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Tel: 01786 451203
Fax: 01786 449185

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Tel: 0800 83 85 87

ChildLine
Tel: 0800 11 11

Samaritans
Tel: 08457 90 90 90

NHS24
Tel: 08454 24 24 24

SANEline
Tel: 0845 767 8000

Manic Depression Fellowship - Crisis Line
Tel: 08456 340 540

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SDAMH is a registered
charitable company,
limited by guarantee.

Guarantee No.
SC151478

Charity registered in Scotland No.
SC016267

HMRC Charities Ref.
CR45013

Investor In People

Positive About Disabled People

Welcome to
Stirling and District Association for Mental Health - SDAMH

SDAMH Services are designed to assist people experiencing or recovering from mental ill-health and their carers to live in the community. They are both complementary and an alternative to those offered by the statutory sector, benefiting from SDAMH’s ability to be innovative and understanding of the needs of its client groups.

 
 
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Important Facts
about Mental Health


One in four people will experience some type of mental health issue in the course of a year.

One in six people will have depression at some time in their lives. Depression is most common in people aged 25-44.

One in ten people are likely to have a 'disabling anxiety disorder' at some stage in their life. For manic depression and schizophrenia this figure is one in a hundred.

Six per cent of boys and sixteen per cent of girls aged 16-19 are thought to have some form of mental health problem.

Seventy five per cent of all suicidesare by men. Twenty per cent of all deaths of young people are by suicide.


The aims of SDAMH are to: -

  • Increase social awareness and understanding of mental health


  • Improve the quality of life for clients and carers by assisting them through appropriate Services and projects, to manage their lives in the community and enjoy equal value from all other available services


  • Ensure Services and projects are at all times relevant to the client’s needs through client participation


  • Assist in the development of innovative Services and projects, alternative to those Services provided by Health and Social Services agencies in the statutory sector
Dame Diana Rigg, SDAMH's patron

SDAMH has been very fortunate in this year. Thanks to funding from the big lottery, NHS Forth Valley, The Robertson Trust, Awards for All and the Tudor Trust, we have been able to extend our existing building in the Riverside area of Stirling.














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