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Read our latest COVID-19 news bulletin, which has up-to-date information on key developments, guidance, support and funding for community and voluntary organisations.
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Patients who are currently in the Care of the Elderly wards at University Hospital Wishaw will transfer to the Udston Hospital wards.
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Who Cares Scotland is still active during the Covid 19 crisis but we have changed how we work to ensure everyone’s safety and gain a wider reach.
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Assessment hubs for people who may need medical attention for Coronavirus (Covid-19) have gone live in Lanarkshire.
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NHS Lanarkshire hospitals have been inundated with generous offers of personal protective equipment (PPE).
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A number of health and social care staff in North Lanarkshire have been verbally abused in the street in recent days while delivering care to some of the area’s most vulnerable residents.
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Fiona Hyslop wrote to Chief Officers of third sector organisations in Scotland in response to COVID-19.
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North Lanarkshire Council have a dedicated section on their website for the services that have been affected, along with other useful information.
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The RRR Fund will support local charities and grassroots organisations across Scotland to help them respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and recover from i
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How things have changed since the last time I sat down to write about green health.
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Volunteer Scotland have written some useful practical guidance for organisations managing volunteers during Coronavirus (Covid-19).
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People across Lanarkshire are being reminded that they must proactively inform visiting community health and social care staff if they are showing signs of having Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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NHS Lanarkshire’s Psychological Services have issued helpful advice about managing anxiety as a result of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. Health boards and health and care staff across...
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The Third Sector Resilience Fund (TSRF) is a £20m emergency fund for charities, community groups, social enterprises and voluntary organisations working in Scotland. The fund will support...
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Our colleagues at CACE have compiled a list of organisations who are currently offering support in the wider Cumbernauld community at this time – see their Facebook page for further updates.
Read our latest COVID-19 news bulletin, which has up-to-date information on key developments, guidance, support and funding for community and voluntary organisations.
Patients who are currently in the Care of the Elderly wards at University Hospital Wishaw will transfer to the Udston Hospital wards.
Who Cares Scotland is still active during the Covid 19 crisis but we have changed how we work to ensure everyone’s safety and gain a wider reach.
A number of health and social care staff in North Lanarkshire have been verbally abused in the street in recent days while delivering care to some of the area’s most vulnerable residents.
Fiona Hyslop wrote to Chief Officers of third sector organisations in Scotland in response to COVID-19.
North Lanarkshire Council have a dedicated section on their website for the services that have been affected, along with other useful information.
The RRR Fund will support local charities and grassroots organisations across Scotland to help them respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and recover from i
How things have changed since the last time I sat down to write about green health.
Volunteer Scotland have written some useful practical guidance for organisations managing volunteers during Coronavirus (Covid-19).
People across Lanarkshire are being reminded that they must proactively inform visiting community health and social care staff if they are showing signs of having Coronavirus (COVID-19).
NHS Lanarkshire’s Psychological Services have issued helpful advice about managing anxiety as a result of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. Health boards and health and care staff across...
Our colleagues at CACE have compiled a list of organisations who are currently offering support in the wider Cumbernauld community at this time – see their Facebook page for further updates.