Men’s Peer Support, Breakfast, Blether & Brew (Neil’s Hugs Foundation)

Who is this for?

  • People aged 16 years old and over

Who provides this?

  • Neil’s Hugs Foundation

Description

A safe confidential space for Men with mild to moderate mental ill health to support each other and help reduce isolation.

How do I access this?

  • Self-referrals
  • Referrals by third parties

Is there a cost?

No cost for hot drinks, toast or biscuits (you can buy or bring your own breakfast or buy at cafe). 

Is there a waiting list?

No

Location information

  • Main office/support rooms are not wheelchair accessible, large step at door and up 2 flights of stairs 

Public transport

  • 74: Lothian Country Buses, Fauldhouse Post Office – Livingston Bus Terminal
  • Crofthead bus stop, up steep stairs or walking access along pavement through carpark
  • Livingston Bus Terminal: 20-minute walk
  • Lothian Country Buses X27, X28, X40, 72, 73, 74
  • Stagecoach: X51
  • SD Travel: 9, 16, 31
  • Stuart’s Coaches: 34A, 34B
  • Citylink: 902
  • https://maps.app.goo.gl/oziK31hFjEa5ep5a6 Mostly flat with some gradual incline 
  • Railway: Livingston South- 4 minute drive 
  • Livingston North- 11 minute drive

Opening times

Friday 10 am – 12 pm

Neil's hugs Foundation

Contact Details

Neil's Hugs Haven - Upstairs, Crofthead Farm Community Centre, Templar Rise, Livingston , EH54 6DG

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Types of support on offer:

Creative
Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

Bereavement, grief and change
General wellbeing

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