Our Members

Our vision is to help older people feel safe and secure at home and to live fulfilling and independent lives.

Hansel is a leading social care provider, based in the West of Scotland, offering a range of services to people living with disabilities.

Working to empower those recovering from drug and/or alcohol addiction.

Harris Voluntary Service is one of the 6 members which make up Third Sector Interface Western Isles.

Offer support for those with life limiting illness

Providing community-based specialist support services for deaf people who have additional disabilities.

Works to improve life after brain injury

Aim to improve mental and emotional health by providing easy access to affordable services.

Committed to promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in Scotland

Aim to make Cambuslang & Rutherglen the healthiest and happiest places to live and work in Scotland

Providing a behavioural approach to managing stress, anxiety and overwhelm.

Community led healthy living initiative with a focus on supporting rural South Lanarkshire communities

Providing free and confidential support to people with Hearing and Sight Loss in North Highlands.

Leading UK charity for people with hearing loss, their families and friends

Is a unique arts-in-health charity working across Scotland and they are a world leader in hospital clowning organisations.

Highland BlindCraft os based in the Scottish Highlands and provides training and employment to those with visual impairments.

Connecting Carers is part of the Charity Highland Community Care Forum (HCCF) which has been in existence since 1983.

Highland Mindfulness Group is a member of the ALLIANCE.

HSCN is a Collective Advocacy Group for older people in the Highlands.

Third sector interface for the Highland area

Home-Start Clackmannanshire has a 36-year history of helping families across our local communities.

We offer inclusive holidays, short breaks and much-needed respite, giving families time to rest, reconnect and enjoy time together.

Homeless Network Scotland is the national membership body for people and organisations committed to a Scotland without homelessness.

Promote and develop the study and practice of homeopathy

Seek to empower families and the community to embrace Autism