Health and Social Care in Scotland
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Health and Social Care in Scotland:Search for Local Organisations
Our quick search tool can connect you to over 3000 service providers, suppliers and organisations supporting people across Scotland. To find support near you, simply enter your search term and select your local authority.
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APA Parafricta Ltd | Description of service: Parafricta products are unique in preventing pressure injuries (bed sores) and other skin problems caused by friction and shearing. They are comfortable to wear, breathable and re-usable as they can be washed at high temperatur… |
Are you Entitled to Help with Health Costs (HCS1) | Providing information whether you are entitled to free healt costs |
Argyll and Bute Council Services | Social work department occupational therapy / blue badge / home adaptations and grants / parking bays / taxi cards / welfare rights – Contact Centre – Social Care Line 01546 605 517 or emergency 01631 569 712 Help for older and disabled people (argyll-… |
Art in Healthcare | Aims: Art in Healthcare is a charity working across Scotland to improve health and wellbeing for individuals and communities by providing opportunities to experience and engage with high quality visual art, artists and creativity – particularly within… |
ASC – Addictions Support and Counselling | Advice, information and support to people affected by drugs / alcohol |
Aspen Hamilton Care Management | Specialist 24 hour care for clients with more complex needs |
Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services | UK Charity campaigning for improvements in maternity services, and providing information and support on pregnancy and birth issues |
Association of Biodynamic Massage Therapists | Professional organisation promoting Biodynamic Massage |
Association of Breastfeeding Mothers | Information and support for breast feeding mothers |
Association of Radical Midwives (ARM) | A group of midwives committed to improving the maternity care provided by the NHS |