Ardgowan Hospice provides compassionate care for people with life-limiting illnesses, supporting both patients and their loved ones. From end-of-life care to grief support, their team helps families navigate every stage with dignity and kindness.

Baby Loss Retreat offers counselling and therapy for families coping with the heartbreak of losing a baby. Their tailored support helps individuals process grief and find comfort in a safe, understanding space.

COVEY supports young people facing social isolation, trauma, and mental health challenges through befriending, mentoring, and family support. Their relationship-based approach builds confidence, improves wellbeing, and helps young people re-engage with education, training, and employment.

Finding Your Feet supports amputees and their families through fitness activities, peer support, and social programmes. Their work helps individuals rebuild confidence, improve mental and physical health, and reduce social isolation.

Golden Friendships brings people together in Clydebank through inclusive events and activities. From social clubs to entertainment, they provide a welcoming space for young people, those with additional support needs, older adults, and anyone experiencing loneliness.

Maggie’s provides free practical, emotional, and financial support to people with cancer and their loved ones. Whether it’s advice about treatment, help with finances, or a friendly space to talk, they ensure no one faces cancer alone.

MND Scotland helps people living with Motor Neurone Disease make the most of the time they have. From funding accessible holidays and home adaptations to providing specialist advocacy and financial grants, they offer vital support when every moment counts.

Rainbow Valley empowers people affected by cancer with a holistic approach to wellbeing. Through education and practical tools, they help individuals and their support networks take control of their physical, emotional, and psychological health.

REACH Lanarkshire Autism provides activities and support for children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They also offer family support sessions, training, and social events to create a more inclusive and understanding community.

The Catherine McEwan Foundation supports people affected by Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) through mental health programmes, wellness initiatives, and community events. Their work also funds research to improve treatments and outcomes for those living with IBD.

The Miracle Foundation offers early intervention support for children and young people facing bereavement or trauma. Through counselling, art therapy, and tailored mental health services, they provide a safe space for healing.

Young Lives vs Cancer helps families navigate childhood cancer by providing emotional, financial, and practical support. Their Glasgow-based Home from Home, Marion’s House, offers free accommodation near treatment centres, keeping families together when it matters most.

Boomerang Community Centre is a welcoming hub in Stobswell, offering essential services to tackle deprivation and social isolation. From a community food larder to fitness classes and support groups, they create a safe space where people can connect, grow, and find the help they need.

Dundee Carers Centre empowers unpaid carers and disabled people, ensuring they are treated with dignity and have access to the support they deserve. Through practical guidance, emotional support, and advocacy, the charity helps people take control of their lives and build brighter futures.

Freddie’s Ataxia Fund provides essential support for people diagnosed with Friedreich’s Ataxia, a rare genetic condition. The charity offers emotional guidance, practical assistance, and financial grants to help families adapt to life with the condition and access the care they need.

Help for Kids supports local children facing disadvantage due to social, economic, or health-related challenges. By funding individuals, clubs, and community organisations, the charity ensures that children in need have access to life-changing opportunities, care, and support.

MS Therapy Tayside provides life-enhancing therapies, information, and support for those affected by Multiple Sclerosis. From physiotherapy to oxygen therapy and mental health support, their centre offers a safe space where people can manage symptoms, connect with others, and improve their quality of life.

The Brae Riding for the Disabled enriches the lives of children and adults with disabilities through equine therapy. Riding and horse care helps to build core strength, coordination, confidence, and communication skills, giving participants a sense of independence and achievement in a purpose-built, supportive environment.

Four Square supports people experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of losing their home. Through accommodation, advice, training, and specialist support, they help young people and women affected by gender-based violence rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

Grassmarket Community Project provides a safe, inclusive space for people facing homelessness, poverty, mental health challenges, or social isolation. Through skills training, creative workshops, and community support, they help individuals regain confidence, purpose, and a sense of belonging.

Held In Our Hearts offers compassionate bereavement care to families who have lost a baby. With counselling, peer support, and hospital-to-home services, they provide tailored emotional and practical help, ensuring families never have to navigate their grief alone.

It’s good 2 give supports young cancer patients and their families through practical and emotional care. From mental health support to short respite breaks at their purpose-built retreat, the charity helps families through the toughest of times.

LifeCare Edinburgh supports older people living with dementia, mobility challenges, or loneliness. Through home support, day clubs, and community outings, they promote independence and wellbeing while giving unpaid carers much-needed respite.

St Columba’s Hospice provides free, compassionate palliative care for people with life-limiting illnesses. Whether in their inpatient unit or at home, their team helps patients live as fully as possible while supporting families through every step of the journey.

Street Soccer Scotland uses football as a tool to support people facing social exclusion, homelessness, and poor mental health. Their programmes build confidence, break down barriers, and create opportunities for personal growth, connection, and positive change.

When You Wish Upon A Star creates unforgettable experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses. From magical trips to meeting childhood heroes, they give families a chance to make cherished memories away from hospital stays and treatments.

Young Lives vs Cancer helps families cope with the challenges of a child’s cancer diagnosis. Their specialist social workers provide emotional and financial support, ensuring families can focus on what matters most - being together.

Kayleigh’s Wee Stars provides financial support to families caring for a terminally ill child. With state support often unavailable, the financial strain can be overwhelming. By easing this burden, the charity gives families the security to focus on what truly matters - making memories and cherishing time together.

Music 4 U transforms lives through inclusive performing arts, offering tailored classes for young people with additional support needs. Their workshops create a space where every child, regardless of ability or background, can build confidence, connect with others, and experience the joy of music, dance, and theatre.

For 15 years, The Leanne Fund has provided vital support to children and young people living with Cystic Fibrosis. From emergency hospital stays to fitness programs and mental health support, the charity helps families navigate challenges, improve wellbeing, and focus on living life to the fullest.