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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.
Many parents feel that only others who have experienced the death of a baby can offer real understanding. Our countrywide network of over 104 local support Groups, usually run by bereaved parents and…
Find out moreHarbour Master and Port Operations service for vessel traffic and the Shetland Island community. For Sullom Voe VTS (24/7) please phone: 01595 744280 … For Scalloway & Small Ports Please phone:
Find out moreClickimin Pool was developed as part of Phase II of the Clickimin Leisure Complex and opened in July 1995 following nearly two years being built. The pool itself contains nearly a ¼ million gallons…
Find out moreMore of us are living longer, which is good news, but for many more people who are living with complex conditions it is harder to keep active and maintain their level of health. Our Healthy, Happy…
Find out moreCunningsburgh Lunch club meets on the third Tuesday of every month in Cunningsburgh hall from 12.30 - 14.30. Transport can be provided. The two course meal is cooked and served by volunteers. The…
Find out moreWe meet every Tuesday during term-time from 10-12 at the Ness Boating Club. Snack is provided, with lots of different toys, and occasional activities - check the facebook page for more info. Everyone…
Find out moreLooking for an interactive fitness class that will give you results? Set your own resistance with easy to learn exercises that will help you reach your goals.
Find out moreWe offer counselling at the Compass Centre for up to 6 months at a time, after which you can take a break for a few months and re-refer if you feel you need more support. Our door is always open. It…
Find out moreNCDC's 'Growing Local' project aims to support local growing and food production in Northmavine. 'Growing Local' builds on some exciting developments around local growing in…
Find out moreVolunteering, Employment and skill development for adults with learning disabilities or autism. COPE Ltd is a well established and successful social enterprise and charity which provides…
Find out moreSupport for anyone over the age of 16, who would has barriers to employment and would like to access employment, training and volunteering by: - Rebuilding confidence, and accessing relevant…
Find out moreThe Adult Social Work Team provides a generic social work service to any adult who requests or requires an assessment for care. Our supported people include adults with dementia, mental health…
Find out moreJustice Social Work Services work throughout the Shetland Islands, with the aim to provide effective risk assessment and management of offenders within the community, whilst maintaining community…
Find out moreWho Cares? Scotland provides professional, independent advocacy services in most local authority areas in Scotland. We work one on one with a young person to help them have a say in what is happening…
Find out moreShetland Community Connections is all about working innovatively with individuals to make connections, form new relationships, raise aspirations, and participate fully in activities and social life.
Find out moreChat Room or instant messaging Counselling, as it is sometimes known, takes place in real time. This type of Counselling takes place using the written word with the aid of a computer, mobile phone…
Find out moreShetland offers some of the finest walking in Europe, at all times of the year. The combination of spectacular coastal scenery on both North Sea and Atlantic facing cliffs, quiet inland lochs, and…
Find out moreWe all have a responsibility to look out for children and make sure they and their families receive the help they need. It is not your responsibility to decide what help is needed, but it is your…
Find out moreAdult learning disability and autism services for the Shetland Islands council. Please get in touch for more information.
Find out moreAllied health professionals Shetland provide a range of diagnostic, technical, and therapeutic support and can also signpost people to other services to help them access additional care in connection…
Find out moreWe are the central Senior Administration Team for the care homes and at home services for adults within Shetland.
Find out moreShetland Library is an integrated public and school library service, with its main branch based in Lerwick and membership open to both residents of and visitors to the islands.
Find out moreThe Lerwick Town Hall, which stands prominently over the town centre, is Shetland's main civic building. The building is used for a variety of functions including civil marriages and citizenship…
Find out moreThe Educational Psychology Service works in partnership with Education Outreach Services and others to promote inclusion and improve outcomes for children and young people across Shetland. We provide…
Find out moreCommunity planning and development for the Shetland Island Community. (Please note, this service is not for building planning. For buildings, please look for 'Planning' )
Find out moreWe provide free and confidential information, support, counselling, and advocacy to any non-abusive person in Shetland of any gender (age 13+) who has been affected by sexual violence or harm at any…
Find out moreWe provide free, impartial, specialised, and confidential advice to the people of Shetland. We deliver information and advice on a wide range of topics, empowering people to address problems and…
Find out moreThe main purpose of Community Councils is to find out and express the views of the community to the local authority and other public bodies.
Find out moreIndependent charitable trust which exists to disburse funds to local charitable organisations through various grant schemes to enhance the quality of life of the inhabitants of Shetland
Find out moreCome along and try our Aqua Fitness session. This water-based class provides a non-weight-bearing form of exercise for anyone aged 16+.
Find out moreThe facilities include a 4 lane, 16.7m main pool, a toddler pool, jacuzzi and steam room. We offer a range of activities, from children's fun sessions to adult only sessions and from…
Find out moreFind strength in stillness. This gentle, meditative practice works into deep tissue tension by holding static mat based poses, working to your own edge of comfort.
Find out moreApex is now home to the latest state-of-the-art IC7 indoor cycles from Life Fitness. The IC7 combines striking, award winning design with an enhanced digital experience. Group cycling creates an…
Find out moreWe run a varied programme of activities and try to provide something for everyone whether under 5 years old or over 50! The pool staff are proud of the friendly and informal atmosphere which…
Find out moreThe Pool consists of a four lane, 16.7m main pool; a shallow lagoon for toddlers; a whirlpool; and a steam room. The spectator gallery overlooks the pool where you can relax and enjoy a freshly made…
Find out moreNeed a gym induction? Want a better understanding of how to use certain machines? Come along to the gym for a session and there will be a member of staff on hand to answer any gym queries and help…
Find out moreThese water-based workouts are suitable for all, with a variety of aerobic and toning stations that work the entire body. The water supports the body whilst providing little impact on joints leading…
Find out moreThe original and best indoor group cycle workout. Low impact, motivational music, set your own resistance with simple moves, and high energy levels. It's low impact, builds muscle tone, burns…
Find out moreThe swimming pool is a 16m 3 lane pool with a child friendly lagoon. This makes it an ideal family pool.
Find out moreCircuit training is the ultimate fitness class, giving you high impact cardio … training as well as working all of your muscle groups while incorporating … bodyweight and weights.
Find out more3-lane, 12.5-metre pool with lagoon area Yell Leisure Centre Swimming Pool … Depth range of 0.1m – 1.8m … Disabled hoist access and egress points … Viewing area
Find out moreAn exercise blast that keeps working for 24hrs. A simple yet very effective body weight training system that will work the whole body in high intensity intervals with minimal rest.
Find out moreCome along and get that disco dancing feeling with our dance based workout! With easy to learn routines and music that will keep you dancing all night long!
Find out moreThe original and most popular group cycling class. No complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal! Getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun.
Find out moreA water based resistance programme that aims to tone and strengthen your muscles in a relaxing environment. A fun alternative to getting fit!
Find out more3-lane, 12.5-metre pool with lagoon area … Depth range of 0.1m – 1.8m … Disabled Hoist access and egress points … Viewing area
Find out moreGirls football from 7 to 18 years and senior football. Providing both recreational football and Shetland representative teams.
Find out moreFree weekly 5k timed run/walk every Saturday morning organised by local volunteers. All runners/walkers welcome regardless of age or fitness level. All volunteers more than welcome and always…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Scalloway. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Whalsay. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Find out moreCommunity Council for Sandsting and Aithsting. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities…
Find out moreThe Tingwall, Whiteness and Weisdale Community Council is one of 18 Community Councils in Shetland: voluntary organisations set up by Shetland Islands Council as the most local tier of elected…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Unst. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Find out moreCommunity Council for Northmavine. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Bressay. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Find out moreCommunity Council for Gulberwick, Quarff and Cunningsburgh. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Burra and Trondra. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Lerwick. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Find out moreCommunity Council for Dunrossness. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they…
Find out moreCommunity Council for Delting. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities they represent.
Find out moreCommunity Council for Nesting and Lunnasting. Community Councils bridge the gap between the Council and communities, and help to make public bodies aware of the opinions and needs of the communities…
Find out moreSt Magnus Scottish Episcopal Church is a set of three buildings in the centre of Lerwick just up from Commercial Street. Part of the Anglican Communion including the Church of England, hence is known…
Find out moreThe Shetland Stroke Support Group is a friendly and inclusive group. We have our own committee and bank account and are affiliated with Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland. We provide support and…
Find out moreBressay Public Hall is the main social centre on the island, holding regular club events and special functions, concerts and dances. There is a smaller meeting for for local organisations to use. It…
Find out moreThe Cunningsburgh Hall is a registered Scottish charity which manages the local community hall for hire and hosts events. We have online live availability as well as online booking available on our…
Find out moreHillswick Wildlife Sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates seals and otters in and around Shetland so they can be released back into the wild. We also help coordinate the rescue of stranded cetaceans. We…
Find out moreSOTEAG carries out environmental monitoring around Sullom Voe’s oil terminal and port. Since the 1970s SOTEAG has managed a comprehensive scientific environmental monitoring programme to examine the…
Find out moreThe Bixter hall is a small/medium Shetland Hall, with a stage, meeting room and kitchen. There is some basic facilities including a large gas cooker. The hall is available for hire, please get in…
Find out moreSouth Nesting Public Hall is a community hall run by volunteers situated in the East Mainland of Shetland. We host local events and activities. We also have a Caravan & Campsite which is run by…
Find out moreWestsandwick hall is a community hall run by volunteers in Yell, Shetland. We host local events and activities. The hall is also available for hire, please contact us for more information.
Find out moreWe are a community hall run entirely by volunteers. The hall/clubroom is available for hire for weddings, hamefarins, parties, group meetings, funerals, fitness groups, youth clubs, playgroups, etc.
Find out moreMid Yell Hall facilities - large main hall, well equipped catering kitchen, toilets, cloakroom, back room with capacity for 50 (can be used separate to main hall and has disabled access and toilets)…
Find out moreThe Trondra hall is moderately sized with kitchen facilities and ample parking, making it perfect for gatherings of all descriptions such as birthday parties, meetings, music events etc
Find out moreQuarff Public hall is a community hall run by volunteers. We host local events and activities. The hall is also available for hire, please contact us for more information.
Find out moreSandness Public hall is a community hall run by volunteers. We host local events and activities. The hall is also available for hire, please contact us for more information.
Find out moreCommunity run hall in Burra. Available to hire for private and public functions and can accommodate 200 for a standing event and 160 for a sit down meal. There is a stage for performances and a fully…
Find out moreClan is here for anyone affected by a cancer diagnosis. We provide emotional and practical support to people affected by cancer, their family, carers and friends. Clan offers emotional support…
Find out moreIsbister Public hall is a community hall run by volunteers in Whalsay, Shetland. We host local events and activities. The hall is also available for hire, please contact us for more information.
Find out moreCommunity run hall in Fair Isle. The hall hosts regular social events, sales, dances and sports events. The hall is also used by the Fair Isle Primary School. Please get in contact for more…
Find out moreDunrossness Public hall is a community hall run by volunteers in Dunrossness, Shetland. We host local events and activities. The hall is also available for hire, please contact us for more…
Find out moreCarnegie Hall is based the South of Shetland, in the heart of Sandwick. It is home to several local groups and a hub for the local community.
Find out moreFetlar Community Association is a community body open to all residents on the island of Fetlar (Shetland). It owns and runs the Fetlar Community Hall and has also established four polytunnels for…
Find out moreThe charity continues to provide a community hall for the use of the inhabitants of Mossbank and the surrounding area, including the use of the facilities and the organisation of recreational…
Find out moreAvailable to the community for various functions such as weddings, birthday parties, dances, live music, and fetes.
Find out moreWe 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…
Find out moreSCAS 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…
Find out moreAdoption is a process which allows someone to become a child’s parent. It is a legal procedure in which all the parental rights and responsibilities are removed from the birth parents and transferred…
Find out moreSupport from Early intervention is on a voluntary basis. Children, Young People or Parents can self-refer, either phoning for an informal chat or by emailing to request a referral form. Referrals can…
Find out moreAdult Learning is part of Shetland Islands Council's Community Planning and Development Department. We provide informal learning opportunities in response to local and national priorities. This…
Find out moreAre you interested in Family History? At the Lerwick registrar's office there is access to DIGROS (Digital Imaging of the Genealogical records of Scotland's people). This consists of…
Find out moreThe Shetland Islands registration main office is based in Lerwick Town Hall, and is normally open 9am to 1pm and 1.30pm to 4pm, Monday to Friday. Any birth or death that occurs anywhere in Scotland…
Find out moreThe Community Council is a body which represents the views of the residents of Fetlar with Shetland Islands Council, ensuring that their voice is heard and their views taken into consideration.
Find out moreResidential care home, operated by Shetland Islands Council and based in Lerwick for adults over 65.
Find out moreNon-residential short break and respite for adults with learning disabilities and autism.
Find out moreThe Bressay sports pitch borders the houses at Fullaburn and is open all year round. It is a regular venue for local sports matches, training and events.
Find out moreThe football pitch is maintained for training, matches and ad-hoc use over the summer months - roughly April to September. During the winter a small communtiy gym is opened in the changing room…
Find out moreThe Sandwick football pitch is based next to the Sandwick Youth Centre and open all year round. It is a regular venue for local football matches, training and events.
Find out moreThe Brae High School Pitches are used by sports clubs including the Delting Football Club. They are a regular venue for local sports matches, training and events.
Find out moreThe Strom Park Development Trust sports pitch is based next to the Development Trust clubhouse. It is a regular venue for local sports matches, training and events.
Find out moreThe Whalsay Sports Development Trust Pitch is a regular venue for local sports matches, training and events.
Find out moreThe South Mainland Community Association sports pitch is based next to the Community Association clubroom. It is a regular venue for local football matches and training.
Find out moreShetland RFC is a rugby club that operates in Lerwick and provide opportunities for children and adults to participate in rugby. The club has sessions from pre school age all the way to adults on…
Find out moreThe Fraser Park pitch is based in the the centre of Scalloway. It is a regular venue for local sports matches and events.
Find out moreThe Burra Isle Football Association Pitch is a community sports facility located on the scenic Burra Isle in the Shetland Islands. It features a well-maintained grass pitch surrounded by stunning…
Find out moreWe are a Registered Social Landlord, providing warm, safe, secure accommodation to over 880 households throughout Shetland. Our mission is to provide high quality affordable homes and services in…
Find out moreSound Junior Youth Club at Sandveien Neighbourhood Centre for P4-7. From 18:00 - 19:30 on Monday.
Find out moreTingwall Youth Club for: P4-P6 from 18:30-20:00 on Mondays … P7-S4 from 19:00-21:00 on Tuesdays
Find out moreWastside Youth Club for: Junior from 18:15-20:00 … Senior from 20:00-21:45 … on Tuesdays
Find out moreIslesburgh Junior Youth Club at Islesburgh Community Centre P4-7 from 18:30 - 20:00 on Wednesday
Find out moreSandwick Junior Youth Club at Sandwick Youth and Community Centre … P 4-7 - from 18:00 - 19:30 on Mondays … S 1+ from 20:15 - 22:00 on Mondays
Find out moreBrae Junior Youth Club at Brae Youth Centre is open for: P4-5 17:45 - 19:00 … P6-7 from 19:00 - 20:15 … S1+ from 20:15 - 21:45 … on Mondays
Find out moreWe are the benefits service for the Shetland Island community, contact us for financial help and support.
Find out moreThe Hub at 66 Commercial Road for 12+ from 20:15-22:15 on Monday and from 20:45 - 22:15 on Wednesday.
Find out moreWe are committed to providing a safe environment for families, visitors, memorial stonemasons, contractors and staff within our burial grounds across the Shetland Islands.
Find out moreScalloway Youth Club for Junior from 18:15-19:45 and for Senior 20:00-21:45 on Wednesday
Find out moreIslesburgh offers provision of facilities for groups and promoters. These include regular festivals such as the Shetland Folk Festival and Shetland Accordion & Fiddle Festival and one-off events…
Find out moreCare home especially designed to cater for respite, rehabilitation and re-ablement for adults and is predominantly for short breaks. 13 single rooms and 2 shared rooms, all en-suite.
Find out moreNesting Youth Club for: Junior P1-P7 from 18:30-19:45 … Senior P7+ from 19:45-21:00 … on Wednesdays
Find out moreThe School Counselling Service delivers one to one counselling to children and young people in schools and is also a resource to wider school communities, including parents, carers and staff. One to…
Find out moreSupport team for Early learning and Childcare for Shetland. Second Phone number: 01595 744797
Find out moreBurravoe Youth Club for Junior P1-P7 from 17:30-19:30 and for Senior from 17:30-19:30 on Wednesday
Find out moreThe youth and employability service for Shetland offers a number of support options including the Bridges Project, Developing the young work force and employability pathway. For more information…
Find out moreHillswick Youth Club for Junior P1-P5 from 18:00-19:30 for Senior P6+ from 19:30-21:00 on Thursday
Find out moreBecome stronger and fitter both physically and mentally. The only limit is within your own mind, we will help you to find ways to push beyond the limits you impose upon yourself. Heavily influenced…
Find out moreMid Yell Youth Café for Junior P3-P7 15:45-17:15 on Thursday and for Senior 19:30-2130 on Friday
Find out moreBoxers are among some of the fittest athletes on the planet, with our NEW Box Forge class we aim to give you a taste of what it is like to train like a boxer in a safe controlled environment.
Find out moreUnst Youth Centre provides Youth Club sessions for the children of the community, by running clubs for Primary aged children (P4 to P7) and Secondary aged children (S1+) on Mondays.
Find out moreBroadway Boogie is an energising dance fitness workout inspired by musicals from stage and screen. You can dance, sweat, and sing to all your favourite musical melodies. With no equipment needed and…
Find out moreA full-body workout to build strength and endurance. This class will tone and target your whole body using dumbbells and studio bars as well as your own body weight. You will leave feeling stronger…
Find out moreA fun and upbeat way to exercise and have a boogie whilst remaining seated throughout. If you are coming back to exercise or just getting started, Chairobics with our new Instructor Ruth Archer is…
Find out moreIf you are new to fitness this is the class for you. Circuit training is a great way to get in shape and an excellent way to improve mobility, strength, and stamina. Bringing it back to basics in a…
Find out moreYour ever-popular circuit class in our private Aspire studio will help you feel the effects of this total body workout using functional gym equipment. Build strength, speed, and stamina while…
Find out moreA community run group for families with toddlers and babies. We meet at the Walls Public Hall on Thursday 10-12 during term-time. It costs £2 per family. Please bring your own snacks. Games and toys…
Find out moreIn this workout, you’ll be challenged every time with a different work-to-rest ratio which will keep you on your toes! Suitable for all levels of fitness.
Find out moreThe Shetland island of Papa Stour has been experiencing significant depopulation over the last forty years, and the Papa Stour History and Community Group (SCIO) (PSHCG) was formed and constituted as…
Find out moreThe dietetic team are responsible for supporting, educating and treating adults and children with a wide range of nutritional and dietary issues. We work across a range of settings including…
Find out moreWork all fitness components specific to football, helping take your game to the next level. Match Ready will provide a mix of resistance, plyometric, and cardio exercises. Working your power…
Find out moreIf you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice. You do not usually need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy. Your local pharmacist or a trained member…
Find out moreA HIIT CLASSIC! This class uses training techniques with traditional ’old school’ bodyweight exercises to set the metabolism on fire! Get ready to be pushed to your limits in the original 30-minute…
Find out moreLerwick Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) Service … Travel Vaccinations … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical…
Find out moreA fun mix of exercise to music, balance exercises, and strength and flexibility moves for older people.
Find out moreIf you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice. You do not usually need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy. Your local pharmacist or a trained member…
Find out moreThis exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Using Ripstix, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered…
Find out moreIf you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice. You do not usually need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy. Your local pharmacist or a trained member…
Find out moreThe sport of Powerlifting incorporates the three most effective gym exercises for building serious all-round power and core strength. Join us in the Power Forge as we focus each week on the squat…
Find out moreGentle and Restorative. The class combines slow gentle movement and breathwork. It incorporates elements of Yoga Nidra, also known as Yoga Sleep, Yin Yoga, Guided Meditation, and Sound Therapy to…
Find out moreThe Maternity Unit is the first point of contact for women with positive pregnancy tests. We provide antenatal clinics in the hospital and at local health centres. Additional antenatal, intrapartum…
Find out moreStrength training as we age has many benefits, including an increase in bone density and muscle mass. This circuit class in our private Aspire studio will contribute to better balance and…
Find out moreNHS Quit Your Way service is available throughout Shetland. If you live in Shetland and would like support to stop smoking you can contact us in the following ways: Telephone: 01595 743330 … Email:
Find out moreCare centre for the South mainland area ,operated by Shetland Islands Council. Please get in touch for further information.
Find out moreThe NHS Shetland Grantfield Vaccination Centre is located at the following address: Grantfield, North Road, Lerwick, Shetland ZE1 0NT. The entrance is clearly signposted, via the side door and not…
Find out moreWhalsay Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Contraceptive Services … Podiatry Services Special Clinics…
Find out moreWalls Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Contraceptive Services … Monthly Baby Clinic … Special…
Find out moreGeneral Practitioners, Practice Nurses and other health professionals providing primary health care services to the public. Opening times: Monday - 08:30 - 17:00 … Tuesday - 08:30 - 17:00 … Wednesday…
Find out moreBixter Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Surgery Opening Times … Monday, Tuesday, Thursday &…
Find out moreBrae Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Minor Surgery … Contraceptive Services … Minor Injuries …
Find out moreLocally available space to hire, the hall consists of a small kitchen, two unisex toilets, one with baby changing facilities and grab rails for disabled individuals. There is also a small meeting…
Find out moreIf you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice. You do not usually need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy. Your local pharmacist or a trained member…
Find out moreThe friendly babies and bairns group meets every Friday morning from 10.30 - 12.30 in the former Bressay school nursery. All peerie folk are welcome along with their parents or grandparents and it’s…
Find out moreNHS Shetland Occupational Health Service provides comprehensive advice and support to both managers and individuals on how work and the work environment can affect an employee's health and how…
Find out moreNHS Shetland Occupational Therapists engage with patients to enable them to live as independently as possible. They work with a range of people including those who have physical, mental and/or social…
Find out moreUsing barbells for different exercises gives an all-round body tone and strength building. Done over 45 minutes this workout is great for beginners to improvers.
Find out moreThe Substance Misuse Recovery Service (SMRS) operates within the Mental Health Department. For alcohol and drug addiction problems you can either self refer directly to the local specialist team or…
Find out moreA high-energy circuit-based workout class with an emphasis on boxing, including cardio and core exercises. It is an effective and fun workout for any ability.
Find out moreThis is a confidential, non-judgemental service for people of all genders, orientations and ages. There is a Sexual Health Clinic in Outpatients at the Gilbert Bain Hospital on Monday evenings from…
Find out moreThe original and best indoor group cycle workout. Low impact, motivational music, set your own resistance with simple moves and high energy levels. It builds muscle tone, burns calories, and improves…
Find out moreAt NHS Shetland we have volunteers available to support anyone going through a difficult time. A big part of healing and wellness is linked to spiritual care. You can contact Spiritual Care by…
Find out moreCome join us for a step aerobics class which will get the heart rate pumping, using only a step and many different exercises this class will get muscles working out like never before.
Find out moreFor people registered with a GP in Shetland requiring vaccines for travel, firstly, contact the Travel Health Service team via email. Please note, the team is unable to complete assessments without…
Find out moreShetland Peerie Makkers volunteers teach hand knitting to children in Shetland's communities.
Find out moreThe Shetland Community Orchestra is based in Lerwick with players from across Shetland … We hold two concerts each year in the Spring and Autumn, rehearsing on Sunday afternoons for about eight weeks…
Find out moreSkeld Public Hall is at the heart of the community, offering a vibrant space for local events such as Bingo nights and the ever-popular Sunday Teas. The hall is also available for hire, making it the…
Find out moreGeneral Practitioners, Practice Nurses and other health professionals providing primary health care services to the public. Opening times: Monday - Friday - 08:30 - 17:30 … Our phone line is not…
Find out moreThroughcare 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…
Find out moreUnst Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Minor Surgery & Joint Injections … Contraceptive Services…
Find out moreShort Breaks for Children and Young People is a support service for children and young people with complex additional support needs. The service provides ‘respite’ support to families in Shetland.
Find out moreThe Speech and Language Therapy service work with children, young people and adults to support speech, language, communication and swallowing. We are based at the Independent Living Centre but work…
Find out moreMain reception for the Shetland Islands Council. Please contact us for any general enquiries.
Find out moreNHS Shetland's Childsmile and Oral Health Improvement Team is tasked with local implementation of national oral health programmes like Childsmile, Smile4Life and Caring for Smiles, as well as…
Find out morePatient Travel co-ordinates and books travel services for patients who require treatment at the Gilbert Bain Hospital or hospitals out with Shetland. Travel by boat is via Northlink and flights are…
Find out moreThese water-based workouts are suitable for all, with a variety of aerobic and toning stations that work the entire body. The water supports the body.
Find out moreThe Public Health Department provides public health services to NHS Shetland and the local community. Our purpose is to promote, improve and protect the health and wellbeing of the people of…
Find out moreA class full of various different circuits that will change each week. Aimed at all abilities.
Find out moreChild and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) provide consultation, assessments and interventions; treatment can include different types of individual therapy: behavioural; cognitive; systemic…
Find out moreMost outpatient appointments are held in the general outpatient department opposite the main hospital reception area. Some children’s clinics are held in the children’s outpatient’s department. Local…
Find out moreNHS Shetland's Physiotherapy Service is based in the Gilbert Bain Hospital and works with people throughout Shetland. This includes seeing patients in health centres, schools and their own homes.
Find out moreThis session is exclusive for women only. Ideal for socialising, come and enjoy a relaxing swimming with the lights out.
Find out moreThe Podiatry Service provides assessment, diagnosis and treatment of disease and conditions affecting the foot and lower limb.
Find out moreThis session is exclusive for men only. Ideal for socialising, come and enjoy a relaxing swim at your own pace.
Find out moreThe eight-stationed Satellite Dialysis Unit is located in the Gilbert Bain Hospital. Consisting of 7 chairs in main unit and 1 isolation room. To reach the Renal Unit from the main entrance take your…
Find out more45-minute water-based workout consisting of a mixture of HIIT and different toning/strength exercises.
Find out moreThe Gilbert Bain Hospital is a remote and rural hospital providing emergency and acute care along with planned care, diagnostics and investigative services. Visiting consultants provide outpatient…
Find out moreCircuit-based workout targeting the whole body through a mixture of high-intensity exercise, strength training, and boxing drills. Promotes strength, fitness, and mobility.
Find out moreNHS Shetland's mental health professionals are responsible for five areas of service provision. All of these services are accessed via a GP. The aim of the department is to ensure that people…
Find out moreA 30-minute spinning session then a 15-minute total ab workout. A great cardio workout with core strengthening for more advanced.
Find out moreMulti-disciplinary, partnership team focussed on provision of re-ablement programmes, additional support to increase independence on discharge home from hospital and provision of additional support…
Find out moreNHS Shetland Orthotists are registered healthcare professionals who specialise in the assessment of the whole body for biomechanical problems (such as painful flat feet) and if appropriate may…
Find out moreLevenwick Health Centre can offer general medical services. Opening times: Monday - 08:00 - 17:30 … Tuesday - 08:00 - 17:30 … Wednesday - 08:00 - 13:00 … Thursday - 08:00 - 17:30 … Friday - 08:00 -…
Find out moreHillswick Health Centre can offer the following services: General Medical Services … Child Health Surveillance … Maternity Medical Services … Opening Times: Monday - 09:00 - 17:00 … Tuesday - 09:00 -…
Find out moreThe Althing organises debates during the winter months in Shetland, on a variety of issues. These are generally held in evenings in Lerwick and there is a small charge for attending.
Find out moreBain's Bairns Unit provides outpatient services to children in Shetland aged 0-16 years old or older if a young person has special needs. What happens here? Child Health clinics … Visiting…
Find out moreWe are a small community hall run by volunteers in Lerwick, Shetland. The hall can be hired for community events.
Find out moreThe Shetland Recovery Hub & Community Network provides a drop-in service and one to one support for people who are experiencing problems due to alcohol or substance use, along with support to…
Find out moreVictim Support Shetland provides support and information services to victims and witnesses of crime. Through our services, we can help to lessen the impact of crime upon individuals and communities.
Find out moreDental practice offering services to NHS and private patients. Opening Times: Mon-Fri 09:00 - 17:00
Find out moreA place to have a face to face chat about: Living independently … Local groups and activities … Support for unpaid carers … Services who could help you and your family … Being healthy
Find out moreThe 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…
Find out moreThe Shetland Family Centre provides a wide range of services using a multi-agency approach. Our aims are to provide family-centred support by – Supporting families in all aspects of parenting …
Find out moreNHS Shetland’s Pharmacy and Prescribing Team has is made up of Pharmacists, Technicians, Procurement Experts and Pharmacy Support workers working across both the Hospital and Health Centres. They are…
Find out moreContact details for Community Nursing in each area are: Bixter - Tel: 01595 810469 - Email: [email protected] … Brae - Tel: 01806 522567 - Email: [email protected]…
Find out moreTo 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…
Find out moreAudiology Services: Hearing Assessments … Hearing Aid Provision … Reassessment of Your Hearing … ENT Support … Paediatric Hearing Assessments … Domiciliary Visits … Tinnitus Assessments … For further…
Find out moreIf you have a minor illness, a pharmacy is the first place you should go for advice. You do not usually need an appointment and you can go to any pharmacy. Your local pharmacist or a trained member…
Find out moreA welcoming café serving locals and visitors alike. Located in the Speldiburn Community Hub. We offer freshly made lunchtime specials and tasty soups, sandwiches and toasties, along with homemade…
Find out morePublic opening times for our second-hand shop are Tuesdays and Saturdays from 9:30am - 2:00pm. On Saturdays mornings this includes a pop-up cafe with local artisan bread, baked good and coffee.
Find out moreThe Sandness and Walls Community Council is a democratically elected body that serves the needs of the Sandness and Walls Community.
Find out moreMental health support service for the Shetland Islands community. Providing specific services in each part of the islands and a number of Shetland-wide services.
Find out moreHealth Boards are responsible for improving the health of local populations and delivering the healthcare required. The overall purpose of the NHS Shetland Board is to ensure the efficient…
Find out moreOur guiding principle is to ensure that everyone in Shetland is able to live and participate in a safe, vibrant and healthy community. We want people to achieve this by having as much choice and…
Find out moreThe Health Improvement Team work across the length and breadth of Shetland to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals or communities. We do this by enabling and encouraging healthy choices as…
Find out moreOur museum tells the story of Scalloway and its people from the earliest settlers right up to Scalloway's position in the present day. Scalloway Museum opened on 1 May 2023 and will be open…
Find out moreThe Medical Imaging Department is responsible for all aspects of Medical Imaging including: General radiography and Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound Scans as well as CT. The Medical Imaging Department is…
Find out moreSkills Development Scotland (SDS) is Scotland’s national skills body. We contribute to Scotland’s sustainable economic growth by supporting people and businesses to develop and apply their skills. We…
Find out moreContact information is available in many places on our website. Email or telephone the Communications Team between 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.
Find out moreResidential care home in the south mainland of Shetland with a day support service and Support at Home service.
Find out moreVisit our free drop-in services – no appointment needed. These drop-in's run on specific dates and times each month at Islesburgh Community, Centre Lerwick, Brae Youth & Community Centre…
Find out moreFamily fun sessions allow up to 6 people to attend this come-and-try session. Equipment and supervision is provided by our Climbing Instructor. An adult must be present to provide assistance.
Find out moreWe run a second-hand shop open Thursdays and Saturdays 2-4pm, provide a printing & photocopying service, run a skip service, publish a tourist map, write a weekly column for the local paper about…
Find out moreEach station targets different muscle groups giving you a full-body workout. May be outside depending on the weather.
Find out moreWe offer inspirational learning, influential training, and innovative research in the heart of Shetland’s community. As the most northerly partner of the University of the Highlands and Islands, we…
Find out moreSCBF negotiate and administers community benefit funding from renewable energy developers in the Shetland Isles.
Find out moreDifferent routes can be done at a gentle pace. Come and join this relaxed, sociable instructor-led session.
Find out moreThese water-based workouts are suitable for all, with a variety of aerobic and toning stations that work the entire body in a relaxed atmosphere with motivational music.
Find out moreAlzheimer Scotland - Action on Dementia (Shetland) offers information, advice and emotional support to those with memory concerns, people living with dementia, their carers, families and loved ones…
Find out moreThe Nesting Scrapstore is a social enterprise shop operated by the Community Development Company of Nesting and located at the Aald Skül in South Nesting. We accept a large range of second-hand and…
Find out moreWhalsay Golf Club has an 18-hole golf course with a practice area and a children's 6-hole mini-course. Tee bookings can be made through our website.
Find out moreSupport for residents in the community of Sandness. Improving opportunities and access to services; increasing economic activity; encouraging non-invasive tourism and maintaining the historical…
Find out moreVoluntary Action Shetland is Shetland's third sector interface. It is a single point of access for support and advice for the third/voluntary sector. Our vision is to be a strong asset for…
Find out moreLiving Lerwick is the Business Improvement District (BID) which covers Lerwick town centre, in Shetland. The BID has over 150 member businesses from a range of sectors including retail, personal…
Find out moreProduction of vegetables and fruit. Volunteering opportunities: weekday sessions-9 am-1 pm (or part session to suit) and Saturday morning bigger team sessions (10-12.30 pm followed by lunch).
Find out moreShetland Mandolin Band is a band of Shetland-based mandolin players (and players of instruments of that ilk) who meet together occasionally to play and share tunes, with the aim of encouraging and…
Find out moreThe Fishermen’s Mission is the only fishermen’s charity that provides emergency support alongside practical, financial, health, spiritual and emotional care. We help all fishermen working in UK…
Find out moreThe Sandwick Youth and Community Centre (SYCC) is available for hire to the general public. Spaces included in hire are; … Main Hall (available for sports, kids' groups, squad meetings and other…
Find out moreThe Association of Shetland Community Councils (ASCC) was originally formed in the late 1970s and is an umbrella body that supports the work of Community Councils. It is an independently constituted…
Find out moreEnvironmental health for the Shetland Islands. Please get in touch regarding any of the following things: Animal Welfare, Antisocial Behaviour, Environmental Protection, Food Safety and Hygiene…
Find out moreTrading Standards Service is committed to achieving consistent, balanced and fair enforcement of trading standards and consumer protection legislation. In coming to enforcement decisions, officers…
Find out moreElectoral Registration Office for Shetland. You must be on the register of electors to vote. The local Electoral Registration Office can also assist with your registration.
Find out moreCafe in the Kirk is a community cafe, set in the warm and friendly surroundings of the Walls Methodist Church. Open every Friday from 11am to 2pm, and run entirely by a team of dedicated volunteers…
Find out moreShetland Amateur Athletics Club offers training and competition opportunities to all Shetland residents over the age of 7. Training is based at the Clickimin Athletics Track during the outdoor season…
Find out moreTraditional crafts of spinning, knitting, weaving and dyeing and expand knowledge of yarn production; share knowledge of these crafts.
Find out moreA Shetland-wide, nurturing and compassionate, low-level Wellbeing Support service for families with infants up to the age of 2.5 years
Find out moreWellness Programme is a Shetland-wide, open access, free and confidential low level support service, working alongside individuals over the age of 18 to improve their mental wellbeing and to improve…
Find out moreA low level, early intervention support service for children and young people aged 10-25 years old. The service will focus on normalising thoughts and feelings as well as offering a listening ear…
Find out moreLerwick lunch club meets in Islesburgh Community centre Monday - Friday between 12- 1pm where a healthy nutritional 2 course meal is served. You must arrive by 11.50am to place your order. Cost £8.50…
Find out moreUpon 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…
Find out moreWe provide a friendly transport service to older people (60+) to appointments (medical or social related). Our volunteer drivers use their own vehicles. There is a small charge involved. Please…
Find out moreShetland Badminton Association is a service provided for the whole of Shetland to take part in badminton. We offer development squads for juniors (Under 13/15/18's) and senior training nights…
Find out moreWe offer a club night session at the local leisure centre in Yell to play badminton. Tuesdays 6-8pm … Secondary 1 plus … All Welcome … There is also tournaments held throughout the year, Yell Junior…
Find out moreWe 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…
Find out moreWe provide a free, confidential service to families experiencing relationship difficulties. This might be following a separation or divorce or family restructuring where two families have blended and…
Find out moreCommunity Mediation is an internationally recognised effective way of dealing with neighbour disputes. Community Mediation services, deal with a wide range of neighbour disputes, including issues…
Find out moreOPEN runs a weekly space for young people (14-25) in the Olive Tree on Thursdays 4pm-6pm. Da Café is there to give young people in Shetland a space to go, where they don't have to spend money to…
Find out moreOffers a chance for couples or individuals, who have problems with their intimate relationships, to speak confidentially and in privacy to a trained counsellor.
Find out moreOPEN recruits and trains young people aged 16-25 to become 'peer educators'. OPEN's main purpose is to embed peer education across Shetland as a methodology of raising awareness and…
Find out moreThe Peer Mentoring Project supports and trains young people aged 16-25 to become peer mentors to provide support and guidance for 14-21 year olds, to identify, set and work towards a series of goals…
Find out moreLocal networks are designed to create networking opportunities for organisations and groups who would like to be kept up to date with what’s happening in the local area; along with opportunities to…
Find out moreThe Shetland Public Protection Committee help to raise awareness of Adult and Child Protection in Shetland including Domestic Abuse, Financial Harm, Gender Based Violence, Internet Safety, Guidance…
Find out moreThursday evenings. Beginners and children 6 – 7.30pm - £1 entry … Intermediate and adults 7.30pm – 9pm £2 entry
Find out more2pm - 4pm … £3 per session … A varied programme of activities – such as snooker, pool, darts, cards, boccia, table tennis etc as well as guest speakers, agencies visiting agencies such as the…
Find out moreFrom first sign of symptoms, through waiting for results, during treatment and beyond CLAN Cancer Support is here for you and those you care about. Our services are available free of charge to anyone…
Find out moreCosts £2 plus £1 for light refreshments. Pool, snooker, darts upstairs; … Main hall from 9 – 10pm boccia or table tennis … Music room available for jamming sessions
Find out moreWe offer free and confidential support for people experiencing grief in Shetland. The service is open to children and adults.
Find out moreThe Club is a mixture of reminiscence, social activities and taking part in inclusive physical activities to connect older people who share their interest and passion for sport. Free to attend and…
Find out moreThe Club combines reminiscence, social activities, and inclusive physical activities to connect older people who share their interest and passion for sport. It is free to attend and refreshments are…
Find out moreFrom 1st October 2022, there will be a change to how statutory independent advocacy is available to people in Shetland. The Advocacy People are the new provider of independent advocacy. This is a…
Find out moreWe provide information, advice and signposting to local and national organisations who might be able to support you and/or the person you care for. We provide support groups, one to one support, help…
Find out moreWe 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…
Find out moreCunningsburgh Youth Club at Cunningsburgh Village Club is for Junior P4-7 from 18:15-20:00 and for Senior S1+ from 20:15-21:45 on a Thursday.
Find out moreNesting Scrapstore … Nesting Gym … CDCN Office … Business Studio (room rental) Polycrub rental … Community Foodbank … Benston Loch Recreation Area
Find out moreShetland Island Games Association is the voluntary sports organisation responsible for the management of Team Shetland at each Island Games, every two years. Shetland has been a proud participant at…
Find out moreBressay Development Ltd is a community led organisation with a wide vision for supporting our community. BDL runs Speldiburn Cafe and Good As New Shop plus our on-site artist studios and art gallery.
Find out moreDetect illegal drugs and prevent substance abuse within Shetland. Provide a high profile, visible deterrent to those involved in the drugs scene and discourage those contemplating becoming involved.
Find out moreLSShetland is a specialised service offering professional listening, supervision, and non-counselling support for individuals, organisations and workplaces. As a senior accredited supervisor…
Find out moreSandwick Community Council is here to serve the needs of the Sandwick community. We meet on the last Tuesday of every month. Contact us if you have a suggestion or issue or need some help or…
Find out moreMore of us are living longer, which is good news, but for many more people who are living with complex conditions it is harder to keep active and maintain their level of health. Our Healthy, Happy…
Find out moreWe offer a free, sociable opportunity to participate in a 5k community event which takes place every Saturday morning at 9.30am. You can walk, jog or run - and bring your whole family! There are…
Find out moreThis club provides a social meeting point for secondary aged children and young people and has a relaxed but lively atmosphere. Thursdays – 18:30 to 20:00 during school term.
Find out moreThe club provides a range of dry side sports activities including ball sports, racquet sports, boccia and bowls as well as a selection of table-top games. We also provide a block of ten swimming…
Find out moreShetland Boccia Club was formed in 2022 and is based in Lerwick. The club support both children and adults to participate, train and compete in the sport of boccia. Boccia is a target Paralympic…
Find out moreThis club has a relaxed atmosphere and provides a social meeting point for school aged children and young people aged 4 -18. Activities ranging from arts and crafts to fun and games are chosen to…
Find out moreSocial Club for young adults based at Sandveien Neighbourhood Centre on Thursday evenings from 18:30 - 20:00.
Find out moreOpen to all adults who have an interest in Arts & Crafts. The Arts and Crafts Club takes place monthly.
Find out moreThis small group meets every week for a social get together and lunch. Book club days, film days, table top games and visiting speakers add a theme to sessions which are all accompanied by lively…
Find out moreParent and child group to develop social skills in pre-school children while encouraging social interaction and peer support for parents and carers. Various times and locations. Please contact…
Find out moreOur Westside Saturday group for children with additional support needs runs fortnightly from the Happyhansel School. This group also provides a safe space for parents / carers to meet for a cuppa…
Find out moreThe group is aimed at adults who may experience barriers to accessing social opportunities in their area. There will be various activities on offer including arts and crafts, games and quizzes…
Find out moreThis group aim to develop and encourage social interaction among primary aged children. The club runs on a Wednesday evening from 18:30 – 20:00 during school term time.
Find out moreThis club is run jointly by Ability Shetland and Urafirth Primary School for all children of primary school age. Club members can supported by Ability Shetland staff. Thursdays 15:15 to 17:00…
Find out moreThis club is run by Ability Shetland for all children of primary school age. Club members can supported by Ability Shetland staff. Friday 18:30 to 20:00 every second week during school term.
Find out moreThe Unst Social Club is an intergenerational club open to everyone. This club has a relaxed atmosphere and activities ranging from arts and crafts to fun and games are tailored to suit attendees.
Find out moreA range of dry side sports activities including ball sports, racquet sports and boccia suitable for all children. Wednesdays during school term.
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