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Volunteering Opportunities – No one Dies Alone Ayrshire
February 03rd, 2021
No one Dies Alone Ayrshire are a small charity who began officially in October 2018 and received charitable status  in October 2019.  Their volunteers work primarily with people who are dying and alone by providing companionship by their bedside.  They also offer support to those with families that need it, or offer them some respite. […]
Coronavirus Economic Briefing – Jan 2021
February 01st, 2021
To view the Coronavirus Economic Briefing for January 2021 please click here.
Keeping Yourself Well
January 28th, 2021
COVID19 has saw volunteers and unpaid carers take on significant roles to support their communities and help lighten the load on our NHS services and Health & Social Care staff. In recognition, The Ayrshire Community Trust and North Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership would like to support you to keep well and to do […]
Shifting the Balance: Local adaptation, innovation and collaboration during the pandemic and beyond
January 28th, 2021
Shaped by conversations with public and third sector leaders across England, Wales and Scotland, Shifting the Balance explores how councils and communities joined together to fight Covid-19. And it sets out recommendations for how to take forward the adaptation, innovation and collaboration that emerged during this time of crisis.
South Ardrossan Larder
January 26th, 2021
As part of a growing network of Larders North Ayrshire Foodbank has been operating theirs since November last year. The aim of the larder is to assist households, through a weekly membership fee, to reduce their spend on food. This is achieved by the larder providing core food items in exchange for the weekly membership. […]
Right First Time: A practical guide for public authorities to decision-making and the law
January 25th, 2021
Right First Time is a user guide intended to help people responsible for making, or advising on, decisions of public authorities. It helps them consider the legal questions that may arise during any such decision-making process.
Recorded Crime in Scotland Report
January 25th, 2021
The figures for recorded crime in Scotland in December have been published. The number of crimes recorded by the police in Scotland was 5% lower in December 2020 than in December 2019. Over the same time period: Non-sexual crimes of violence were 3% lower (decreasing from 723 to 698 crimes). Sexual crimes were 9% lower […]
Our Commitment to Childminding in Scotland Report
January 25th, 2021
The Scottish Government has published a report outlining their commitment to childminding.
Young people’s experiences of precarious and flexible work report
January 25th, 2021
A on young people’s experiences of precarious and flexible work has been issued. These work conditions included where young people had for example zero hours contracts, low wages, lack of progression opportunities, dissatisfaction with current employment, or varying hours.
If not now, when? – Social Renewal Advisory Board report
January 25th, 2021
The Social Renewal Advisory Board has published 20 Calls to Action to help create a fairer country, with recommendations around the themes of Money and Work; People, Rights and Advancing Equality; and Communities and Collective Endeavour. The report, If not now, when?, will be considered by the Scottish Government.
Community Justice Scotland – Rule for Them and Rules for Us
January 25th, 2021
Community Justice Scotland have published Rules for Them and Rules for Us – research on first-hand experiences of the justice system in Scotland.
20 Minute Neighbourhoods
January 25th, 2021
The Improvement Service have published a briefing note on 20 Minute Neighbourhoods covering key features, how we enable it and good practice.
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