Shared Parenting Scotland

Provided by: Shared Parenting Scotland

For the relief of parents, their children, and close family members suffering from the consequences of divorce/separation.

Shared Parenting Scotland recognises the unique lifestyle of those that serve or have served in our Armed Forces and the toll this can take on family life especially when children are involved.

We provide a helpline and group support for separated parents, helping them navigate the challenges of shared parenting and resolve disputes amicably. We provide free love loss and living and new ways for families training to serving military personnel and veterans.

We host monthly meetings across Scotland including a nationwide online meeting and bespoke services/outreach sessions for veterans. Monthly group meetings held in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Dumfries, Inverness, and Aberdeen.

How do I access this?

  • Alliance Member referral
  • Self referral
  • Referral by third party

Waiting List:

No, but early booking and planning is advised.  

When is this service available?

9am-5pm Monday to Friday. Monthly group meetings take place in the evenings between 6pm and 8pm.

Who is eligible for this service?

Veteran mothers, fathers, and grandparents who are going through or who have experienced separation. In particular in regaining or retaining a better relationship with their children. Providing emotional and practical support to those to co-parent better and for those who are dealing with the grief of being estranged from their children.  

 

Contact Details

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Shared Parenting Scotland

10 Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, EH12 5AA

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Type of services on offer:

Community and social
Family
Legal and justice

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