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Reviewing the Community Living Networks in East Kilbride and Lanark Active
Started 2020. Neighbourhood Networks have asked Outside the Box to review the impact of the networks in East Kilbride and Lanark.
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Falkirk Food Connections Active
Started 2020. Falkirk Food Connections aims to use food as a tool to bring people together to chat, meet new friends and feel less lonely. It will also be looking at ways to bring together organisations and communities together to build stronger relationships.
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Families Wellbeing Active
Started 2020. The aim of the Families Wellbeing project is for people to feel more connected, less lonely, more resilient and supported. We are bringing together a range of practical ways to connect with people now and in the future. It is sharing and celebrating tips and suggestions to encourage people to maintain and build connections in their communities and neighbours as well as peer connections.
People Having More Choice in their Lives
Topic:
Children and Young People, Community, Coronavirus, Digital Inclusion, Families
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Committed to Good Support Active
Started 2020. The Committed to Good Support project will develop practical resources that: • Make it easier for community groups’ immediate response to Covid • Make it easier for older people to get the support they need in this crisis stage and as long as this continues • Put community groups in a stronger place for the next stage of responding to Covid-19 and being part of how communities in Scotland work in the future.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Community, Coronavirus, Equalities, Mental Health, Older People, Participation
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Angus Transport Connections Active
Started 2020. Angus Transport Connections is a short project exploring transport problems in Brechin, Edzell, Kirriemuir and the surrounding area. The aim is for the community to work together to improve access to local transport. The project will find out more about the problems people have using transport and what they need. It will also ask people about solutions and learn from other communities.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Carers, Older People, Participation
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Denny Dementia Cafe Active
Started 2019. Denny Dementia Cafe is a weekly peer support group for people living with dementia and their carers and friends, allowing them to come together, share experiences, laugh and support each other.
Creating Inclusive Communities
Topic:
Carers, Families, Older People
