Feb 2023 newsletter
Our latest publication has news of our success at the Grampian Volunteer Transport Awards. Plus, shopping bus info, a classic recipe, puzzles and more. There are two things to download and read this month – the newsletter itself here, and the insert mentioned in...
December 2022 newsletter
If you love daft jokes you’ll find a few in the Christmas newsletter, courtesy of Laurencekirk primary school pupils! We’ve also got a couple of home baking recipes, a festive puzzle, a look back at what has been one of our most important years and more....
September 22 newsletter
Our early autumn newsletter comes in two parts – the regular booklet, with puzzles, articles, photos and a quiz on retro sweeties (how many do you remember?), and an insert with a project update. You can read the online version here, with the insert here. Enjoy!...
June 22 newsletter
Our latest newsletter contains details of how you can get involved with a new arts project. Also, there’s a introduction to our new staff members, an easy oven baked chicken recipe and more. A physical booklet been sent to over 400 clients and volunteers! If...
Christmas 21 newsletter – a fond farwell to Bernie
The festive edition of our 2021 newsletter includes puzzles, a scrumptious take on an old pudding favourite and a Christmas poem. We’re also bidding farewell to member of staff Bernie Dawks, who is heading for some camper van adventures! Click here to download....Facebook Feed
WE could use a bit of cheer in this difficult time, so lets celebrate on Thursday VICTORY in EUROPE DAY ( VE Day). FREE EVENT donations if possible for Stonehaven British Legion.
We had a pleasant morning at our Brew and Blether catchup in Stonehaven. Lots of chat, and spent time doing some planting…getting our fingers into some soil! Join us for a friendly meeting, make new friends, catchup with old friends or just to enjoy the blether.
It's something we don't like to talk about, but something we will all have to face. NHS Grampian are sharing information and resources this week, look on their Facebook page for more information.#DemystifyDeath week (5 - 11 May) encourages people to think about planning ahead for future ill health and dying. Find out more at www.goodlifedeathgrief.org.uk/plan-illness
As part of our Wellbeing in Nature project, Health of the Sublime, lead artist Carrie Fertig has been working with groups to create maps of wellbeing. This week she joined the Portlethen Sunshine Club, who spent an enjoyable afternoon stitching a word of their choice, to add to the map. We're looking forward to seeing the finished maps! ![]()
The project is funded by Creative Scotland .
Contact 01561 378130 to talk about this programme if you want to hear more information or just need to speak to someone about this concern.