Useful Resources

ACHSCP emerged in February of 2016, and is now responsible for a variety of services across adult health and social care. GCC work collaboratively with the Partnership, as we deliver care and support at home within Aberdeen City.

Aberdeen Care Management provide help to adults of all ages who experience difficulty coping with everyday activities due to disability, illness, and/or the ageing process. To read more about this service and find out if you are eligible for help, complete the below form and return it to: Hub 8, First Floor North, Marischal College, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1AB or email to Caremgtadmin@aberdeencity.gov.uk.

This information booklet is for those that are interested in finding out what help is available in Aberdeen to those that wish to remain as independent as possible in their own home, but require support to do so. There are a variety of resources available that do not require professional referral; these are free of charge and may be just what you are looking for. To find out more, click the link below.

TEC is a term used to describe telehealth, telecare, mobile electronic and digital health and social care services. This has come into focus over the last two years, with significant challenges such as staff retention and recruitment presenting a need for alternative service delivery. With this, a plan has been developed by ACHSCP to put these digital services into action. Click the link below to find out more about the 2023-2025 TEC Plan, and what may be available to you in the TEC library.

SDS is the name for how people in Scotland source care and support. This process was introduced in order to give the public control and flexibility over the care they receive. While Granite Care Consortium provide care and support under option 3, we appreciate that there are four different options which you can choose from. To find out more about these options, please refer to the handbook linked below.

For those receiving care and support from GCC, the below leaflet contains the answers to our most frequently asked questions. To access the easy read version of this, click here.

While Bon Accord Care (BAC) is not a member of GCC, we work alongside them to meet the needs of supported people in Aberdeen. BAC services include occupational therapy (OT), telecare services (to access equipment such as community alarm, fall detector, automatic lights), equipment, and wellbeing activities and information.

This Vaccination Hub is located inside of Aberdeen’s Bon Accord Centre, and is host to a variety of different health and social care services/projects. If you are looking to schedule in your winter vaccination, obtain support for chronic pain, or find out other ways that you can improve your health, pop in for a visit or click on the link below to find out about upcoming events.