandparentLocation:Scottish BordersLocation:EdinburghType:CounsellingLocation:MorayLocation:Highland SouthWho:ParentAge:65+Location:FalkirkWho:Adult childAge:30-50Location:FifeLocation:Argyll and ButeLocation:MidlothianLocation:GlasgowAge:18-30Location:Highland WestWho:GrandchildLocation:AngusWho:RelativeLocation:Aberdeen CityWho:Spouse/partnerLocation:West LothianLocation:East LothianCir:Substance Misuse & AddictionWho:Other significant personLocation:Clackmannanshire & StirlingLocation:Dumfries & GallowayLocation:Dumbartonshire EastLocation:Dumbartonshire WestLocation:Lanarkshire NorthLocation:Lanarkshire SouthLocation:Renfrewshire East

17 Jul

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If you have lost someone who used alcohol or drugs, the Scottish Families Bereavement Service is here to support you. They can provide bereavement support, advice and information. Scottish Families can also put you in touch with an accredited counsellor who is local to you. Their service is free and is available across Scotland.

The quickest way to contact the Scottish Families Bereavement service is through the helpline: 08080 10 10 11.

Official Website: SFAD - Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol and Drugs (Bereavemnt Service)

Email: counselling@sfad.org.uk

Address:

152 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4TB

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