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• Employment Rights and Information

  This is a summary of some of your employment rights and related information. Always contact an adviser or professional if you have a problem or are in doubt as these are summary points only and...
• What is the Annual Participation Measure?

  The Annual Participation Measure (APM) is published every August, outlining the status of all young people aged 16-19, whether in school or post-school. The Scottish Government’s Opportunities for All commitment offers a place in learning...
• Communication Support

  Communication support for people who are Deaf, deafened, deafblind or hard of hearing is available to make Highland Council and NHSH services more accessible. Colleagues at the Service Centre will provide a booking service during...
• Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction

  Housing Benefit is a benefit for people on a low income to help them pay their rent. Council Tax reduction is for people on a low income to help them pay their Council Tax. You...

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• Autism Rights Group Highland (ARGH)

  ARGH is run by and for autistic adults living in the Highland region who are 18 years or over. ARGH is a fully independent self run and self funded organisation, the first of it’s...
• Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People

  Scotland's Commissioner for Children and Young People (SCCYP) is Tam Baillie. He and his team work to promote your rights.
• The Citizens Advice Bureau

  The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) provide free support on a large range of issues. One of their aims is to ensure that you do not suffer through lack of knowledge of your rights and responsibilities...
• Inclusion Scotland

  Inclusion Scotland, the national disabled people's organisation, now has a Highland presence. John Beaton is based in Dingwall and is the Policy and Engagement Officer for the Scotland wide organisation which is run by disabled...

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