Tag: Pilton Community Health Project

SCOTLAND’S OLDEST COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT THREATENED WITH CLOSURE AFTER DRASTIC FUNDING CUTS

Young people’s mental health services among those facing the axe Continue reading SCOTLAND’S OLDEST COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECT THREATENED WITH CLOSURE AFTER DRASTIC FUNDING CUTS

North Edinburgh Fights Back … Part One

COMMUNITY MEETING TO DISCUSS CUTS

Following a number of emails and telephone conversations over the last 48 hours I can confirm that a community meeting has now been organised to discuss a community response to the Health and Social Care Grants recommendations. Continue reading North Edinburgh Fights Back … Part One

Wild Places and Open Spaces

Here’s an exciting new way we are encouraging people from North Edinburgh to get outdoors and connect more with the place they call home.

Our ‘Wild Places and Open Spaces’ booklet is a helpful and attractive new resource highlighting some of the lovely outdoor spaces there are in the area.

On Tuesday (11th Dec) at 11am the booklet will be officially launched with the first of 10 ‘Storytelling Walks’. We have two P5 classes coming along to hear the story of the Giants Causeway as they walk around a local park. There will also be festive snacks and hot chocolate.

This event will begin at Finn MacCool’s Footprint- a sculpture on West Pilton Park.

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Joining together for St Andrew’s Day meal (but not on St Andrews’ Day!)

You’re warmly invited to a St Andrew’s Day Meal at Pilton Community Health Project! Come and listen to traditional music while you enjoy some hot food with your neighbours. Continue reading Joining together for St Andrew’s Day meal (but not on St Andrews’ Day!)

Storytelling course for women at Pilton Community Health Project

Women Supporting Women is running a free, 6-week Storytelling and Creative Writing course at Pilton Community Health Project. The course will run on Fridays from 10:30 – 12 noon from Friday 26 October to Friday 30 November. Continue reading Storytelling course for women at Pilton Community Health Project