Abused Men In Scotland, known as AMIS, is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation regulated by OSCR (SC041467). Our office number is 0131 447 7449. Our address is Mayfield Farmhouse, 5 Eskview Road, Mayfield, Dalkeith, EH22 5EA. Our website address is: https://amis.org.uk.
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Abused Men In Scotland, known as AMIS, is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation regulated by OSCR (SC041467).
