Help Ardrossan Connections brighten up the South Beach Milepost! The project team are running an art competition to find a new colour scheme for the Milepost. Open to pupils who live, or attend primary or secondary school, in Ardrossan. To enter:
As part of a research project at the University of Stirling, we are seeking the opinions of Arran and North Ayrshire residents on local food and its role in public food procurement. In collaboration with Arran-based farm Woodside Arran CIC, this research project aims to add to the base of evidence for more local authorities across [...]
All of our meetings are open to the public and all you have to do to contribute is speak to your local Community Representative about what you want to put forward. If you don’t know who your local Representative is please contact us and we will put you in touch with them. Three [...]
Penumbra Vacancies are noted below: https://isw.changeworknow.co.uk/penumbra/vms/e/careers/positions/atOGi7li9i2AxulXBRDWX9 Recovery Practitioner - This is a part-time position for 18.75 hours. https://isw.changeworknow.co.uk/penumbra/vms/e/careers/positions/coM_WlVm9d0RiEk8dXqw9J Recovery Practitioner - This is a full-time position for 37.5 hours. The closing date for both positions is Sunday 19th September.
The Herbert Protocol is a well-established initiative that helps support vulnerable persons who are living with dementia or memory loss. The initiative is already used in some Divisions across Police Scotland as well as the wider UK. On 1st September 2021 Ayrshire Division is launching the Herbert Protocol. The protocol encourages carers, family and friends to [...]
An engagement exercise has been launched to gather views on how establishing a Minimum Income Guarantee could be designed and delivered in Scotland. This dialogue will close on Thursday 16 September 2021.
A report on inequalities in access and use of greenspace has been published. This shows that in April 2021 almost ¾ of those classified as high socio-economic status visited greenspace in the previous 4 weeks, compared to under 60% of those classified as low socio-economic status.
A new report on quantifying the health and economic benefits of active commuting in Scotland has been published.