Six projects which aim to improve wellbeing and target local health or social inequalities have received funding to help bring their ideas into reality. Over £166,000 has been awarded to… read more →
By voting for the projects you want to see happen, you’ll help community groups secure funds to improve the area in which you live. Community Choices is Falkirk Council’s participatory… read more →
GP Practices across Forth Valley are experiencing unprecedented demand and have seen a sharp rise in the number of calls and requests for appointments, compared to pre-pandemic levels. Clackmannanshire and… read more →
Many vulnerable adults rely on others to help them with basic day-to-day living, which is why it is important we look out for others and know the common signs and… read more →
A new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) platform is being launched to help staff easily record and take part in learning and development activity. All staff within Falkirk Council’s Social Work… read more →
Colleagues across Forth Valley are invited to join the annual Adult Support and Protection Conference, taking place later this month alongside National Adult Support and Protection Awareness Day. The national… read more →
A draft strategic vision for Falkirk’s local health and social care services has been published, setting out the proposed direction for services over the next three years. The draft plan,… read more →
In her Christmas message, Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership’s Chief Officer, Patricia Cassidy, thanks all staff and partners for their efforts this year. As the festive season approaches, I… read more →
People across Falkirk and Forth Valley are being encouraged to include health as part of their festive preparations so that seasonal illnesses can be managed well at home. It is… read more →
Local drop-in vaccination clinics across Falkirk and Forth Valley have been extended to additional eligible groups to encourage people to boost their protection against Covid-19 and flu this winter. Anyone… read more →