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The Truth About Rape
This campaign was formed to challenge myths about rape, and bring the truth and realities of rape back onto the public agenda.
Rape Crisis UK & Ireland
Rape Crisis groups exist across the UK and Ireland to provide services for women and girls and will also provide information of support agencies for men.
Zero Tolerance
An organisation promoting innovative policy and practice that tackle the root causes of male violence against women and children.
Rights of Women
A women's voluntary organisation committed to informing, educating and empowering women concerning their legal rights. They offer free confidential legal advice to women on their advice line. Specialist advice in family law, divorce and relationship breakdown, children and contact issues, domestic violence, sexual violence, discrimination and lesbian parenting. They empower women to access their legal rights.
Asian Women's Outreach Project
The service exists primarily to provide a service to women and their children, experiencing/ fleeing domestic violence.
Refuge
24-hour National Domestic Violence Freephone Helpline: 0808 2000 247
Rape Forum
Discussion Forum on UK Rape Justice. They are available to all people, of any age, with all viewpoints on these issues: UK rape justice and other rape concerns, bullying problems and solutions, marriage guidance and preventing difficulties in marriage, disabilities & mental health, and UK consumer protection and legislation issues.
Glasgow Violence Against Women Partnership
This site has help, information and support for anyone affected by male violence. This includes domestic abuse, rape and sexual assault, child sexual abuse, stalking and prostitution.
Safer Sex
This is your one-stop information service, which has everything you need to know about condoms, HIV, unintended pregnancies and lots more.
Alcoholics Anonymous Aberdeen (AA) UK
This information is provided to help you find a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous
Turning Point
Turning Point is the UK's largest Social Care Organisation. They provide services for people with complex needs, including those effected by drugs and alcohol misuse, mental health problems and those with a learning disability.
Scottish Drugs Forum
Aims to improve the range and quality of services to drug users and their families. Does not provide counselling but can advise on network of support agencies throughout Scotland.
Scottish Association for Mental Health
Gives information regarding local groups and services.
A to Z of Gum Clinics in Scotland
Offers advise on where to find your local Gum Clinics in your area.
Aberdeen Health Services
Clinics & Medical Centres, 24 Hour Emergency Dentists in Aberdeen.
Phace Scotland
An organisation committed to creating an environment in Scotland where everyone is able to access information relating to their sexual health. We provide a range of services for people who are HIV positive; gay and bisexual men; lesbians, those questioning their sexuality and for the wider community.
Drug misuse
Scotland against drugs
Know The Score
Nobody thinks they will ever become a heroin addict. But they do, which is why heroin is such a dangerous drug. Heroin destroys families and communities, and most users admit they turn to crime to feed their habit. But it also destroys lives. Most drug-related deaths in Scotland involve heroin.
National Self Harm Network
The National Self-Harm Network (UK based) but available to everyone from ANY country has been a survivor-led organisation since 1994. We're committed campaigners for the rights and understanding of people who self-harm.
