Jim and James preparing for the Mens group at Stepping Stones Stepping up for Neurodiversity - Sponsored Editorial If you haven’t heard already, we were recently awarded £178,887 from The National Lottery Community Fund to support our work with neurodiverse people who have common mental health challenges. This led to the recruitment of three much-needed additional staff who are now at the final stages of the Clydesider Editor • Issue 30
IMG_1644 Help is At Hand at OKFP - Sponsored Editorial Winter can be a tough time for many families, pensioners and people living alone. The cost of heating a home, paying household bills and what feels like ever-increasing food prices takes it toll whether you’re in work or not – and that’s before you count the cost of Christmas. Clydesider Editor • Issue 30
Knowes Housing - Sponsored Editorial JOIN OUR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL HOUSING IN FAIFLEY Knowes Housing Association Ltd (KHA) is a community based social landlord committed to its mission of providing good quality affordable housing and services which meet the needs and aspirations of the community we serve. The Association owns Clydesider Editor • Issue 30
imageedit_15_6537872638 (1) Sponsored Editorial: Stepping Stones – Our News Funding Success Thanks to recent funding successes we are delighted to offer a range of new services to help people improve their mental health and well-being. A grant from the National Lottery Awards for All programme is funding our relaxation and Tai Chi classes for a year. The classes are Clydesider
staff door pic Sponsored Editorial: Improving Lives Improving Lives are excited to announce that we have launched an independent advice and guidance service for Self Directed Support (SDS). Working together with the SDS team at West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership (WDHSCP), and funded by Support in the Right Direction (SIRD) funding from Inspiring Scotland, Improving Clydesider
OKFP - Sponsored Editorial A New Start Local community charity OKFP celebrated the start of a new chapter as they opened the doors of the Napier Hall to the local community after giving the building a thorough revamp and facelift. Maureen Cummings, founder of OKFP, said: “We closed the door on our Station Road Clydesider Editor • Issue 27
