Our Members

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

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.

The Equality Network works for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equality and human rights in Scotland.

Esolperth teaches English to anyone who wants to learn.

Make evaluation valuable, relevant and proportionate.

Aim to promote mental health and wellbeing in their local communities.

FACEYOUTH is a charitable organisation committed to supporting disadvantaged children and young people.

Supporting people affected by facial paralysis.

Fairhill Rise is a day service that helps adults with additional needs to engage in meaningful work.

Help the community and give advice on a range of issues

To support families undergoing trauma who are struggling to know where to turn for support.

Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families on low incomes raising disabled or seriously ill children.

Fast Forward is Scotland’s national youthwork organisation specialising in risk-taking behaviours, prevention and early-intervention.

Feeling Strong SCIO is a member of the ALLIANCE.

A registered charity run primarily by unpaid volunteers.

Enable and support individuals to reach their full positive mental wellbeing in a culture where there is no stigma.

Delivering health and social care services across three divisional areas in Fife.

Supports, develops and represents community groups, voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering in Fife.

A wellbeing project on the Southside of Glasgow

Fochabers Medical Practice is based in Moray.

Provide a free professional independent advocacy service to disadvantaged people 

Provides quality services and advice for people with visual or hearing loss

Friends at the End (SCIO) works to advance human rights (especially of those in need by reason of age, ill health, and other disadvantage)

To support those affected by gambling through advice and treatment, and to minimise gambling-related harm through education.