Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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This category includes sites that reflect the make up of the Dundee community: its people, its history, and resources and institutions that serve the city's people, such as social service organisations.

Subcategories

• History
• Religion

Resources in This Category

• Age Concern Dundee

  http://www.ageconcerndundee.com/
  Provides support, care, information, learning opportunities and leisure activities from centres in Dundee and Broughty Ferry.

• Dundee Liberal Democrats

  http://www.dundeelibdems.org.uk/
  News, elected representatives and contact details from Lib Dems in the City of Dundee.

• Eighteen And Under

  http://18u.bothybiz.com/
  Offers confidential support and information to any young person, aged 18 and under, who has experienced sexual, physical or emotional abuse. Includes an advice section, and information on their services.

• Subrosa

  http://subrosa-blonde.blogspot.com/
  A Dundee pensioner's view of Scottish and UK politics with an emphasis on how to attain independence for Scotland.

• The Scots Home Page

  http://the-scot.tvheaven.com/
  Personal pages site with some information about Dundee, some links and a few pictures.

• The Tay Bridge Disaster

  http://taybridgedisaster.co.uk/
  Tom Martin's analysis of the causes of the Tay Bridge disaster.

• Volunteer Centre Dundee

  http://www.volunteerdundee.org.uk/
  Find out about volunteering, become a volunteer, recruit or recommend to others. Access information, link to national and International sites.

• Youth Link

  http://www.youthlinkdundee.org.uk/
  Providing help and support to the young people of the City. Lists the various sections of the organisation and the way in which it can help.

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