We provide financial support to ensure over 3,000 disabled people in Scotland and Northern Ireland have the ability to live independently.
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ALT A small wooden house with home written on it sits in the foreground. In green text it reads: Coming Home. The Independent Living Fund logo sits in green under the house in the right hand corner.
ALT A purple background. ILF Scotland logo at the top. Text reads, in all caps, Caps Locks are Inaccessible. International Caps Lock Day 22 October.
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ALT The council Disability Lived Experience Group at our first meeting on Monday evening.
ALT A purple background with green at the top and bottom. Text reads: We're hiring! Director of Finance. The Director of Finance plays a critical role helping ILF Scotland fulfil its mission to assist disabled people to live independently. This is an exciting opportunity to join our Senior Leadership Team providing strategic financial leadership, governance and assurance across the organisation. Closing Date: Monday 2 November 2026. Find out more at: https://ilf.scot/jobs/director-of-finance. The ILF Scotland logo sits in white in the bottom left. A cartoon hand holding a megaphone sits in the bottom right.
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ALT A light blue background with text that reads: Transition Information Evening Clackmannanshire. Organised by Plus Forth Valley. Supporting young people (14 +) and their families to plan ahead and navigate the move to adult services. A darker blue rectangle has the information: Wednesday 4th November. Bowmar Community Centre, Scott Crescent, Alloa, FK10 1BT. 6:30 to 9 pm. A QR code sits in the bottom centre left followed by the text: Scan the QR code to find out more and reserve your spot.
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