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HSTAR Scotland SCIO (SC051334) is also known as Healed Scars Trauma and Abuse Recovery.
Advancement of Health through the provision of counselling and other mental health wellbeing therapies and workshops for women in Scotland over 16, who have been affected by trauma or abuse.
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We offer a message of hope

From our experiences we know that despite the turmoil and uprooting a new happier and heathier life is achievable.
About us
Our priority is offering free access to non-judgmental therapies, support and counselling available to all women in Scotland who have lived through trauma and/or abuse at any point in their lives, regardless of age or other factors.
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Meet our team
We are currently work closely with experienced therapists who have the knowledge and skills to make a positive difference to the lives of those who have been impacted by trauma.
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Each donation provides these ladies with the opportunity to rebuild their lives, lives free from pain and fear, lives filled with hope and love!
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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update

With COVID-19 developing in so many countries around the world, our commitment is to adhere to the latest advice from Public Health Scotland and UK Government advice.

The therapies are currently operating as normal. The well-being of ladies we support, volunteers and service providers is our absolute priority. Getting the information of the number of positive cases and following advice from the government in relation to COVID-19 and social distancing we have decided to move most of our face-to-face therapies and programmes to virtual sessions, which will allow all our beneficiaries to continue their healing journey and therapy progress , despite the impact of the COVID-19 disruptions. 

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and loyalty, HSTAR promises to continue to support all of our women with their trauma/abuse overcoming journey. 

If you have any concerns or any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the charity team at traumarecovery@hstar-scotland.org

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Our volunteers and supporters are the bedrock of our charity and with their help, we can reach and support a wider group of people from our communities. Help us increase the quality of life and happiness of the individuals we support.

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HSTAR support women in Scotland who have suffered from trauma or abuse. We understand the on-going impact this has, and we focus on recovery, resilience and community integration.

Each donation provides these ladies with the opportunity to rebuild their lives, lives free from pain and fear, lives filled with hope and love!

Help us increase the quality of life and happiness of the individuals we support.

We accept donations through debit/credit card, paypal, cheque andbank transfer.

CHEQUE

Cheques can be made payable to HSTAR Scotland SCIO and can be sent our hand-delivered to:

36-40 Cowane Street

Stirling, FK8 1JR

BANK TRANSFER

Name: HSTAR Scotland

Sort Code: 839146

Account Number: 40401274

Volunteer

Our volunteers are the bedrock of our charity and with their help, we can reach and support a wider group of people from our communities.
Are you looking to volunteer for a local charity that is making a difference in Central Belt of Scotland and want to give back to your community?
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ADvocacy

HSTAR Scotland invites you to the Advocacy Clinic. Anything related to your mental health wellbeing, budgeting, nutrition, debts, benefits welfare, please contact us.



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REFER SOMEONE

We are also receive referrals from third parties (charities, NHS, GPs, healthcare practices, organisations, friends and family).
Just submit our referral form, and we'll make sure to get to get back to you.


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Your contribution to our organisation and the communities we support is very much appreciated.

In return for your passion and commitment we can offer you:

  •  Learning and developing new skills.
  •  Becoming part of your community.
  •  Making new friends and gaining confidence. 
 

We will pay your travel expenses. Tea/coffee provided. Training provided.

 

We’re living through unfamiliar times right now and the coronavirus outbreak has changed how we live day to day.

 A time when our anxiety and traumatic past experiences can be exposed to daily trigger more than ever before.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Or alternatively:
  • Email: You can email us on therapies@hstar-scotland.org. Just let us know your name, phone number and which part of Scotland you live in.
  • Text: You can also text us on 07871 600310 with your name, email and which part of Scotland you live in. Our Referrals Coordinator will arrange a call.
  • Phone: You can call us on 01786 439988 and one of our friendly front office staff will take down some contact details for you so that we can process your referral form.
  • In person: At the moment, we can’t take referrals by dropping into HSTAR due to current government advice around social distancing.
Contact
  • 36-40 Cowane Street Stirling FK8 1JR
  • Therapies
  • therapies@hstar-scotland.org
  • 01786439988
  • General
  • traumarecovery@hstar-scotland.org
  • 01786845720
  • Finance and fundraising
  • hstarfunding@hstar-scotland.org
  • 01786845717
  • Advocacy Clinic
  • advocacy@hstar-scotland.org
  • 01786447667
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Registration Number: SC051344

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