Clubs and organisations for older people

There are a variety of clubs and organisations, from national charities offering advice and support, to local interest groups running clubs for older people. We offer a range of services for older people, such as activities for older people, care at home, carer support, day support, equipment and adaptations, residential care services, telecare (community alarm).

Organisation	Contact information	What they provide
Age Scotland	0845 1259732	Provide confidential, impartial, simple information for free, help people to claim their entitlements, celebrate creativity in later life, promote healthy living and active ageing throughout the year
Alzheimers Scotland	01786 831171 email	Provide information and support, home support (providing company and help to maintain skills and independence at home, while carer is free to go out), day care in Balfron, Carer support groups in Buchlyvie and Bridge of Allan, Carer education
Forth Valley Sensory Centre	01324 590888 email	A range of services for anyone with sensory impairment, their carers, families and related service providers
National Osteoporosis Society	0845 450 0230 (Monday-Friday 09:00-17:00) email	Provide caring support and information to enable people affected by osteoporosis to make a positive difference to their lives

Organisation	Contact information	What they provide
Stirling Walking Network	0300 028 0101 email	Providing volunteer lead walks in local communities
Town Break Stirling	01786 447787 email	Providing support for people with dementia. Town Break Stirling provide a befriender service and day club in Stirling on Monday and Thursday and a rural day club in Callander on Tuesdays.
Demand Response Transport	0844 567 5670 (Aberfoyle Coaches who operate DRT) email	Providing on demand transport within certain rural locations in the Stirling Council area. All Demand Response Services connect to conventional bus services.

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