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Get in touch by giving us a call on: 01738 567076
or by emailing: admin@pkavs.org.uk

Complementary Therapy Voucher Scheme

Within Perth and Kinross free complementary therapy sessions are offered to unpaid carers who have an updated or reviewed Adult Carers Support Plan, either with Perth and Kinross Council or those who are registered with PKAVS. If eligible, carers will be sent a voucher pack, this will include a welcome letter, 6 vouchers (valid for 12 months from the date of issue) and a hardcopy of the Approved Provider List (APL).

Our APL details all of our approved therapists and lists the variety of different complementary therapies that area available for carers. As the APL can change frequently, a current version is available to download below:

Therapist APL

If you are interested in finding out more about the complementary therapy voucher scheme please call the Carers Centre and speak with a member of the Adult Carers Team on 01738 567076, option 2.

Perth & Kinross Association of Voluntary Service Ltd (PKAVS) is a registered Scottish Charity (SC 005561) and a Scottish Company limited by guarantee (SC086065).

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