July 2021 newsletter
Our latest newsletter is out, and features another memoir, along with a recipe, from John Shackleton of Portlethen gardening group. There’s also a painting from one of our volunteers, poetry from Edenholme and some bad puns to hopefully raise a smile (or maybe...
Newsletter issue 5
Our latest newsletter has a wee bit of a Scottish theme, with a Burns-inspired painting, poem and quiz, and a classic shortbread recipe. There’s also a wartime childhood memoir and a vintage sporting photo to put names to. The physical booklet’s been sent...
A festive newsletter!
Our latest newsletter is a celebration of the festive season, with childhood memories, a quick clootie dumpling recipe and 6 pages of Christmas-themed puzzles and activities. We’ve also got some good news about awards and fundraising and an article about a...
Newsletter 3
There’s a distinct autumnal feel to our latest newsletter, which highlights our walking and gardening groups. We’ve also included a smiddy loaf recipe, a mandala to decorate and more. The booklet has been sent out to our clients and volunteers, but to read...
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 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.