The Nerve Centre is a community based facility set up by a voluntary group, Scottish Charity SC030192, called the Neurological Group.  It started life as an alliance of local neurological support groups and eventually became a charity in its own right in May 2000.  The same year the Group was offered the premises now known as The Nerve Centre in which to run an information and support centre for anyone affected by neurological disorders.

• The Nerve Centre is located in Highland Council owned premises above the Cancer Research shop in the shopping precinct in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.   

• It offers comfortable meeting area, library/information area, kitchen, quiet room, office, toilets fully accessible by wheelchairs, and a central location in the town. 

• The Centre is manned entirely by volunteers.

• Although the Centre was generously provided at a token rent by Highland Council, all other funding has come from voluntary donations or by grant applications.

The Centre is manned entirely by volunteers who are undergoing training in a number of key areas including Confidentiality, disability awareness and listening skills.

Although the Centre was generously provided at a token rent by Highland Council, all other funding has come from voluntary donations or by grant applications.

 The lounge area, and information/library area.