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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...
• 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...
• The Highland Council - Welfare Support Team

  Benefits - Benefit advice Welfare Support Team Our aim is to put more money in your pocket so that you can pay your bills, heat your home and have a better quality of life. We...

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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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