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Forthcoming Craftwork Exhibition
We will be exhibiting some of our craft work at the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival in Edencourt Theatre during the month of October. Keep an eye on the website for updates!
Rewards from our allotment!
We have been busy in the allotment and are now beginning to reap the rewards, these are our tomatoes and cucumbers and we still have carrots, potatoes and parsnips to pick.
New funding towards Making Memories
We are excited to announce that we have been awarded a grant of £1,250 towards our Making Memories project. This money will be used to cover the costs of going to the Pantomime in Inverness in December. We also have trips arranged to go to Eden Court to see Six the...
What kind of support are we providing at SLMHA
"To me, Am Fasgadh is a safe place where I feel supported and understood." Our service has prevented at least 9 hospital admissions this year, we have also supported 3 members who have been in hospital for some time, keeping that link with the community and supporting...
Members’ Reflections on the Year 25/26
Well, there goes another year and Am Fasgadh continues to be as busy as ever! We have seen a few changes over the past year. We said goodbye to Eloise, Eli and Joshua, and we welcomed Caroline and Susie to the fold. We are still getting to know them both, but they...
Our Furniture Project’s Wonderful Year
Our Furniture Project Received almost 60 Tonnes of donations from the residents of Skye and Lochalsh. Our furniture project is a popular project with the wider community within Skye and Lochalsh. It has not only helped the individuals needing to get rid of their...
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If you think we can help you and need our support we would be so happy to have you. Get in touch if you need support.
We are open 365 days a year, and we provides a safe and comfortable place in which to escape the isolation that so often goes with a mental health problem. We don’t do therapy or counselling but we what we do provide is friendship and support with a human face. We offer advice and guidance, emotional support, help with forms and phone calls, help in dealing with other organisations and speaking up for what you want, plus whatever practical support we can.
