A community food bank has been launched in Tarbert to provide essentials for those in need. Based in the bus waiting area on Pier Road (next to the Essence of Harris shop) it will be stocked with a variety of long-life food produce and toiletries. Those who wish to use it will be able to […]
The Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults Year 5 Fund closes on Friday 31st October 2025. The overarching aim of the Fund is to promote and develop good mental health and wellbeing whilemitigating the impact of distress and mental ill health within the adult population (aged 16 or over) with aparticular focus on
Sir E Scott school on the Isle of Harris takes a creative, community-driven approach to YPI, showing how fundraising can be a powerful addition to the programme. For the past three years, pupils have organised a coffee morning in partnership with a local hotel, transforming an unused daytime space into a hub of conversation and
Incorporating fundraising into YPI through a community coffee morning. Read More »
The Volunteer Centre Western Isles is committed to delivering a high quality, accessible service to our members and others who seek our support. As part of this commitment, we have a complaints procedure to allow those using our services to make suggestions for improvement. We are keen to hear from anyone who believes we have
The Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults Year 4 Fund closes on Friday 6th December. The overarching aim of the Fund is to promote and develop good mental health and wellbeing while mitigating the impact of distress and mental ill health within the adult population (aged 16 or over) with a particular focus
Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund – 3 weeks to go! Read More »
The Scottish Women’s Budget Group are currently running a survey to understand the views of those working in Adult Social Care in Scotland on the sector’s pay and conditions. We are particularly interested to hear from those who work directly with users of adult social care. We will use the results to advocate for change
You choose how the Co-op spend their money in our community Every time members choose to shop at the Co-op they support local communities. The Co-op share chunks of their profits with local communities through community partnerships and the Local Community Fund, a fund which has donated over £108m to 40,000 causes since it began
