Forth Valley Top Toes provide a personal foot care service to elderly and disabled people who have no underlying medical conditions but are unable to cut their own toenails and struggle to afford private podiatry.

For more information, please visit the website by clicking here.

The Mobile Emergency Care Service (MECS)provides a prompt response to alarm calls from people using pull-cord systems, dispersed alarms or telecare equipment in their own home. For more information, please click here. 

To get a MECS system installed, please contact your local social work office or MECS on 01324 506520. 

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. For further information, use the following details. 

Contact information:

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

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.

If you have a child with a disability, Social Services may be able to offer you help at home, access to specialist equipment and short breaks away from home for your child. We will need to asses your needs to find out how we can help.

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

Age Scotland is part of a national charity providing advice, information and support to older people. If you'd like to get in contact, please use the details below. 

Contact information
Website: Age Scotland
Phone: 0800 12 44 222

Falkirk Community Trust runs gym and fitness classes in venues all over the district. The Go Card is a concessionary card which can be used throughout Trust facilities for free or discounted access to a range of our services and activities. For more information visit www.falkirkcommunitytrust.org.

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

Advice on home security is available from Police Scotland. To visit their website, please click here. 

Support for victims of crime is available from Victim Support Scotland who can be contacted by telephone on 0345 603 9213. Alternatively, you can visit their website by following the link here.

Forth Valley Advocacy is an independent organisation for those who experience mental health problems. The service ensures the views of the individual are heard, particularly relating to complaints and treatment under the Mental Health Act and/or Adults with Incapacity legislation.

If you'd like to get in touch, please use the following details. 

Contact information: 
Phone: 01324 557070
Website: Forth Valley Advocacy