With the support of over 500 volunteers and £4.5million in voluntary donations in the last year, the Ayrshire Hospice spotlighted “This is What it Takes” to provide exceptional hospice care during this year’s Hospice Care Week.
An NHS Ayrshire & Arran patient with a remarkable recovery story has paid tribute to the team at Girvan Community Hospital that helped with his rehabilitation.
Despite the colder weather, according to the latest data issued by the Government, the number of Winter Fuel Payment recipients has been decreasing slowly over the past eight years.
Armed Forces charity Poppyscotland is looking to ‘Light Up Red’ the whole of Scotland in a thoroughly modern display of both Remembrance and awareness of the 2019 Scottish Poppy Appeal.
If you’ve ever wondered if you’re in a profession deemed to be a ‘happy’ or ‘unhappy’ job, then the roles which make people the happiest and unhappiest have been revealed.
As part of World Mental Health Day (today) and as ‘See Me in Work Partners’ staff from Children’s charity in South and North Ayrshire are supporting each other to feel confident to speak about how they are feeling at work.
Thousands of women from South Ayrshire could be affected by a High Court ruling rejecting a challenge against controversial changes to the state pension age.
Police Scotland along with partners are participating in a country-wide initiative to tackle crime in rural communities by targeting offenders and enhancing crime prevention opportunities.
The Scottish Powerchair Football Association and South Ayrshire Tigers Powerchair Football Club are calling to give more people the chance to play powerchair football.
