Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership Sensory Services

Falkirk Health and Social Care Partnership Sensory Services FHSCP Sensory Services Team, provide support for people with a Sensory Loss. All our staff are also trained in sighted guide training.

Our aim is to support individuals, groups and services to improve the lives of people with a sensory impairment and meet agreed outcomes, whilst reducing risk, building confidence and promoting independence at home and in the wider community. Services offered from the team include, Translation Service on Wednesday afternoons, Duty Service daily, BSL Interpreter Booking Service for official council

business, Visual Impairment Rehabilitation, Deaf Rehabilitation, Assessor Technician, Blind Register. All our staff have specialist training to work with people who have a sensory impairment and are trained in either British Sign Language, hands on signing, deafblind manual and lip reading to ensure communicate for all. The sensory team work in partnership with Stirling council and work closely with Ophthalmology and Audiology colleagues as well as the social work locality teams, to make sure that a “joined up” service across health and social care is provided.

11/12/2025
We are hiring! Our team are currently hiring two Sensory Support Workers. See the link below for further details.
10/11/2025

We are hiring! Our team are currently hiring two Sensory Support Workers.

See the link below for further details.

View details and apply for this adult social work role in with Falkirk Council on myjobscotland

04/08/2025

📢❌ Tonight’s Voices Off Class Cancelled ❌📢

Due to the amber weather warning currently in place, tonight’s Voices Off class has been cancelled for everyone’s safety.

🗓 Classes will resume next Monday, 6:30–7:30 PM at the Forth Valley Sensory Centre

Thank you for your understanding - Stay safe!

Today, the Sensory Services Team and other members of Falkirk Council had the opportunity to attend a hands-on demonstra...
23/07/2025

Today, the Sensory Services Team and other members of Falkirk Council had the opportunity to attend a hands-on demonstration delivered by Guide Dogs Scotland. The session focused on innovative technology designed to support people with visual loss.

Attendees were introduced to and able to try out two key devices: the WeWalk 2 Smart Cane, which enhances mobility with built-in navigation features, and the Meta AI Glasses, a wearable device that uses artificial intelligence to identify objects, read text, and provide real-time spoken feedback about the user's surroundings.

The demonstration offered valuable insight into how emerging technologies can help improve independence and accessibility for individuals with sight loss in our communities.

Today marks the start of Deafblind Awareness Week.The theme for this year is 'Inclusive Futures', exploring how children...
23/06/2025

Today marks the start of Deafblind Awareness Week.

The theme for this year is 'Inclusive Futures', exploring how children and young people are affected by sight and hearing and what we can all do to create inclusive futures for the next generation.

This week our team will be spreading awareness, challenging assumptions, and celebrating individuals with a Dual Sensory Loss.

We are hiring! Our Sensory Support and Community Engagement officer role is open for applications until the 24th of June...
11/06/2025

We are hiring! Our Sensory Support and Community Engagement officer role is open for applications until the 24th of June.

See link below for further details and to apply:

View details and apply for this adult social work role in Camelon with Falkirk Council on myjobscotland

Last week our Visual Impairment Rehabilitation Officers delivered sighted guide training to council staff and service us...
21/05/2025

Last week our Visual Impairment Rehabilitation Officers delivered sighted guide training to council staff and service users.

For more information on Sighted Guide Training please get in touch!

Today some of our team are at Tesco Camelon between 10-2pm. Pop along to chat to one of the team for information or advi...
15/05/2025

Today some of our team are at Tesco Camelon between 10-2pm.

Pop along to chat to one of the team for information or advice about Sight or Hearing loss!

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13/05/2025

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07/05/2025

Address

1 Redbrae Road, Camelon
Falkirk
FK14DD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441324590875

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