charity in Heriot Watt University

Euan's Guide features disabled access reviews from disabled people and their friends and families.

Prostate Scotland Fundraisers and Supporters is a space to meet other folk who fundraise in aid of us!

The Chartered Institute of Housing is the independent voice for housing and the home of professional standards.

Wycliffe Bible Translators exists to serve the worldwide church, partnering with churches and individuals to make the Bible available to every people group.

EIFA strives to bring people together for the greater good, provide expert services, build meaningful and beneficial relationships and to represent the interests and needs of faith communities.

Number 6 One stop shop for adults with high-functioning autism

The purpose of Rutherford House is to help people to think biblically and theologically.

We meet Sunday nights at 6:30pm in the Eric Liddell Centre - join us! Free meals the first Sunday night each month.

The membership body for Camphill communities in Scotland

An Edinburgh-based non profit organisation that promotes mental well-being and encourages environmental sustainability.

Royal Blind is Scotland’s largest vision impairment organisation. Our vision is to see a community in which blind and partially sighted people, including those who have other disabilities, are f…

CROSSREACH providing a caring future

Digital collections from museums, galleries & archives.

We support migrants and refugees in Edinburgh, enabling the local community to benefit from the diversity, experience and talents that they bring.

Free Playgroups and more for Dads/granddads/male carers and their kids, ages 0-5. We run on Saturdays from 10-1130 and Sundays 11-1230.

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Encouraging both widespread popular participation and individual artistic excellence, the TMSA branches work on a local level to provide opportunities for universal participation by running festi…

Youth Vision is a unique programme and we are delighted to offer it to young people aged 13 to 18yrs, supporting them to have a smooth and happier transition into adulthood.

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Down's Syndrome Scotland provides all-through-life support, information and services to people with Down's syndrome, their families and professionals.

Youth Vision is a unique programme and we are delighted to offer it to young people aged 13 to 18yrs, supporting them to have a smooth and happier transition into adulthood.

Maggie's provides free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer and their families and friends. www.maggiescentres.org

Action for Children speaks out for the most vulnerable children & young people in the UK www.actionforchildren.org.uk youtube.com/actionforchildren

Welcome to Lyra, the community based arts organisation in Craigmillar Edinburgh. Lyra are leaders in social engagement, follow our work to see what we do.

Everyone has the right to love and friendship! get2gether arranges social activities for disabled people in safe and friendly places across Edinburgh.