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Support Choices, PKAVS and Centre for Inclusive Living Perth & Kinross - Inspiring Scotland

Support in the Right Direction

Support Choices, PKAVS and Centre for Inclusive Living Perth & Kinross

This partnership between Support Choices, Perth & Kinross Association of Voluntary Service and Centre for Inclusive Living Perth & Kinross provides independent information and advice about self-directed support to all social care users in Perth and Kinross. Support Choices provide information and advice services to support people through the process of accessing social care, with PKAVS supporting unpaid carers to benefit from self-directed support. CiLPK provides training and support for option 1 employers and peer support.

www.supportchoices.co.uk/

www.pkavs.org.uk/

www.cilpk.org.uk/

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