Clackmannanshire & Stirling Health and Social Care Partnership

15/03/2026

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Mother’s Day on social media can feel like a flood of happy photos, and celebrations of family. But we know for so many of you that today can be a reminder of loss, longing, or complicated and painful feelings.

There's so many reasons why today can be tough, many more than just what we’ve listed, and we want you to know that if you’re carrying any type of heavy feelings or ache today, you’re absolutely not alone, there are so many others who are feeling the weight of this day in their own ways. We’re always here for you if you need to talk on 116 123.

04/03/2026

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03/03/2026

03/03/2026

🔎 Up for a Care Package Review?

Do you, your child, or someone you care for, have a social work assessment or review coming up?

You have the right to understand your options and to feel prepared for the process.

If you have questions or would like support, call or email us — we’re here to help you think things through and feel confident going into your assessment 💙
📲 01324 354 529
📧 [email protected]

You can also self-refer to our Well Worthwhile Waiting (WWW) programme for pre-assessment and review support: https://bit.ly/SDSSELF

Get in touch — we’re happy to chat.

03/03/2026

Here are our outreach dates for week commencing 2nd March 2026.

We will be at these locations offering CAB services. We look forward to seeing you 🙂

Start Up Stirling Callander Kirk The John McLintock Hall Killin Sports & Recreation Hub KAT - Killin & Ardeonaig Community Development Trust

26/02/2026

Supporting volunteering journeys, together!

Every month, we work alongside Alloa Jobcentre Plus to help people find volunteering opportunities that truly fit their lives, skills and goals.

From first jobs to fresh starts, these sessions offer guidance, confidence, and personalised support and many have already started volunteering through this partnership.

Read the full story: https://ctsi.org.uk/collaboration-in-action

Volunteering Clackmannanshire

25/02/2026

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A new integrated health and social care service offering people living with cancer and their families emotional, practical and financial support is being formally launched across the Forth Valley area, as part of a successful model being rolled out across Scotland.

Funded by Macmillan Cancer Support and the Scottish Government and delivered in partnership with NHS Forth Valley, Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership, Clackmannanshire and Stirling Health and Social Care Partnership and local third sector organisations, the Improving the Cancer Journey (ICJ) approach has now been fully embedded within the established Macmillan One to One (Mac One) service in Forth Valley. This integration creates a single, coordinated service that combines clinical pathways and tailored, non-clinical support for people affected by cancer.

To read more ⬇
https://nhsforthvalley.com/enhanced-cancer-service-brings-vital-support-to-patients-across-forth-valley/

19/02/2026

Adult Support and Protection Day takes place on Friday, and CSHSCP is urging you to act on your concerns, ensuring adults who may be at risk of harm are able to access support. The awareness day spotlights the shared responsibility we have to protect adults in our communities who may be at risk of harm.
A reminder that everyone has a role to play in Adult Support and Protection.

It’s important to speak up about any concerns you have, as the person may not be able to speak up for themselves.

Brenda Walker, National Adult Support and Protection Coordinator for Scotland, said:
“We know it’s hard to be the person who takes that step and makes the referral for someone they are concerned about. Sometimes we assume someone else has probably addressed the concerns, especially if there are already some services involved with the adult, but you might just have the missing piece of the jigsaw that shows they need support and protection.
We all have a role to play in keeping vulnerable people safe. If you see something you’re worried about, then please say something.”

If you’re worried that someone is at risk of harm or neglect from others, or harming or neglecting themselves, here's who to contact

Clackmannanshire: [email protected] tel: 01259 727010

Stirling: [email protected] tel: 01786404040

Forth Valley Emergency Duty Team (Out of Hours) [email protected] tel: 01786 470500

Alternatively, you can contact the Police on 101, or call 999 if you believe the person is in immediate danger.



Stirling Council NHS Forth Valley Clackmannanshire Council

19/02/2026

Health & Social Care Bulletin!
Your monthly round‑up for a healthier, more connected community.

The Health & Social Care Bulletin gathers a wide range of updates, including:
• Health and wellbeing activities
• Volunteering opportunities
• Employment opportunities
• Funding for health & wellbeing projects
• Ways to improve your wellbeing
• Support to connect with local groups and services

Perfect for practitioners, volunteers, carers, and anyone passionate about community wellbeing.

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