PAMIS is the only organisation in Scotland that works solely with people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their families for a better life.
Whether it’s for a few hours a day or seven days a week, we can offer you tailor-made support throughout Scotland. Our free advisory service is at the heart of Sense Scotland and is often the first point of contact for disabled people and their families.
SDS is the Scottish governing and co-coordinating body of all sports for children, athletes and players of all ages and abilities with a physical, sensory or learning disability. SDS has the vision of developing opportunities and improving performance in disability sport for children, athletes and players with a physical, sensory or learning disability in Scotland and contributing to UK and international initiatives.
We work with individuals and families to agree what sort of support best meets their needs. This could be providing specialist accommodation on a full–time basis for people with more complex needs, to just a few hours befriending a week to help an individual build confidence and make friends. We support individuals of all ages, ranging from after school care for children with disabilities, to day care support for older people with dementia.
We will work with people with complex and diverse needs, building on our extensive experience to create personalised care, support and education that reflects our values. We will deliver care, support and education that provides choice and progression across all age groups and will support individuals to achieve their outcomes.
Looking after a child with a disability can be demanding. Our services are designed to make life easier, so that all family members can thrive.
The Scottish Commission for Learning Disability(SCLD) is the lead strategic partner to the Scottish Government in the delivery of learning disability strategy and policy. We are an intermediary organisation for the learning disability sector in Scotland, and we are committed to finding new and better ways to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities.
Disability Information Scotland enable positive change by sharing information on disability when people need it, in a way they want it.
City of Aberdeen
We are a Scottish charity supporting the wellbeing of patients and their families through an integrated, person-centred approach to health, education and social care. Our team has over 20 years of experience working with children, young people and adults who have learning disabilities and additional support needs.
Archway’s purpose is to create a network of care which supports the individual and the family, values their uniqueness, upholds their rights and respects their dignity.
Aberdeenshire
VSA’s Richmondhill House offers independent residential and community based support and assessments for children from birth to five years and their families. Both residential and outreach support is offered to families where child protection and/or child care issues have been identified.
A voluntary organisation which supports parents of children with additional support needs, whether physical, learning, sensory or behavioural which is associated with the disability. It also supports parents of children who are seriously or terminally ill or parents who have suffered a bereavement of a child. It provides advocacy for children and young people with additional needs. All families must live in Angus, Dundee or Perth & Kinross.
We are committed to doing our very best for the people we support and never giving up on someone we support. We are Reliable and always do what we say we will do. We are Honest and open in all of our relationships and transactions. We are Respectful of others, their views and their right. We are Inclusive in how we value diversity, support equality of access to opportunities and challenge discrimination. We are Creative and flexible in our thinking, in our work and in how we use our resources.
Ayrshire Sportsability is an investment in the future of people with a disability. These people will benefit from our activities by meeting other people, taking part in new and exciting sports, taking up sports regularly, developing further and taking part in competitive sports, in partnership with Scottish Disability Sport.
We are committed to doing our very best for the people we support and never giving up on someone we support. We are Reliable and always do what we say we will do. We are Honest and open in all of our relationships and transactions. We are Respectful of others, their views and their right. We are Inclusive in how we value diversity, support equality of access to opportunities and challenge discrimination. We are Creative and flexible in our thinking, in our work and in how we use our resources.