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- Bereavement Counselling: support on the death of a loved one
- Blind or Partially Sighted (Sight Impaired or Severely Sight Impaired) Registration
- Blind or Visually Impaired: Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) guide to technology
- Blind or Visually Impaired: equipment and techniques to help
- Blind or experiencing vision loss: get help with day to day tasks
- Blue Badge Scheme
- Brain Injury: Groups that support people with a Brain Injury
- British Sign Language (BSL): Contact Scotland free BSL interpreting service
- British Sign Language (BSL): Help if you would like to learn BSL
- Bus pass: free bus travel in Scotland for over 60s
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- Cancer: support available for those with cancer
- Carers: Carer's Allowance financial support for those who care for others
- Carers: help, support and advice for those who care for others
- Cerebral Palsy: information and support
- Cerebral Palsy: support for people with cerebral palsy, their carers, and families
- Children with disabilities: Help and support for children and their carers
- Community Alarm and Telecare Services (including the Mobile Emergency Care Service MECS)
- Community Groups and Clubs
- Community Social, Leisure and Interest Groups
- Computer or IT support for those with a visual impairment
- Confused or muddled: Help for those who may become confused or get lost when going out
- Cooking classes
- Cycling
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- Deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and deafblind people: Clubs, Social Groups and Associations
- Deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and deafblind people: Help, information and advice
- Deaf, hard of hearing or experiencing hearing loss Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID)
- Dementia Support Services: Town Break Falkirk
- Dementia-friendly exercise and movement
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- Learning Disabilities: Organisations that can provide support and advice
- Leisure activities and leisure discount cards
- Libraries: Large print books
- Living Independently: advice if you or your loved ones are concerned about how you are managing day-to-day
- Loneliness: exercise can help Falkirk Leisure Services
- Loneliness: self-help resources
- Looking after your feet
- Low vision or visual impairment: Clubs, Social Groups and Associations
- Low vision: Low Vision Aids that may help with day-to-day tasks
- Lunch clubs and community food resources
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- Meals and eating: home delivery of frozen meals
- Meals and eating: home delivery of frozen meals Blueberry Hill Meals
- Meals and eating: home delivery of frozen meals Wiltshire Farm Foods
- Mental Health: Groups and organisations that can offer support
- Mental Health: Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH)
- Mental health and wellbeing: Breathing Space Scotland
- Mental health and wellbeing: Living Life - help with low mood, depression or anxiety
- Mobility: Shopmobility scheme
- Mobility: help with mobility and day-to-day tasks for those with a visual impairment
- Mobility: help with mobility when shopping
- Multiple Sclerosis: Groups that support people with Multiple Sclerosis, their carers and families
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- Safe and secure at home: reporting bogus callers
- Security and Staying Safe: how to improve the security of your home
- Security: support and advice if you have been a victim of burglary or would like to improve the security of your home
- Self-help guides: NHS inform
- Sensory impairement: independent sources of help and advice
- Social and interest groups: Wider Access to Schools Project
- Step Forth
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- Walking and mobility: what to do if you are worried about your walking
- Walking pets in the Falkirk area
- We recommend that you complete self-assessments for the areas where you are having difficulty
- We recommend that you contact Social Work Adult Services for further assessment
- Weight: Maintaining a healthy weight
- Weight: Worried about losing weight or loss of appetite
- Wheelchairs
- Work: Get support to get a job or continue in employment if you have a health problem or disability