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    Carers of East Lothian

    Carers of East Lothian (CoEL) focuses on supporting carers so that they can continue to care for others. They can provide anything from a bit of practical advice when needed or through to much more support for carers who are struggling to cope with the physical and emotional demands of caring for someone on a full time basis. Their aims are to support all adults in a caring situation in East Lothian to get information and services to help their individual caring role, enhance their own wellbeing and strengthen their collective voice to improve services.
    Telephone : 0131 665 0135
    Email : centre@coel.org.uk
    Web Address : http://www.coel.org.uk

    Clan Childlaw

    Clan Childlaw is a unique legal and advocacy service for children and young people. Delivers free, confidential legal advice and representation in Edinburgh, the Lothians and Glasgow. The service helps children and young people up to the age of 18, or 21 if they have been Looked After. Provides free information and guidance about children's rights and the law to family members, carers and adults who work with children or young people in Scotland.
    Telephone : 0808 129 0522
    Email : info@clanchildlaw.org
    Web Address : https://www.clanchildlaw.org/

    EARS Independent Advocacy Service

    EARS provides independent advocacy to a number of different people.West Lothian - provides services to people over 16 with a physical disability, acquired brain injury, stroke survivors, a learning disability, Autism or anyone over 65.Midlothian - provides services to people over 16 with a physical disability, an acquired brain injury, stroke survivors or anyone over 65.East Lothian - provides services to people over 16 with a physical disability, an acquired brain injury, stroke survivors or anyone over 65.Edinburgh - provides services to anyone who has survived a stroke.
    Telephone : 01506 205 840
    Email : info@ears-advocacy.org.uk
    Web Enquiry Form : http://www.ears-advocacy.org.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/EARS-REFERRAL-FORM.docx
    Web Address : http://www.ears-advocacy.org.uk

    East Lothian Educational Psychology Service

    Educational Psychologists work with others to help children and young people make the most of their lives. We work mainly through schools and nurseries with each establishment having a link Educational Psychologist. Using our knowledge of psychology, child development, learning and educational systems, we provide support through consultation, assessment/intervention, training and research.
    Telephone : 01620 827130
    Email : educationalpsychologyservice@eastlothian.gov.uk
    Web Address : https://www.eastlothian.gov.uk/info/210557/schools_and_learning/12049/educational_psychology_service/5

    Kindred Edinburgh

    Kindred supports families by providing emotional and peer support, information and advocacy.
    The  team supports families with children with complex and exceptional health care needs in Edinburgh and Fife.
    The hospital team supports families who have a child who is inpatient at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh.

    Telephone : 0800 031 5793
    Email : Enquiries@kindred-scotland.org
    Web Address : http://www.kindred-scotland.org/

    NHS Lothian CAMHS – Intellectual Disability Service

    The CAMHS Intellectual Disability Service (formerly Child Learning Disability Service) works with children and young people who are between 0 to 18 years old and have significant developmental delay or a learning disability (with or without autism), and have mental health or complex behavioural problems. The specialist team also works closely with and supports families and carers. As well as an outpatient service, they also offer specialist Early Years and Intensive Treatment Services.
    Telephone : 0131 537 9589
    Web Address : https://services.nhslothian.scot/camhs/specialist-teams/

    NHS Lothian Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (East Lothian)

    Children and young people aged 0-18 years are referred to CAMHS if there are significant concerns about their mental health or wellbeing and when their difficulties are impacting upon their day to-day life.  Every school should have a named contact for specialist children and adolescent mental health services.
    Telephone : 0131 446 4880
    Web Address : https://services.nhslothian.scot/camhs/outpatient-teams/

    NHS Lothian Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)

    CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. These services work with children and young people (from age 5 to their 18th birthday), and their parents or carers. NHS Lothian CAMHS provides specialist assessment/intervention as part of a tiered system, which can include consultation and advice prior to referral, and assessment appointment to establish clinical need and priority status. NHS Lothian CAMHS is made up of a number of different teams. All CAMHS teams work closely with medical staff, schools and other professionals.
    Web Address : https://services.nhslothian.scot/camhs/camhs-teams/
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