Find information about community groups, charities and voluntary organisations in Orkney. Our directory also includes details of the other services providing support in the the local community.

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We provide activities for the Flotta Community during the winter months. These include carpet bowls, cards, crafts, kurling and hand chime ringing.

Community Councils provide an effective, strong voice within each community area offering sound, local advice on a range of community issues.

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The club is open to everyone aged 50 year olds and over living in Flotta – it is a place to socialize especially when on your own.

The GP surgery in the island of Flotta and is a branch of Stromness Surgery.

Open 7 days a week April - September, the Orkney Fossil & Heritage Centre has something for everyone!

We are a group of Rainbow/Brownie/Guide parents who meet 4 times per year to oversee the running and maintenance of the Guide Hall. New faces are welcome - please get in touch through Facebook.

Friends of St Nicholas is a registered charity dedicated to the preservation of the Ould Kirk of St Nicholas in Holm for free use by the community…

The group supports the new children's home by raising funds for extras such as holiday activities, travel costs…

Friendship club is an opportunity for those over 60 to share in a cup of tea and enjoy quizzes, singing, talks and fun. It is followed by a three course meal. 11.00am to 1.00pm

The Orcades Practice consists of 5 island branch locations including Stronsay. All personnel are employees of NHS Orkney.

Day care for older people, to support older people with a focus on reablement. To encourage service users to develop confidence and skills to enable them to live at home independently.

Girlguiding Orkney is part of a world-wide movement enabling girls and young women to fulfil their potential and take an active role in society.

Every child at Glaitness is an individual and important and it is our vision to enable all of our learners to be the best they can be.

We offer meals, 1st Wednesday of the month and every 3rd Wednesday, alternate Wednesday Tea, Fruit Bread and Biscuits and also when possible entertainment.

We are a registered charitable organisation dedicated to the health and wellbeing of the Graemsay community.

Community Councils provide an effective, strong voice within each community area offering sound, local advice on a range of community issues.

VAO Member

Greener Orkney was set up to advance environmental protection by reducing Orkney’s carbon footprint, and to raise awareness of climate change among the community.

The association aims to preserve, restore and improve the environment in the area of Grieveship, Stromness.

We provide mobility and freedom to blind and partially sighted people.

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