Community Resource Directory
If you or someone you know needs help with day-to-day living because of illness or disability or want to know what local services are available, it can be hard to know where to start looking.
This is our community resource page. Here you will find information on service providers, community groups, online platforms and much more, all available to residents in West Lothian.
Along with our small directory of services below, we have added to the bottom of the page links to other resource directories that you may find very helpful.
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Thera Trust
Support service for adults with learning disabilities
The Richmond Fellowship Scotland
Support service for adults and young people. Service include support for those with mental health issues, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and complex needs.
Wheatley Care
Wheatley Care provide community support adults and young people. Service include support for those with mental health issues, learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and complex needs.
With YOU
Support service for adults with mental health conditions and/ or addictions
Falls Prevention - NHS Lothian
Information page on falls prevention, including a short video on what to do if you have a fall.
Listen & Link
Listen & Link is an early intervention phone line service for children, young people and families who have concerns for the mental wellbeing of a child or young person in their household
Macmillan services in West Lothian
West Lothian Council is working in partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support to provide a number of services to support people affected by cancer.
Lothian Centre For Inclusive Living
Lothian Centre for Inclusive Living and Carers of West Lothian can both offer independent advice and advocacy around Self-Directed Support
Sensory Support Service
The West Lothian Sensory Support Service provides advice, information, support and equipment for people who are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, are experiencing sight loss (either partially sighted or blind) or who are deafblind (experiencing dual sensory loss).
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