Open activities
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Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategic Commissioning Plan
The Scottish Government published the national Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy in 2023, which set out the long-term vision and approach to improving the mental health and wellbeing of everyone in Scotland. Mental health and wellbeing strategy - gov.scot In June 2024, a core strategic...
Closes 3 June 2025
Closed activities
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Clackmannanshire and Stirling Advocacy
Independent advocacy aims to help people by supporting them to express their own needs and make their own informed decisions. Independent advocates support people to gain access to information and explore and understand their options. They speak on behalf of people who are unable to speak for...
Closed 18 April 2025
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IJB Equality Outcomes
The Equality and Human Rights legislation captures the Scottish Government’s commitment to take action to further Scotland’s position as a global leader in equality and human rights. The work will frame and clearly articulate the approach and provides the foundation to ensure mainstreaming of...
Closed 7 March 2025
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Carers - Your journey, your support
As an unpaid carer to a relative or friend, your caring journey is unique to you. We have developed a Carers Support Pack that details lots of organisations and groups that can support you as an unpaid carer. The Carers Support Pack can be found here . We want to learn more about the...
Closed 12 December 2024
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Transition from Children's Services to Adult Health and Social Care Services
Young people with additional support needs hope for the same things as other young people; to be independent, to have a voice and a social life. It is important that the transition from one service to another is as seamless as possible. This can help ensure the young people of Clackmannanshire and...
Closed 10 November 2024
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Palliative and end of life care consultation Stage 2
Palliative and end-of-life care encompasses the care and support provided to someone following diagnosis of a life-threatening illness and a person can be cared for palliatively for many years (World Health Organisation). This care includes health, social, and spiritual care for the person, their...
Closed 22 September 2024