NHS Lothian Mental Health Information Station Services for Men Instructions

September 14, 2024
NHS Lothian

NHS Lothian Mental Health Information Station Services for Men

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PRODUCT

Men Mental Wellbeing Services

Support Group

Andys Man Club

  • North Merchiston Community Centre
  • Edinburgh EH11 1EP

Upstairs Food Quater

Summary : Men’s Mental Health Support Groups running throughout the UK. We are talking groups for men who have either been through a storm, are currently going through a storm or have a storm brewing in life.

Dads Rock

Summary : Online parenting support sessions run regularly and are open to all parents/carers across Scotland. Workshops for new parents run regularly online using Zoom.

Edinburgh Mens Circle Group

Summary : They are a group of men who meet to support each other and share wisdom for life’s journey. They meet every month, in the great outdoors, around a fire… whatever the weather!

Men Matter Scotland

Summary : They exist to support All Men’s mental health, improve men’s quality of life, and expand and enrich men’s connections. They facilitate activities that support positive mental, physical, and emotional health and well-being for men.

Men’s Group

Summary : Social Group, with weekly discussion, peer support, and occasional weekend trips and activities. For more information phone or email.

Senior Men’s Group

Summary : Friday’s Club is for men only, and is open to men who are experiencing social isolation and would like to connect with other men in the area. The group comes together for soup and sandwiches and a catch-up. This is followed by either a guest speaker, a musical event, or a variety of other activities such as Eurhythmy, beer and wine tasting, etc.

Carr Gomm Men in Sheds

Summary: Our Men in Sheds project is a dedicated, friendly, and welcoming meeting place where local men experiencing loneliness and isolation come together to share skills, build self-esteem, and forge friendships. The Men in Sheds project runs in Craigmillar. It’s a space in that lets participants: Tackle feelings of isolation; Improve confidence and self-worth; Encourage positive lifestyle changes; and Develop community initiatives.

Leith Mens Shed

  • Heart of Newhaven Community
  • EH6 4HY
  • T: 0751 077 2359 (general enquiries)
  • T: 0739 552 0280 (repair shed enquires)
  • Opening Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10.00am–3.00pm (Work Shed), Monday 1.30pm-4.30 pm and last Saturday of month 10.00am-1.00pm (Repair Shed), Wednesday 7pm – 9pm, (Music Shed), Every second Thursday 12.00pm-2.00pm (Lunch Shed).
  • E: leithmensshed@gmail.com
  • W: https://www.leithmensshed.org/

Summary : Helping men avoid loneliness and isolation by joining in with other men and members of the community. Opportunities for men to work in the workshop, or learn a musical instrument and perform in a concert. Activities currently running: leadership meetings, workshop sessions, music sessions. Click on the links above for more information or to confirm current activities and timings.

Men’s Shed Workshop

Summary : Men’s Shed Workshop.

Men’s Green Shed

Summary : The service is for men only over 16 years old. The Shed offers: Walking – with the group and Alpaca!; Photography; Local History; Green space maintenance, plus lots of tea and lots of chat.

Pentlands Mens Shed

Summary : Pentlands Men’s Shed is a friendly and welcoming meeting place for men of any age to come together and join in a variety of activities. It is a place where members can share knowledge, learn new skillsand develop new friendships. Our aim is to offer a meeting place for companionship based around making or repairing things, although simply socialising over a cup of tea is also a pleasant way of enjoying the the stress-free environment.

Men Abuse Services

Abused Men in Scotland (AMIS).

Summary : Each year hundreds of men across Scotland reach out for information or support if they have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse. Practical information, guidance, and casework is provided without judgment.

Fear Free

Summary : This service a supports service for any man, or LGBTI+ person experiencing domestic abuse. Dedicated case workers offer mentoring and tailored support in areas such as: Healthcare. Housing. Emotional support. Assistance to access appropriate benefits. Practical support. Safety planning. Addictions The service also offers practical support for survivors to access a range of services and will support appropriate inclusion within communities.

Respect – Men’s Advice Line

Summary : Men’s Advice Line confidential helpline for men experiencing domestic violence from a partner or ex-partner (or from other family members)

Safer Families Edinburgh City of Edinburgh Council

Summary : This service delivers a programme for men who are unhappy about their abusive behavior towards a woman, or partner and want help to change.

Football Therapy Services

Big Hearts Community Trust – The Changing Room

Summary : This service has one goal and that is to promote men’s mental health and well-being through the power of the beautiful game. The Changing Room uses football to bring men together to tackle mental health.

Extra Time

Summary : The project uses the power of football to engage older people (Sixty Plus) in Edinburgh ina structured activity that aims to reduce social isolation, improve physical and mental health, increase confidence and social esteem, increase independence, reduce dependence on medication, and reduce the incidence of falls. The project focuses on older people living in Leith. See website for details.

Football Fans in Training

Summary : Are you a man or woman aged 35-65 years old? Is your waist size at least 38 inches? Do you want to lose weight, have a healthier lifestyle, and ultimately be fitter? Our 12-week Football Fans In The training program can help you do this for free.

Street Soccer Scotland

Summary : Street Soccer Sessions – If aged 16+, keen of football, and are looking for something to fill any spare time, why not join in on a session?

Walking Football

Edinburgh City Football Club – Walking Football

Summary : Edinburgh City Walking Football aims to give older adults the opportunity to get and keep fit by taking part in a gentler form of the sport they love – football!

Hearts Football Club – Walking Football

Summary : Mixed abilities. 35-50 people attend and are split into groups.

Heriot-Watt University – Walking Football

Summary : Walking Football – Heroit-Watt University – £3. First session free

Hibernian Community Foundation – Walking Football

Summary : For over 50’s but players of all ages and abilities are welcome. The first session is free thereafter it’s just £4.

Spartans Community Football Academy – Walking Football

Summary : Walking Football sessions are held every Monday from 12-1pm. Changing rooms open at 11.30pm. Sessions are held on the 3G surface so please wear a pair of training shoes (no studs please). Walking football is open to all adults and is a great low impact way to exercise.

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