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.
LSShetland is a specialised service offering professional listening, supervision, and non-counselling support for individuals, organisations and workplaces. As a senior accredited supervisor…
The 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…
Provided by Alzheimer Scotland - Action on Dementia
Alzheimer Scotland (Shetland) offers information, advice and emotional support to those with memory concerns, living with dementia, their carers, families and loved ones, and to anyone wanting to…
Wellness 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…
A 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…
Shetland Samaritans is a recognised branch of Samaritans. If you need someone to talk to, we listen. We won't judge or tell you what to do. Whatever you're going through, you can call us…
Provided by Northmavine Community Development Company
NCDC'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…
We 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…
Provided by Sands (Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Society)
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…
