DebRA was founded in 1978 by a group of parents whose children were affected by EB. At this time only some 200 people with EB were known to health professionals in the UK. The original aims of the charity were to stimulate knowledge of and interest in

Two mothers established FFAMS. One had lost her son through murder and the other through suicide. The aim of the charity is to deliver a wide range of services, to people affected by the traumatic grief, devastation and isolation associated with murder & suicide. Initially we wil…

Ageing Well aims to improve and maintain the health and wellbeing of people over the age of 50 in Midlothian by organising various activities including health walks, pilates, yoga, keep fit, dance, tai chi and aquafit with the aid of volunteers who lead and encourage others to ta…

Working in partnership with families to give children a positive start to secure better life outcomes.

We are one of Scotland’s largest Home-Start schemes, providing up to 180 families and 270 children with 27,500 hours of emotional and practical support in their own homes each year. Home-Start Aberdeen works with families to help them: •gain access to relevant health and welfa…

To eradicate poverty and suffering world-wide. To prevent and relieve poverty and to protect the vulnerable, including through humanitarian intervention; . To advance sustainable development; To promote human rights and equality and diversity, in particular where to do so contrib…

To assist in the rehabilitation of those suffering from Brain Injuries across the length and breadth of the Scottish Borders. We aim to inform, advice and support to enable Service Users to rebuild their lives, be independent and integrate back into society. Most of our work is…

To provide and develop services that directly support carers in Angus. To publish information relating to carers issues and to raise awareness of carers needs in Angus

Get Walking Lanarkshire is a partnership project between North and South Lanarkshire Councils, NHS Lanarkshire and Paths for All. The project aims to improve the health and wellbeing of people in Lanarkshire by getting more people walking more often.

We provide care/support/day opportunities for adults with learning disabilities to live in the community within their own homes. We also organise and involve our clients to take part in as many indoor/outdoor activities providing our client with the support they need to do so wh…