A
B
- Benefits for the visually impaired
- Blind or Partially Sighted (Sight Impaired or Severely Sight Impaired) Registration
- Blue Badge Scheme. Information on disabled persons' parking.
- Brain Injury: Groups that support people with a Brain Injury
- British Sign Language (BSL): Contact Scotland free BSL interpreting service
- Bus pass: free bus travel in Scotland for over 60s
C
- Capability Scotland
- Carers: Carer Support Payment, financial support for those who care for others
- Cerebral Palsy: information and support
- Companionship: Help for those who may have stopped going out or find it difficult to talk to people
- Computer equipment for visually impaired people
- Concerned about memory loss - these groups may help
- Confused or muddled: Help for those who may become confused or get lost when going out
D
E
F
G
H
- Hearing loss assessment
- Help and services around the home
- Help for stressful times
- Help for those who may become confused or muddled when going out
- Help for those who often forget mealtimes
- Help for those with financial strain or worries
- Help with Instructions
- Hiring a motorised scooter or wheelchair to go shopping
- Home security check
- Housekeeping: Help with shopping and household tasks
I
- I have fallen in my home and am worried about further falls
- Improving security for victims of burglary
- Improving the security of your home
- Independent sources for help and advice
- Independent sources of help and advice for older people
- Independent sources of help and advice for those with a disability
- Information on Concessionary Travel
- Information on Eye Conditions
- Information on Hiring Wheelchairs
- Information on clubs and associations for those with low vision/visual impairment
- Information on renting commodes in your area
L
- Large print books
- Learning Disabilities: Organisations that can provide support and advice
- Leisure activities and leisure discount cards
- Lifeline
- Living Independently: advice if you or your loved ones are concerned about how you are managing day-to-day
- Local clubs and associations for deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and deafblind people
- Local groups that support and advise carers
- Local groups that support children with disabilities and their parents
- Local groups that support people with Arthritis, their carers and families.
- Local groups that support people with Parkinson's Disease
- Local groups that support people with alzheimers disease or dementia
- Local groups that support people with chest, heart or stroke problems
- Local help for deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and deafblind people
- Local help for those who may become confused or muddled when going out
- Local help for those who may have stopped going out or find if difficult to talk to people
- Local help to make your home warmer and more energy efficient
- Local organisations to talk to when feeling stressed, anxious or low due to a recent life event
- Local support and advice about alcohol
- Local support for those who have had laryngectomees and their carers
- Local support to help with low mood or loss of interest
- Loneliness: self-help resources
M
- Medicines: The NHS Medicines Care and Review Service
- Mental health and well-being services
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Mental health and wellbeing: Living Life - help with low mood, depression or anxiety
- Mobility and a sight impairment
- Mobility help when shopping
- Multiple Sclerosis: Groups that support people with Multiple Sclerosis, their carers and families
- Multiple problems related to hearing loss
N
O
P
R
S
- Scottish Association for Mental Health
- Services or organisations that provide special magnifiers
- Specialist shoe suppliers
- Staying Active
- Support available for those with cancer
- Support available for those with cerebral palsy
- Support available for those with epilepsy
- Support available for those with learning disabilities
- Support for those with huntingdon's disease