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A consultation on how to increase Mother and Baby Unit provision or equivalent services to support women with severe mental illness during the perinatal period and their infants. This consultation will inform the development of an options appraisal,
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Responses from individuals and organisations on proposed legislative measures to further support carers and young carers in Scotland.
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The Mental Health in Primary Care Short Life Working Group recommended the establishment of Mental Health and Wellbeing in Primary Care Services within areas served by a group of GP practices, providing assessment, advice and support for people who
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This guidance has been developed by the Mental Health in Primary Care Development Group and will support local planning and implementation of Mental Health and Wellbeing in Primary Care Services, within an area served by a group of GP practices.
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Information about the support and services available in Scotland, including information on housing, education, healthcare, employment, benefits and social care and other information.
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This is a quality standard framework for health boards and third sector organisations to apply to their peer support services.
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Fairer Scotland Duty Summary relating to the Self-Isolation Support Grant (SISG)
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Consultation seeking views on draft regulations relating to adult carer support plans, young carer statements and short breaks services statements.
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This publication presents the latest information on new clients meeting eligibility criteria for social care support, and the waiting times between first contact, completion of a community care assessment and delivery of a new personal care service.
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Presents the latest figures on the number of people in Scotland who use Direct Payments to purchase and manage for themselves some or all of the social care and support services they need.
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