non profit organization in Edinburgh Technopole

Strive is the leading the Third Sector Interface in East Lothian. Our departments consists of Volunteering, Organisational Support, Wellbeing, Adventure and Youth

The Community Transport Association, or CTA, is the national representative body of voluntary sector transport operators covering the whole of the UK. It is the UK' s biggest provider of training…

Alzheimer Scotland is Scotland's leading dementia charity - providing information, practical services and emotional support to people with dementia and their carers.

Barnardo’s Scotland provides more than 130 community-based services working with 26,500 vulnerable children, young people and their families.

This site shows the work of the regeneration forum in Abbeyview

Fife Intensive Rehabilitation & Substance Misuse Team (FIRST) provides a support service to individuals with drug and alcohol addiction in Fife.

Fife Alcohol Support Service provides counselling and advice for Alcohol problems and dependency. FASS is based in Kirkcaldy Fife Scotland.

Children 1st is Scotland’s National Children’s Charity. Some children have little to smile about. We’re determined to give them reasons to.

HopScotch provides free respite breaks for vulnerable children living in Scotland at its respite centre in Ardgour.

Burntisland, Fife - description, information and history

NON-PROFIT CHARITY Warehouse open Monday to Friday 10.00am till 4.00pm. Unit 12a Macmerry Ind Est, Macmerry. EH33 1RD Tel:- 01875 615797

RSABI is a unique Scottish charity dedicated to the relief of hardship and poverty amongst people who are or have depended for their livelihoods on the land

ASCUS is a non-profit organisation supporting collaboration between the arts & sciences, connecting organisations, institutions, individuals and the public

Abbeyfield Scotland Ltd provides housing where older people can maintain their independence but benefit from a little help and enjoy companionship.

Children 1st is Scotland’s National Children’s Charity. Some children have little to smile about. We’re determined to give them reasons to.

We operate across Scotland from a number of locations. Below are contact details for these.

Barnardo’s Scotland provides more than 130 community-based services working with 26,500 vulnerable children, young people and their families.