Tullibody Family Centre
Overview
We work alongside the local authority to provide services and support for local families. By working with both children and their parents, we help families to come together to create a better, happier future for themselves.
The main focus of our work is to enable children to achieve the developmental tasks appropriate to their age.
Challenges we face: In some parts of our local area deprivation and poor health are common. Families often struggle with low incomes and unemployment and have to deal with issues such as domestic violence and mental health problems. The problems with the economy have had an impact on our service, but we strive to keep on providing the best support we can for families in Tullibody.
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The results of the community questionnaire that was delivered to all the residents in Tullibody, Glenochil and Cambus showed that 32.8% or respondents felt that the standard of health service was Very Good, 51.9% said it was Good, 13.1% said it was Reasonable with 2.2% saying Poor.
Other comments included a need for a review of the appointment system with shorter waiting times, an ability to get appointments with 2 days as well as the option of evening appointments locally.
A community Physio or other specialist should sit in on local clinics to avoid patients having to travel long distances was another comment.
The results of the community questionnaire that was delivered to all the residents in Tullibody, Glenochil and Cambus showed that 32.8% or respondents felt that the standard of health service was Very Good, 51.9% said it was Good, 13.1% said it was Reasonable with 2.2% saying Poor.
- Action for Change ScotlandOther comments included a need for a review of the appointment system with shorter waiting times, an ability to get appointments with 2 days as well as the option of evening appointments locally.
A community Physio or other specialist should sit in on local clinics to avoid patients having to travel long distances was another comment.