Condemned
The reality of life for young people experiencing homelessness Read more.
Missed Out, Missing Out
Quarriers published a major Scottish report for social work and social care professionals, policy-makers and practitioners - read more
Going Nowhere
Campaigning for the rights of people who use wheelchairs - read more
Quarriers Family Centres
For every family we can offer support to, there are another 75 families waiting to access our services.
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Face to Face Fundraising for Quarriers
The most effective way to generate support for Quarriers is to speak to people about the work that we do. The best way to do that is to use fundraisers who speak to people on the street or visit them at their own front door to talk about the people Quarriers supports. ..... more information.
Quarriers and the people we support would like to thank all our donors who have signed up to a regular monthly donation on the street or on their doorstep.
Quarriers - 100 years of supporting Scots with epilepsy
A century ago William Quarrier saw that many Scots with epilepsy had nowhere to turn for support and care. Today we know that epilepsy occurs when a group of cells in the brain produce an abnormal electrical discharge, but in those days it was a frightening medical mystery. That made William's decision to establish the 'Colony of Mercy' a typically bold and courageous move. ..... more information.
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For further information please call Tricia Imrie on 01505 616138 or email tricia.imrie@quarriers.org.uk
