Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland: No Life Half Lived

Posted on June 8, 2018

Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland (CHSS) have launched their new vision, No Life Half Lived.

Over one million people in Scotland live with the effects of serious chest and heart conditions and stroke. CHSS aims to double the number of people they reach by 2021 through No Life Half Lived, increase the support available through their specialist nurses, community groups, advice and information.

No Life Half Lived aims to address the unmet needs of people who are living with their conditions – social, emotional and physical – across Scotland’s communities.

For further information, please visit the CHSS website.

Falkirk Funders Fayre 2019

Following on from another successful Funding Fayre in 2018, CVS Falkirk and Falkirk Council are pleased to announce that we are hosting another FREE Funding Fayre on Tuesday 5th March 2019. The event will take place at the Bowhouse Community Centre, 130 Bowhouse Road, Grangemouth, FK3 0EU.

Penumbra Recovery Worker Vacancies

Penumbra is currently recruiting Recovery Workers for their Supported Living Service in Falkirk. The position is 36.25 hours per week, with a salary of £16,752 – £17,343 per annum (pro rata). Hours may include evenings, weekends and sleepover shifts. The deadline for applications is Monday 28th January.

Kingdom Support and Care Support Workers Vacancies

Kingdom Support and Care (KSC) are currently recruiting Support Workers, based in Slamannan, Falkirk. The position £8.75 – £8.97 per hour (plus a payment of £70 per sleepover shift), with various shift patterns. The deadline for applications is 12pm on Monday 21st January.

Re-Union Canal Boats Project Support Workers Vacancies

Re-Union Canal Boats are currently recruiting Project Support Workers. These positions are on a casual basis with a salary of £9 per hour. The successful candidates will be based in Camelon, Falkirk.

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