Lung cancer is the most common cancer in Scotland, with around 5,500 people diagnosed each year, however more can be done to treat the disease if it’s found early. There… read more →
NHS Forth Valley is inviting all 18-29 year olds in the area to register online or by phone before Friday, 4 June, to get details of their COVID-19 vaccine appointment… read more →
Falkirk’s frontline health and social care services want to know how older people have been affected by loneliness and isolation, and what can be done improve this problem. The affects… read more →
Social care staff are invited to fill out a short survey about the experience of Lateral Flow Testing in Social Care. The Scottish Government’s pandemic response unit for adult social care… read more →
Everyone, no matter what stage in life, needs a friend. That is why the Strathcarron Hospice compassionate neighbour volunteer programme provides practical and emotional support for people with life-limiting conditions… read more →
“It’s Ok to Ask ” is a new NHS Scotland national campaign. It is intended to encourage people to ask questions during their healthcare appointments. When you understand what’s going… read more →
An example of true resilience, the Royal Voluntary Service has adapted to the immense challenges of the pandemic. It’s flexible approach to the unfolding coronavirus situation ensured people in Falkirk’s… read more →
Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership is seeking to appoint a new Head of Integration to lead a programme of transformational change and continuous improvement within integrated health and social… read more →
Falkirk Council has become the first local authority in Scotland to go live with an end-to-end digital telecare service. Working alongside Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership, the Council has… read more →
People aged 18 to 49 are now being invited forward for the COVID-19 vaccine, as Scotland aims to vaccinate all adults in Scotland by the end of July, depending on… read more →