Provides urgent care, advice and support about health concerns, including mental health support. Your GP Practice is your main point of contact for non-urgent health support.
During the hours between 2am and 8am, the service will only be able to respond to emergency situations via an "on call" service. All non-emergency referrals between 2am and 8am should leave a message or call back after 8.30am.
Anyone in Angus and Dundee City who has an urgent problem or crisis can call the service. This may be someone experiencing problems with children, families or those receiving or requiring a community care service.
Protecting People - Adult Protection
If you, or an adult you know, are at immediate risk of harm contact the police on 999.
If you are worried about an adult, and believe they may be at risk of harm you can report it online:
During the hours between 2am and 8am, the service will only be able to respond to emergency situations via an "on call" service. All non-emergency referrals between 2am and 8am should leave a message or call back after 8.30am.
Call if you are worried that you or someone you know is being harmed, is suffering from neglect or being abused. Social Work take any concerns seriously and will investigate where hams is known or suspected. It is important to tell someone.
Hope Point offers compassionate support to anyone in the city who is distressed or overwhelmed. If the team can help you, or someone you know, please reach out
During the hours between 2am and 8am, the service will only be able to respond to emergency situations via an "on call" service. All non-emergency referrals between 2am and 8am should leave a message or call back after 8.30am.
Anyone in Angus and Dundee City who has an urgent problem or crisis can call the service. This may be someone experiencing problems with children, families or those receiving or requiring a community care service.
Perth and Kinross
Adult Protection - Early Intervention and Prevention Team - 0345 30 111 20
24 hours phoneline
If you are worried about the safety or welfare of an adult, contact the Social Work Team to report your concerns. You can also talk to a home care worker, nurse, doctor or police officer to tell them your concerns.
Monday - Friday 10am to 10pm Freephone Crisis line
They offer crisis support to any young person aged 12 to 18 years who is at risk with their mental health. This includes those who are at risk of suicide or self-injury or are in emotional distress/crisis. They also offer family support for any parents/brother or sister/carer etc. of young people accessing the service.