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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Autism Initiatives - West Lothian Occupational Service
Individual packages of support to people with autism, in or from, their own home, ranging from a few hours per week to higher levels of daily support.
Advice Shop - West Lothian Council
The Advice Shop is part of the Anti-Poverty Service, a free, impartial and confidential service to help the people of West Lothian.
Macmillan services in West Lothian
Macmillan Cancer Support provide a number of services to support people affected by cancer in West Lothian.
Blue Badge Scheme
Information on the Blue Badge Scheme including eligibility, how to apply, expired badges and replacement badges.
Children First Support Line
Children First is Scotland's national children's charity. They aim to stand up for every child, because all children should have a safe childhood.
Scheme of Assistance and Disability grants
The Scheme of Assistance (the Scheme) sets out what advice and support the council provides for adaptations to support people with disabilities in their homes.
Community Equipment Store
The Community Equipment Store provides a range of equipment, issued on loan following an assessment of need by professional health and social work staff. Equipment is issued to a wide variety of people who require assistance in order to remain independent in the community.
Pensioner Income Maximisation Service (PIMS)
The Pensioner Income Maximisation Service (PIMS) offers advice and support for anyone living in West Lothian over the age of 60 or approaching State Pension Age and also provide advice and assistance for anyone affected by a long-term health condition.
Answer Day Centre
The Answer Project in Whitburn, West Lothian, provides day care facilities for older people with physical and/or mental infirmity who require day care support. The centre also offers carers respite
Eliburn Day Centre
Eliburn Day Centre provides a valuable support service for adults with significant learning disabilities and complex physical and health care needs