As part of their commitment to building a safer Scotland, Fire Scotland offer everyone in Scotland a free home fire safety visit. They can also fit smoke alarms free of charge if your home requires them. It's so easy to arrange.

To get in touch, please use the following details.

Contact information
Website: Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
Phone: 0800 0731 999
Text: ''FIRE'' to 80800

NHS Audiology department in Forth Valley. If you have never been seen at the audiology department you must contact your GP initially for assessment and onward referral.

If you are a hearing aid user, drop in facilities for replacement batteries, re-tubing and advice are available at Falkirk Community Hospital on Monday. The drop in facilities are open 1300 - 1600 Thursdays/ Fridays and 0830 -1100 Tuesdays/Wednesdays.

A variety of groups and classes for BSL users are available at Forth Valley Sensory Centre, including:

• Friday evening Deaf Social club
• OAP club (12:30 - 3pm)
• Talk and Sign social group
• Knitting group and local History Group

Conversational BSL classes are available for people wanting to learn BSL.

Lip Reading Classes are also available for people who are hard of hearing.

For more information on the services that are provided, please use the following information.

Contact information:
Phone: 01324 590888 
Text: 07341560709 
Website: Forth Valley Sensory Centre

The Sensory Services Team assess your needs for what help and assistance we can provide. For further information, please use the details below. 

Contact information: 
Address: Forth Valley Sensory Centre, Redbrae Road, Falkirk, FK1 4DD
Call: 01324 506400
Text: 07736 149585
Email: dutyworker.sensory@falkirk.gov.uk 

Alternatively, you can also visit Falkirk Council's website by clicking here.

Falkirk Council Sensory Services Team can help if you, a friend or family member need help coping with being deaf, blind, deafblind or hard of hearing. We can provide services that can help make everyday living much easier.

Action on Hearing Loss are also based at the Sensory Centre.

Contact information: 
Phone: 01324 590888
Text: 07341 560709
Website: Forth Valley Sensory Centre

Falkirk Council Sensory Services Team can help if you, or a friend or family member need help coping with being deaf, blind, deafblind or hard of hearing. We can provide services that can help make everyday living much easier. Action on Hearing Loss are a charity that can also provide help for people.

Both organisations are located at Forth Valley Sensory Centre. If you'd like to get in touch, please use the following details.

Contact information
Website: Forth Valley Sensory Centre
Phone: 01324 590888

Action on Hearing Loss, based at Forth Valley Sensory Centre, has an extensive range of equipment, catalogues, leaflets and information. For more information, visit Forth Valley Sensory Centre by clicking here or Action on Hearing Loss by clicking here.

The Sensory Services Team can help if you, a friend or family member need help coping with being deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing. We can provide services that can help make everyday living much easier. For further details, please use the below information. 

Contact information: 
Address: Forth Valley Sensory Centre, Redbrae Road, Falkirk, FK1 4DD
Phone: 01324 506400
Text: 07736 149585
Email: dutyworker.sensory@falkirk.gov.uk

Alternatively, visit Falkirk Council's website by clicking here.

Help is also available from Action on Hearing Loss. If you'd like to visit their website and find out more, please click here.

The Sensory Services Team can help if you, a friend or family member need help coping with being deaf, blind, deafblind or hard of hearing. We can provide services that can help make everyday living much easier including access to work.

To get in contact, please use the details below. 

Contact information: 

Address: Forth Valley Sensory Centre, Redbrae Road, Falkirk, FK1 4DD
Phone: 01324 506400
Text: 07736 149585
Email: dutyworker.sensory@falkirk.gov.uk

Alternatively, you can also visit Falkirk Council's website by clicking here.

You may be entitled to carer's allowance if you currently care for a person who receives attendance allowance (various rates) or disabled living allowance. This person does not need to live with/be related to you. This weekly allowance is a taxable benefit.

For more information, please visit Falkirk Council's website by clicking here.