Shetland Community Directory includes information about the many groups, organisations, and services available across Shetland. You can browse the full list of organisations or find a specific service using the keyword search box. Alternatively, you can filter listings by location or category to narrow down your search.
We offer a range of befriending options for: Children and Young People - 7 to 15 Years … Adults - 16+ … Adults - 60+ Years who are affected by Dementia … Volunteers and the individual they are…
We are a group of volunteers, in recovery or still actively using substances. We meet at the Recovery Hub, Pitt Lane, Tuesdays from 12 to 2 p.m. By sharing our lived and living experiences, while…
Provided by Macmillan Cancer Support - Improving the Cancer Journey (Shetland)
Upon referral a Link Worker will contact you to inform you about the service and schedule an appointment which will involve a conversation about any needs or concerns you need support with. Prior to…
We offer free and confidential support for people experiencing grief in Shetland. The service is open to children and adults. One to one bereavement support sessions - appointment only, anyone can…
Provided by Macmillan Cancer Support - Nursing Team (Shetland)
The Macmillan Nursing Team provides support, treatment and advice to any patient with cancer from diagnosis, through investigations, treatment and symptom control to end of life care, based within…
We are the lead organisation working towards the prevention of domestic abuse in Shetland. We offer advice, counselling, and both practical and emotional support to women, young people, and children…
SCAS provides trained Care Attendants to go into unpaid carers’ homes to care for their dependent to enable the carer to have a vital break or rest from their caring responsibilities. Care Attendants…
Throughcare and Aftercare service provides advice and guidance to young people leaving care to ensure they are no worse off than their peers. Our aim is to achieve the best possible outcomes for care…
The Living Well Hub is about building on local initiatives, combining what is already working, making connections within and across the health, community and social care, joining up good practice and…
To win furt means “to go or get outside” and that is what we are all about. In October 2021, the Tingwall, Whiteness and Weisdale Community Council sent a survey to every household in the district…
