Our Members

The Sensory Team is part of the South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership.

Reduce inequalities for disadvantaged people in Glasgow

Aim to improve the health and wellbeing of the people in the area

A service to help and support our community

Help the community and give advice on a range of issues

 Enable and empower all those affected by spina bifida and hydrocephalus to live the highest possible quality of life

Provide information and support to people living with spinal injuries in Scotland

Campaign to improve the rights, services and treatments of people with mental health problems

Committed to creating opportunities, inspiring people and changing lives through sport and physical activity

A hub that acts as a focal point for the community and a source of information.

Based in Carluke, it is the aim of this practice to provide a high standard of patient care by both medical and non-medical staff.

Covers a variety of areas throughout Dumfries.

STAND is a peer support group for people living with a diagnosis of younger onset dementia and their families and friends.

Provider of trauma informed training and consultancy.

Stepwell Consultancy Ltd is a member of the ALLIANCE.

 Supports third sector organisations in the Stirling Council area to build capacity and become more sustainable

A community hub that provides a place of learning and involvement

Is there to provide all patients with a professional and caring healthcare experience.

Provide person-centred support to a wide group of people

Works to prevent stroke, and to support everyone touched by stroke, fund research, and campaign for the rights of stroke survivors

Help support people suffering with an eating disorder and their families and carers

Explore current practice, experience and knowledge in community regeneration

We believe in Scotland as a home where autistic women and girls may flourish.

Support people with Lipoedema and raise awareness

A communication framework designed to help people with communication difficulties express their views