Our Members

Since 2013, we have been dancing with young people who have faced adversity in childhood and families who live with neurological conditions.

We are a national charity that believes books, reading and writing have the power to change lives.

An enterprise dedicated to development across the Scottish Borders

A Scottish voice for care providers and service users.

Committed to finding new and better ways to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities

We promote and seek to deliver health improvements and reducing health inequalities in many of Scotland’s communities in most need.

SCSN is a registered Scottish Charity (SC357649) and Company Limited by Guarantee in Scotland (SC040464).

Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) is the Scottish governing and co-coordinating body of all sports for people of all ages and abilities.

Support families across Scotland who are affected by alcohol or drug misuse

National fire and rescue service of Scotland

Want to allow patients, carers and the public to influence the planning and delivery of NHS services

Provide care and support for individuals and families affected by Huntington's disease

Ensure that Independent Advocacy is available to any vulnerable person in Scotland

To promote the best renal practice, treatment, and care services in Scotland.

Scottish Opera is a performing arts charity.

Brings together health and social care services to improve palliative care

Promote greater awareness and expectation of mental health recovery across Scotland

The Mission of the Scottish Sensory Centre (SSC) is to foster educational, research and development activities for young people.

To support and empower people who stammer.

Promotes the rights of all individuals to achieve their full potential enables people to overcome barriers to their employability

Our mission is to promote equality through gender budgeting to build a fairer and more equal Scotland.

SEAL Community Health Project seeks to reduce inequalities and ensure an equal access to a healthy lifestyle.

SHHELS is part of NHS Highland and its main aim is to deliver sensory training to NHS staff and Allied Health Professionals.

See Me is the National Programme to end mental health stigma and discrimination.

Help improve the SDS experience for people in East Renfrewshire