Newsletter 2
Our latest edition of the newsletter has been sent out to our clients. It includes donation news, guest articles and a quiz on chocolate! To download a digital copy, please click here.
Launch of the MCHLN newsletter!
We are pleased to announce the launch of our first newsletter! It’s a mix of articles from volunteers and clients, as well as information about ourselves. It comes in two formats – physical and digital. Around 300 physical booklets have been sent to...Facebook Feed
We wanted to say a massive thank you to the Rotary Club of Stonehaven for their generous donation of £250 for our walking football group, Stonehaven Strollers. The group meets every Monday in Stonehaven, and are always keen to welcome new members. Check their Facebook page, or call the office on 01561 378130 for more information ⚽️⚽️
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Join us next week at our Brew & Blether in Laurencekirk with the opportunity to try out the game of Boccia - suitable for all abilities.
Card popped through our door, someone will be in the office tomorrow and next Tuesday or Wednesday to collect.
Creative Scotland published their Environmental Sustainability Review yesterday, Earth day, which features our project with artist Carrie Fertig, Health of the Sublime. ![]()
Carrie says "I am honoured that Health of the Sublime is recognized in Creative Scotland's Environmental Sustainability Review, just published today, Earth Day. Partnered with Mearns and Coastal Healthy Living Network, Health of the Sublime focuses on our lived experience of wellbeing in the natural world through the lens of climate change, offering free tuition in several creative threads to older people in and around Kincardineshire." ![]()
Read it here: bit.ly/3U9w6KS #climatechange #wellbeing #VR #NatureWriting #creativescots