Residents across East Lothian and Midlothian are being asked to be alert to vulnerable adults in their communities who may be at risk of harm. Harm can take many forms, including financial, physical abuse, neglect, self-neglect, self-harm, emotional abuse, and gender-based violence. Risk of being harmed can be greater due to factors such as ill health, trauma and physical or mental health conditions.

We need your help! As East Lothian’s Third Sector Interface (TSI) and representative body, we are regularly asked for insights on the health and challenges of the third sector by public authorities, including the council, NHS Lothian, and the Scottish Government.

Welcome to the latest Third Sector Update for East Lothian.

Volunteer Edinburgh has developed a new resource to support volunteer managers. This resource provides high-quality, reliable, and up-to-date information on managing volunteers.

Welcome to the latest funding update from Volunteer Centre East Lothian.

Welcome to the latest Third Sector Update for East Lothian.

Welcome to the latest funding update from Volunteer Centre East Lothian.

Thank you all for attending our ‘Third Sector Annual Conference’ event

Welcome to the latest Third Sector Update for East Lothian.

I wonder if I could ask you for a few minutes of your time to help us find out more how Volunteer Centre East Lothian can support you with training that meets your needs.

Welcome to the latest funding update from Volunteer Centre East Lothian.

A 12-week engagement and consultation schedule has been launched by East Lothian Health and Social Care Partnership (ELHSCP) in relation to its Planning Older People’s Services project.

The latest episode of 'CONVO' is now available.

Dear Colleague,

Welcome to the latest Third Sector Update for East Lothian.

Please see the following message and advice from the Scottish Government, following the horrific incident in Southport yesterday.

Welcome to the latest Third Sector Update for East Lothian.

We want to inform you about some important changes to our services at VCEL’s Community Pantry.

The latest episode of 'CONVO' is now available.

Keep The Heid Mental Health Cafe have received almost £20,000 of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund which will be spread over the next two years and will help the continuation of cafe sessions in Tranent, North Berwick and Haddington.