http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CTA_red_line_rerouted.jpgSocial Work services provide a wide range of important services for individuals, families and communities, in order to protect and support the most vulnerable people within the Falkirk area. We also provide support for those who are caring for relatives or friends at home. 

Our services are separated into three main sections:

• Children & Families
• Community Care
• Criminal Justice

You can find out more information about the services provided within each section by selecting the links from the menu. You will also find contact details if you wish to seek further advice or help.

You can also download our guide to Social Work services (PDF, 246KB), which summarises the services that we can provide, along with the Social Work services vision (PDF, 44KB) and  Falkirk Council's goals (PDF, 44KB).

If you would like to find out what other registered services are available within the Falkirk area, or if you would like information on recent inspection reports carried out by the Care Commission, you can view this on theCare Commission website. This should  help you to make informed choices.

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