LEAP - South Lanarkshire
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LEAP is a voluntary organisation established in 1992 to support older people in South Lanarkshire. Current activities include learning and leisure, befriending, handyperson and dementia services.
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Strathmore Community Rugby Trust
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Strathmore Community Rugby Trust is a charitable organisation which believes rugby has the power to enhance people’s lives. We aim to instil the rugby ethos into participants, coaches and volunteers of all ages so that they can develop and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of rugby, play an active part in their local community and have a lifelong involvement in rugby.
Read MoreTayside Community Food & Health Team
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We are the Community Food and Health Team and we work in partnership with staff and volunteers from a wide variety of agencies across Tayside to promote the sharing and exchange of evidence-based information and good practice in key nutrition areas throughout the lifecycle.
Read MoreVisiting Friends SCIO
/Visiting Friends provides one to one volunteer befriending for adults in Helensburgh and Lomond.
Read MoreDunblane Development Trust - Dementia Friendly Dunblane
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Dementia Friendly Dunblane was set up in 2017 and successfully runs three Meeting Centres for individuals with dementia and their care partners.
Read MoreUpper Eskdale Development Group
/We are a community run hub and cafe. We host different activities to improve the lives of the local 'remote rural' community.
Read MoreKirrie Connections
/Kirrie Connections is a community support hub for families affected by dementia. It is the first charity in Scotland to follow the "Meeting Centre" model.
Read MoreStoneyburn and Bents Future Vision Group
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The Group exists to support activity that improves the village. Improve facilities, provide educational and recreational opportunities for all ages.
Read MoreThird Level Foundation C.I.C.
/Third Level Foundation offers support in the area of Mental Health. This can be in the form of counselling or workshops, face to face or online.
Read MoreCrossroads Youth and Community Association
/Crossroads Youth and Community Association has been in operation as a community anchor organisation since 1968.
Read MoreComunn Eachdraidh Nis
/Comunn Eachdraidh Nis houses an accredited museum, café, gift shop, community archive and exhibitions within the former Cross Primary School.
Read MoreAbington Community Development Group
/The Organisation has been formed to benefit the community of Abington Village (Incl Wandel)
Read MoreNetworking Key Services Limited (NKS)
/Networking Key Services Limited (NKS) (formerly known as Nari Kallyan Shangho) is an award winning health and welfare organisation for grassroot women and their families living in Edinburgh and has been running since 1988.
Read MoreThe Poverty Alliance
/The Poverty Alliance is the anti-poverty network in Scotland of 400 members.
Read MoreFuse Youth Cafe Glasgow
/Fuse Youth Cafe is a youth service in the Shettleston area of Glasgow offering a mix of free drop-in activities and community and school-based activities and developmental opportunities for children and young people aged between 8-25 years
Read MoreRaploch Community Partnership
/Raploch Community Partnership are an award winning community regeneration SCIO delivering in priority areas in Stirling.
Read MoreNorth Edinburgh Dementia Care
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At NEDC, we provide person centred (outcome focused) day care and support for people living in the North East Edinburgh area whose lives have been affected directly or indirectly by dementia.
Read MoreHighland Senior Citizens Network
/The Highland Senior Citizens Network is an independent Highland-wide network of local voices representing the interests of the 77,000 people in the Highlands aged 55 and over.
Read MoreLanarkshire Community Food and Health Partnership
/LCFHP run several branded programmes in North Lanarkshire i
Read MoreAyrshire Independent Living Network
/AILN have been providing high quality Self-directed Support (SDS) advice and information to the people of Ayrshire for over a decade.
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