Welcome to WDwellbeing.info

The website is a hub of information, support and guidance for children, young people, their families, and professionals who work with them to support wellbeing.

Anyone looking for information can access the site.

The site was a response by West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership to information gathered from conversations with parents and carers of children and young people as
well as young people themselves.

The conversations focused on what kind of support they wanted to be able to help their mental wellbeing and emotional health.

During the development of the site, it was clear when providing information to support a person’s emotional health a wide range of topics are required.

This has grown to the 24 topics covered by the site.

Information is available on positive wellbeing, money, and family support, but also more specific conditions such as anxiety, sleep, and grief due to bereavement & loss.

Our newest topics include supports for those who are neurodivergent, digital & internet safety, and information for care experienced young people and their families.

WDWellbeing.info can be easily navigated by topic, age range or by site user type. The site has been designed to be fully accessible to all.

With just a click, text size and font, background and colours, and site layout can be adjusted to tailor the site to your specific needs.

Need content in a different language? No problem. There is a translation tool that lets you view the site in several languages, making sure nothing stands in the way of getting the
information you want.

WDWellbeing.info has over 300 resources— including websites, apps, helplines, and local services and supports— making it easy to find exactly what you need.

If you’re finding life a struggle, there’s a page where you can ‘get help now’ with contacts such as Breathing Space and The Samaritans.

The WD Wellbeing site caters to a wide audience: whether you’re a young person seeking mental health resources, a parent looking for family support, or a professional exploring services for young people, this is where you will find the information.

Resources are reviewed regularly to ensure the content is up-to-date and relevant.

Since the launch of the site in late 2023, over 6,000 people have visited the site. In the period of December 2024 and January 2025 the most popular topics were information for parents and
families, positive wellbeing supports, anxiety and neurodevelopmental support.

If you have a service or resource that you feel should be on the site, please email the website support team on ggc.wdhscp.admin@nhs.scot