Author: Lorna Wallace

On Thursday 9 June we invited all staff to take part in What Matters To You Day – an event […]

One of our community care officers recently provided excellent support to a service user whose confidence had been affected following […]

We’ve received further information from the Scottish Government’s Digital Office about a scam targeting telecare service users who are moving to digital […]

We want every child in East Ayrshire to get the best possible start in life. This means access to early […]

For people living in rural areas, having a sense of community is vital. Not only does it provide an essential […]

Our Kilmarnock Care at Home staff recently received some lovely feedback from the family of a service user who had […]

Break the Silence has received recognition from the European Foundation for Quality Management. The Kilmarnock-based charity, which supports victims of […]

Our Social Care Review Team recently received wonderful feedback from the son of a service user with dementia, expressing his […]

Our amazing Care at Home staff have received glowing feedback from service users in Stewarton. The following comments came from […]

Ayrshire Independent Living Network (AILN) has secured funding to provide an Ayrshire-wide dementia befriending service for the next three years. […]

Scottish Government funded Take a Break Scotland, administered by Family Fund, is now open for applications.

Specially adapted bikes have been a hit with visitors to Cumnock Juniors Community Enterprise Centre. Bennett’s Bikes, named after late […]

A newly formed participation team is helping to deliver The Promise for children and young people in East Ayrshire. Formed […]

Do you know an older person with hearing and/or sight loss? The S.I.S.G. (Sensory Impaired Support Group) is running monthly […]

As the name suggests, our Living Well website is dedicated to all things health and wellbeing and how to get […]