Adults moving into a new tenancy in Falkirk are being encouraged to sign up for the next Make It Your Own programme from Impact Arts. The free project supports people to make their new house feel like home through creative workshops and practical one-to-one support. Running every Tuesday from 4 August – 6 October 2026…
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Anti-Racism and Mental Health Training
Learn how embedding anti-racism in mental health care can reduce racialised health inequalities and lead to better outcomes for all. THRE (Third Sector Human Rights & Equalities) and CEMVO Scotland are delivering a free two-part online training programme exploring the relationship between racism and mental health. Taking place on Wednesday 9 and Wednesday 16 September,…
Falkirk and Clackmannanshire Carers Centre: Information Session for Professionals
Falkirk & Clackmannanshire Carers Centre welcome all who work with individuals and families to attend their ‘Information Session for Professionals‘ on Thursday 30 July, 10.30am–12.30pm. The session will take place at the Carers Centre (FK1 1NB), with the option to join online via Zoom. The Centre’s Information Sessions for Professionals are an ideal way for professionals…
Help Shape Falkirk’s Children’s Services Plan 2026–2029
Falkirk Children’s Services Planning Partnership is currently drafting the next ‘Children’s Services Plan 2026 – 2029. As part of this, they are currently gathering views from children, young people and adults about what matters most for improving outcomes in our community. The Falkirk’s Children’s Services Plan Survey will help decide where to focus the Integrated…
Help Shape the Future for LGBTQ+ Young People in Scotland
LGBT Youth Scotland has launched the latest ‘Life in Scotland for LGBTQ+ Young People Survey’. The Survey aims to provide LGBTQ+ young people (aged 13–25 years old and living in Scotland) the opportunity to share their experiences and help shape future policy, services and support. Conducted every five years, the survey provides vital evidence which…
Have Your Say on Scotland’s New Urgent & Unscheduled Care Standards
Healthcare Improvement Scotland is inviting health, social care and community partners to help shape new Urgent & Unscheduled Care Standards for Scotland. The standards will support the planning, commissioning and delivery of urgent and unscheduled care across a range of settings, including hospitals, primary care, Hospital at Home services, care homes and independent health and…
Creating Hope Together in Polmont & the Braes
Come together to strengthen local understanding of mental health and suicide prevention, by attending our free community wellbeing training session on Wednesday 27 May 2026.
Living Wage Scotland Launches Survey on Fair Work in Social Care
Living Wage Scotland, part of the Poverty Alliance, is inviting social care employees across Scotland to take part in a new Fair Work in Social Care Survey. The survey is part of Pathways to Progress, a three-year project funded by the Robertson Trust, which aims to improve job quality in social care and strengthen understanding…
Scottish Government Publishes First National Adult Support and Protection Learning Framework
The Scottish Government has published the first national multi‑agency Framework for Adult Support and Protection (ASP) Learning and Development – setting out clear expectations for workforce training and development across Scotland. The Framework aims to ensure that people working with adults at risk of harm have the right knowledge, skills and understanding to recognise, respond to…
Water Services: Investing In and Paying from 2027 Consultation
The Scottish Government has launched a public consultation on how water and wastewater services should be invested in and paid for from 2027 onwards: Water Services: Investing In and Paying from 2027 Consultation. This consultation is particularly relevant to charities, community organisations and community amateur sports clubs (CASCs), as it includes proposals that directly affect…
