charity in Tore Muir Of Ord

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Cale House is situated in the centre of Inverness, next to the main shopping centre. It is convenient for public transport, Post office and all city centre facilities. It is an attractive private…

Supporting bereaved children

Adopt a Child partners with sponsors to provide children in need in Albania and Guatemala with nutritious meals, and medical and dental care.

A charity based in Inverness and the Highlands promoting independence, inclusion, and recovery for vulnerable people and individuals with a mental health illness.

Maggie's Highlands is at Raigmore Hospital and open Monday to Friday offering professional support to people with cancer and their loved ones.

Carr Gomm, delivering high quality support and care services all across Scotland that are personal, practical and professional. Helping older people, people with physical support needs, autism, m…

At Gateway our goal is to support vulnerable people in our community. Our aim is to provide a range of high quality services and activities that improves the well-being of the vulnerable people w…

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voluntary organisations and volunteering

Contact us if you have any questions about what we do, as well as any comments, queries or complaints.

Inverness Men's Shed - Creators of KeepActive.net and welcoming meeting place with activities, friendship and learning for men. Woodworking, IT classes, guest speakers, quizzes, discussions and c…

Carr Gomm, delivering high quality support and care services all across Scotland that are personal, practical and professional. Helping older people, people with physical support needs, autism, m…

Our vision for the future is a happy, healthy, safe and secure for every child and young person in Scotland.

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Blythswood Care provides practical help, and support for those in need. Appeals include: Christmas shoeboxes, relief and development aid, the Highland Foodbank.

Highland Hospice is the only hospice serving adults with life limiting illnesses in the Highlands of Scotland and is widely acknowledged as the centre of specialist palliative care in the region.

Helping blind/partially-sighted across the Highlands and Western Isles.

The British Red Cross helps people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We are part of a global voluntary network, responding to conflicts, natural disasters and individual emergencies.

Alzheimer Scotland offers services for people affected by dementia in Scotland. We make sure that nobody faces dementia alone. Find out more here