Spring clean your finances on Dosh Day!

Lottery-funded Money Matters is offering a free opportunity to get your finances in order on Dosh Day – 21 March – at North Edinburgh Arts Centre.

Come and talk to representatives from:

Citizens Advice Bureau,Edinburgh.

Castle Rock Edinvar H.A. financial inclusion team.

Specialist Energy Advisor – advice on reducing your gas and electric bills.

North EdinburghCredit Union

LGBT – promote health of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. Also information and advocacy.

Healthy Living – help with stop smoking, healthy eating and drink awareness.

Adult Education – help with reading and writing.

JobCentrePlus – help in finding a job.

Volunteering and work information.

PLUS MANY MORE!!

Money saving ideas and a day of free advice from a range of organisations, plus free giveaways, free prizes, free things to do in Edinburgh, and more.

on Wednesday 21 March 2012, from 10.30am till 3pm,

 at North EdinburghArt Centre, 15A Pennywell Court.

(next to Muirhouse library, walk through Muirhouse Shopping Centre)

Lothian Buses – 27, 32 and 37

Feel good at Pilton Community Health Project

Staff and volunteers at Pilton Community Health Project are looking forward to welcoming you to come in and find out more about what we do on Thursday March 29th from 11am – 2pm. There will be plenty to make you feel good:

–       Cooking demonstrations and a chance to taste recipes from our Its Yummy Mummy cook book

–       Zumba and other fitness class demonstrations

–       Kids activities and competitions

–       Meet the new manager

–       Healthy snack café

And the launch of ‘Source’ our new health information library!  With interactive quiz and prizes. Its all free and staff from all parts of the project will be available to answer questions  and tell you more about what we do. Watch out for more information on our website www.pchp.org.uk and facebook page, or give us a call on 0131 551 1671.’

Anita Aggarwal –  Senior Development Worker (Health Inequalities), Pilton Community Health Project