Behind many families in our communities are young people carrying responsibilities far beyond their years. For some children and teenagers, caring for a parent, sibling, or family member is simply part of daily life — but it can also be emotionally and physically demanding. That’s where Skye & Lochalsh Young Carers (SLYC) plays such an essential role, offering support, understanding, and opportunities for young people to take a much-needed break from their caring responsibili

Life on Skye is wild, beautiful, and deeply rooted in community — but we know it can also be challenging, especially when it comes to attracting and keeping the people our services and communities need. We’re a small and passionate community based team working alongside NHS Highland, Scottish Ambulance Service, Highland Council, and local partners to help with recruitment, retention and to do our best to share what it's like living and working here.

Dementia is a condition that affects not only the individuals diagnosed but also their families, friends, and carers. In West Highland,...

Finding a job can be tough, especially when you need that extra bit of support, training, or experience to get started—or restart—your...

Mental health is something that touches all of us. Yet, despite the growing awareness around mental health issues, stigma still remains a...

On January 15th, the Work on Skye team along with the recruitment group were thrilled to host the Work On Skye  Launch Event at Portree...

This week we’ve been chatting to some of the staff who work at Homefarm and they've been speaking about what it's like to work as part of th