
STV’s series RBS – Finding Scotland’s Real Heroes, celebrates Scotland’s unsung heroes whose hard work, ingenuity, ambition and generosity has improved local communities across the nation. The five part series…
Supporting people who care for family and friends
By CoEL

STV’s series RBS – Finding Scotland’s Real Heroes, celebrates Scotland’s unsung heroes whose hard work, ingenuity, ambition and generosity has improved local communities across the nation. The five part series…
By CoEL

The next course we are running is ‘Letting Go and Moving On’ dealing with loss and bereavement on Wednesday 13th May from 10am to 3pm at the Fraser Centre, Winton Place Tranent. Caring…
By CoEL

Carers of East Lothian are holding an informal, drop in event on Tuesday 28th April between 6pm and 8pm at our office in Musselburgh. We will provide information on key…
By CoEL

Last Autumn we ran a number of workshops for carers covering everything from Understanding Dementia to Time for Me. These were very well received and 93% of the people who attended…
By CoEL

Under the Public Bodies (Joint Working)(Scotland) Act 2014, NHS Lothian and East Lothian Council have agreed that East Lothian Health and Social Care Partnership will assume responsibility for the planning…
By CoEL

Staff from Carers of East Lothian attended journalist and broadcaster Sally Magnusson’s book event at Haddington Town Hall recently. Sally’s late mother had Dementia and her book ‘Where Memories Go’…
The Carers Centre is open from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday.
TEL: 0131 665 0135
EMAIL: centre@coel.org.uk
ADDRESS:
Carers of East Lothian
East Lothian Community Hospital,
Alderston Road, Haddington, EH41 3PF
Carers of East Lothian is a charity registered in Scotland Charity Number SC027000 and a Company Limited by Guarantee No. SC366908
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