Our Members

Help the community and give advice on a range of issues

Aiming to offer gentle exercise, relaxation, and advice for patients living in East Lothian who have heart problems.

Is responsible for the planning and delivery of a wide range of adult health and social care services.

To provide physical and digital resources to members of the public.

Help the community and give advice on a range of issues

We aim to provide professional recruitment services and design to be dependable and cost effective.

Our off-grid community farm is a hub committed to fostering wellness, empowerment, and sustainability.

Support people affected by eczema in Scotland

Works with Council partners and local businesses to improve accessibility for physically disabled and sensory impaired people.

Edinburgh Community Health Forum bring people together to drive the health inequality agenda.

Biggest health & leisure provider helping the people of Edinburgh to enjoy healthier, happier and more active lives.

Helps to support, develop and promote the interests and work of voluntary and community organisations in Edinburgh.

Voluntary organisation working with and on behalf of young carers throughout the Edinburgh region.

Their dedicated team are there to treat those minor ailments that occur.

The Educational Institute of Scotland is the oldest teachers' trade union in the world, having been founded in 1847.

Scotland's leading learning disability charity, run by and for our members.

Endometriosis devastates the lives of not only those with the disease but also their families. We help them take back control.

Campaigns for an end to fuel poverty in Scotland.

Helping businesses drive change, communities generate clean energy and individuals save energy every day.

Flexible and innovative organisation that works to promote the views and ideas of local people.

Working to make Scotland a fairer, safer place where women can flourish and contribute to all areas of life with dignity.

Our focus is to support research that is done outside of the NHS but unrepresented areas such as care homes.

Our vision is of a Scotland where every person’s right to live in a healthy environment is fully realised.

We want everyone affected by epilepsy to have the support, resilience and respect they need to live life to the full.

Led by families who have taken the initiative to plan and support their disabled relative to enjoy a good life.