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Home | Locations | Mid-Galloway Outreach

Mid-Galloway Outreach

We offer a number of outreach clinics in the Mid-Galloway area.

Newton Stewart – Library: Appointment only.
DG Customer Services, Church Street , Newton Stewart, DG8 6ER

Newton Stewart – The Riverside Centre: fortnightly on a Tuesday 1pm-4pm. Appointments only.
Riverside Road, Newton Stewart DG8 6NG

Newton Stewart – Machars Churches Foodbank: drop-in sessions fortnightly on alternate Tuesdays 9.00am-12.00pm.
Albert Street, Newton Stewart DG8 6EF.

Stranraer – Fed Up Cafe: drop-in sessions fortnightly on alternate Tuesdays 12.00pm-2.00pm.
Bridge Street, Stranraer DG9 7HY.

Whithorn – South Machars Community Centre: Appointment only
Castle Hill, Whithorn, Newton Stewart DG8 8PN

Wigtown – Wigtown Library: Appointment only
Wigtown County Buildings, Wigtown DG8 9JH.

Making an appointment is easy, Phone: 0300 303 4321 or Email: info@dagcas.org and ask for an appointment.

We give advice on all issues.

Address
The Riverside Centre
Riverside Road
Newton Stewart
DG8 8PN

Opening Hours
Tuesday: 10:00am - 4:00pm

Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service, Scottish National Standards for Information & Advice Type III Accredited.
Scottish Charity Number SC027107 Dumfries & Galloway Citizens Advice Service is a limited by Guarantee No. 179254
Registered by the Financial Conduct Authority to carry out regulated activities FRN 617449
Registered office at 81-85 Irish Street Dumfries DG1 2PQ
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