Community Link Scotland The overarching role of Community Links Scotland (CLS) is to work with individuals from fragile deprived communities, developing partnership projects to: support the transition into further employment; develop new skills and opportunities; create social … [Read more...] about Supporting Communities – Sponsored Editorial
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Welcome to WDwellbeing.info – Sponsored Editorial
West Dunbartonshire Health & Social Care Partnership Welcome to WDwellbeing.info The website is a hub of information, support and guidance for children, young people, their families, and professionals who work with them to support wellbeing. Anyone looking for … [Read more...] about Welcome to WDwellbeing.info – Sponsored Editorial
Improving Lives Volunteers Chat with Kevin Crawford: The Man Behind the Charity – Sponsored Editorial
From a laptop at his kitchen table to running one of West Dunbartonshire’s disability charities, Kevin Crawford has dedicated himself to ensuring no one faces the same struggles he did. As founder of Improving Lives, Kevin built a charity providing vital support to thousands … [Read more...] about Improving Lives Volunteers Chat with Kevin Crawford: The Man Behind the Charity – Sponsored Editorial
Awards Ceremony for OKFP – Sponsored Editorial
Volunteers from Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels charity were honoured at an Awards Ceremony in April after receiving the news from Buckingham Palace they were to receive the King’s Award for Voluntary Service (KAVS) - the charity equivalent of an MBE. The charity, which celebrates … [Read more...] about Awards Ceremony for OKFP – Sponsored Editorial
Stepping up for Neurodiversity – Sponsored Editorial
If you haven’t heard already, we were recently awarded £178,887 from The National Lottery Community Fund to support our work with neurodiverse people who have common mental health challenges. This led to the recruitment of three much-needed additional staff who are now at the … [Read more...] about Stepping up for Neurodiversity – Sponsored Editorial