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REACH for Autism, which aims to break down barriers surrounding autism, has taken the Voluntary Organisation of the Year title in the Inverclyde Community Awards 2014, the annual initiative that recognises the achievements of the region's large third sector community and its many volunteers.
The Greenock based group was one of ten category award winners unveiled by Provost Robert Moran at a ceremony in the Beacon Arts Centre.
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Inverclyde Council are looking to secure providers for the provision of Homecare Services within Inverclyde Geographical Area.
This will be on a framework agreement with a minimum of 3 Providers and a maximum of 6.
The Service will be delivered flexibly and in appropriate locations in response to the needs of the group being supported within the Inverclyde geographical area.
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NHS Health Scotland (NHSHS) have now published its consultation document on the above and would like to engage with local stakeholders to provide their views/ comments on both its context and content.
Welfare Reform Workshop
Consultation on principles of care
Organisations and members of the public across Scotland are being offered the opportunity to give their views on the standards of care that people receive.
