Social Inclusion Project (SIP)

Social Inclusion Project (SIP)

The Social Inclusion Project (SIP) offers tailored, person-centred support to individuals impacted by substance use and a range of social challenges. Operating across the Falkirk District, SIP brings together a multi-disciplinary team working in collaboration with Police Scotland, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service, Local Authority Housing and Social Work teams, Substance Use Services, and third sector partners.

SIP’s goal is to take a whole-person approach—helping individuals engage with appropriate services, reduce anti-social behaviour, and improve overall wellbeing. Support may include assistance with housing, financial stability, and access to physical and mental health services. SIP also works closely with individuals to build confidence and encourage positive life changes.

Eligibility & Referral

• Referrals must come from a partner agency
• Individuals must have substance use concerns with other complex needs such as: anti-social behaviour, police vulnerable person, financial concerns, housing issues, and/or mental health challenges
• Engagement is voluntary for adults aged 16 and over living in the Falkirk District

Exclusion:

Individuals currently subject to a Justice Order are not eligible.

Services Offered

Addiction
Alcohol Misuse
Drug Misuse
Substance Misuse