MSP raises concerns over increase in older people facing financial hardship
New research from Age Scotland has revealed a substantial increase in the number of older people facing financial hardship.
Young people secure £828,000 for charities in their local area
More than 38,500 young people have been empowered to be advocates for their communities, securing £828,000 pounds for charities the length and breadth of the country.
Scottish Conservative leader has praised Sight Scotland Veterans Hawkhead Centre in Paisley
The Scottish Conservative Party leader, Douglas Ross MP MSP, has praised Sight Scotland Veterans for all the outstanding help and support it provides to veterans living with sight loss across
Winter Connections grant fund re-opens to community groups and voluntary organisations
Ahead of launching a new Winter Connections programme, Renfrewshire Council has re-opened its grant funding to support community groups and voluntary organisations to put on activities from October to March.
Local MSPs visit the Renfrewshire Head Injury Service
Quarriers Renfrewshire Head Injury Service (RHIS) was delighted to host George Adam, MSP for Paisley and Tom Arthur, MSP for Renfrewshire South, to highlight the work that the service offers
Kibble staff member shares further education journey during Adult Learners Week
Johnstone woman Kerryanne is celebrating the completion of a master’s degree in child Protection during Adult Learners Week 2023 .
Miller Homes invites applicants in Paisley to apply for its Community Fund initiative
Scottish homebuilder Miller Homes is inviting local causes, charities, and projects across Scotland to apply for its second round of community funding for 2023, which will see £10,000 shared among
Sustainable Communities Fund to offer £1.5million to Renfrewshire community groups
Local communities in Renfrewshire will have the opportunity to apply for a share of £1.5million for innovative, sustainable projects that will enhance where they live.
Staff from ACCORD to take on the The West Highland Way
Six individuals representing the ‘Walking with Grief’ Group at ACCORD will be taking on The West Highland Way to support the organisation.
Recovery community comes together to celebrate individual and group achievements
Hundreds of people were given the chance to celebrate their recovery from drug and alcohol addiction at a special gathering.