Community Hubs
The What Matters–Scottish Borders community hub initiative has been developed with the support of the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) along with staff from Scottish Borders Council, NHS Borders, the voluntary sector and representatives from the local community.
What Matters-Scottish Borders offers residents the chance to attend drop-in sessions in their own communities and meet with a range of professional staff and trained volunteers to get advice about social care needs, general wellbeing and independence. More information about the Hubs can be seen here.
At the local Hubs you will be able to:
Please follow this link for the latest information on locations and times for community hubs.
Appointments are also available across the Scottish Borders.
To find out more, contact Scottish Borders Council Customer Advice and Support on 0300 100 1800.
What Matters-Scottish Borders offers residents the chance to attend drop-in sessions in their own communities and meet with a range of professional staff and trained volunteers to get advice about social care needs, general wellbeing and independence. More information about the Hubs can be seen here.
At the local Hubs you will be able to:
- meet with people from community groups and voluntary organisations across the Scottish Borders
- meet with our staff such as social workers and occupational therapists
- help you to get information and advice quickly to remain in your own home and get involved in your community
- help you find the support you need to stay independent, such as equipment, transport or help at home
- provide advice for carers about support available in your area
- provide information about what is happening in your local area and where you could meet new people
- provide information about volunteering opportunities
Please follow this link for the latest information on locations and times for community hubs.
Appointments are also available across the Scottish Borders.
To find out more, contact Scottish Borders Council Customer Advice and Support on 0300 100 1800.
