Edinburgh & National Services
Helpers in Your Community
Is the helper able, available, and acceptable?
Use this list to think about who might help, for the people you support and for yourself. A helper is most useful when they are able to help, available when needed, and acceptable to the person. Tap any number to call or text, or any name to open the website.
In an emergency or crisis right now
Police, non-emergency 101 · for concerns that are not an immediate emergency
Crisis & distress
Suicide prevention & bereavement
Mental health support & outreach
SAMH samh.org.uk
Health in Mind health-in-mind.org.uk
Penumbra penumbra.org.uk
Change Mental Health changemh.org
iThrive Edinburgh edinburghthrive.com
Hub of Hope hubofhope.co.uk
ALISS aliss.org
Doc Ready docready.org
Peer, community & connection
iThrive Peer Support Groups ithriveedinburgh.org.uk
parkrun Edinburgh parkrun.org.uk
Vintage Vibes vintagevibes.org.uk
Uni Societies
Alcohol & drugs
Alcoholics Anonymous alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk
Narcotics Anonymous ukna.org
CREW crew.scot
Scottish Drugs Forum sdf.org.uk
Specific communities
Apps & online
Togetherall togetherall.com
SilverCloud
Headspace headspace.com
Calm calm.com
Breath Coach
Experiencing or at risk of abuse
chrisgrantgla · contact@chrisgrantgla.com · www.chrisgrantgla.com
Helper categories are based on the LivingWorks ASIST Helpers in Your Community template. Edinburgh and national services compiled by Chris Grant from SMHFA and ASIST courses delivered in Edinburgh. Details correct at the time of publishing, please check current contact information before relying on it.

