20211121_112844 Mud Kitchen Fundraising By Angela Clark Photos by Lindsay Allan A young boy who never wants to experience going hungry decided to use his creative skills to build mud kitchens to raise funds for the local food bank, Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels. Daniel Allan, 12, came up with the idea after visiting the Clydesider Editor • Fundraising
Nurturing Young Talent Words by Jenny Watson Photos Courtesy of Clifftop Projects There’s no shortage of creative talent in West Dunbartonshire - it just doesn't get the chance to shine too often. In 2021 local creative social enterprise Clifftop Projects decided to change this with their Nurturing Talent programme. Funded Clydesider Editor • Creative
yoga 03 Fitness for Mind & Body by Angela Clark Photos by Caroline Finn The right kind of exercise can improve your mental health, as well as your physical wellbeing. When asked to try out a Yoga class for this feature on inner change I didn’t quite know what to expect. I discovered there are many Clydesider Editor • Health & Wellness
https://clydesider.org/2022/03/22/men-do-matter/ Men Do Matter Words by Jenny Watson & Photos by Chris McCaugheyOn a quiet, nondescript lane there is a plain, unexceptional door. What is behind the door, however, is a sanctuary, solace and supporting community for men. In 2019 three men came together in the Chest, Heart & Stroke unit to provide help Clydesider • Health & Wellness
https://clydesider.org/2022/03/22/stepping-stones-distress-service/ Stepping Stones Distress Service Sponsored Editorial This is a new pilot service based in Clydebank. It is for anyone aged 16 years or over who lives in West Dunbartonshire and who maybe experiencing distress but do not require medical assistance or specialist support. The new pilot started on March 21 and runs for five Clydesider • Issue 19
https://clydesider.org/2022/03/22/home-energy-scotland/ Home Energy Scotland Sponsored Editorial Worried About Your Energy Bills? Home Energy Scotland Can Help In February, Ofgem announced an increase to the energy price cap meaning that many Scottish households will see increases in energy bills from 1 April 2022. While you might find this news worrying, we want to assure you Clydesider • Issue 19
