Local Projects

Locate projects under themes listed below or listed alphabetically in left hand menu. Click on links to go direct to individual project page.

Community Safety

Aberdeen Street Mediation: (Consiliation and Advisory Service)

Cromdale Road Pods: Port Glasgow (Community Cohesion)

Risk Factory: Edinburgh (Personal safety in the environment)

Violence is Preventable: Dundee. (Mediation Service)

Community/Volunteering

Bonnets and Baseball Caps: Stewarton, Ayrshire (Community Cohesion)

Club H2O: Oban, Argyll (Frail elderly, young-old and school pupils)

Connecting Generations (Playbusters): Glasgow East End (Community Cohesion)

Cumnock and Doon Valley Credit Union: Ayrshire (Community and financial inclusion)

Doors Open: Greater Pollok, Glasgow (Integrating asylum-seekers)

En-R-G: Encouraging Relations across Generations, N. Ayrshire (Community broadcasting)

Football Reminiscence: Edinburgh-based national project (Alzheimer Society)

Gardening Project: Ayr (Community cohesion)

Gen-Up: Befriending Project (Frail elderly and school pupils)

Happy2Help: Blairgowrie (Community and Volunteering)

Hug (Help Unite Generations): S.Ayrshire (Sheltered housing integration)

Intergenerational North Lanarkshire Projects: (Community and Volunteering)

N. Edinburgh Intergenerational Project: (Conflict Resolution)

Powis Gardeners: Aberdeen (Community Cohesion)

Schools Volunteer Programme: RSVP Edinburgh (Community volunteering)

WOOPI: (Wider Opportunities for Older People in Inverclyde)

YOBS (Youths on Bikes Scheme): Drongan, E-Ayrshire (Community Cohesion)

xl Club (Prince's Trust) Kilmarnock: (Sheltered housing integration)

Enterprise/Employment

Cities in Balance: Edinburgh City (Promoting the senior economy)

Helm's Herbaceous: Dundee (Enterprise project)

‘Not-So-Secret Garden': Stornoway, Isle of Lewis (Sharing skills)

Past, Present and Future: Inverclyde (Heritage and skills)

Family/Personal Development

Carrickvale Family Projects: Saughton Mains, Edinburgh (Communication)

'Doo the right thing': Maybole (Integration and local tradition)

Foxbar Angling: Paisley (Integration and sport)

Home-Start: Orkney (Parenting)

Kinship Care Project: Dundee (Emotional support)

Tourette Scotland, Bridge Project: Scotland-wide (Emotional support)

Tullibody Garden Project: Clackmannanshire (Action for Children)

Young Carers: Dundee (Emotional support)

Health & Wellbeing

Billie's Playpark: Aberdeen City (Promoting exercise)

Clark Community Choir: Musselburgh, Edinburgh (Promoting wellbeing)

Community Project: Denny, Bonnybridge, Banknock Community Project

Cooking Bus: Pilmeny Project, Leith (Food)

Falls Prevention: Islay (Health and Wellbeing)

Fitness Challenge: Playbusters East End (Health and fitness)

Fruity Express: Knightswood, Glasgow (Healthy eating)

Food Project: James Hamilton, Kilmarnock (Nutrition and Community Learning)

Intergenerational Kitchen: East Lothian (Nutrition)

Just Say No: James Hamilton, Kilmarnock (Drugs, alcohol and smoking)

SCOPe Project: Glasgow Wide (Befriending)

Learning & Teaching

ab-IT: Auchencairn and Bishopbriggs IT Project: (Computer Training)

Common Ground: Dunoon (Digital Photography and the environment)

Computer Buddies: North Ayrshire Libraries (Computer Teaching and Volunteering)

Forward IT Project: Dundee (Making use of Information Technology)

Free To Be Your Age: Westerhailes, Edinburgh (Anti-ageism website)

Generational Arts: Howden and district, West Lothian (Creative Arts)

Glasgow stories and the arts: East End (Creative Arts)

In My Day: North Glasgow (Dance)

Kingsland History project: Peebles (Reminiscence and history)

Lasting Legacy: Kibble Centre, Paisley. (Archival and oral history research)

Libertus - Connecting Generations: Edinburgh (Festival Drama/Arts - shared learning)

Living Memory Project: Edinburgh (Reminiscence and Drama - shared learning)

Oor Torry Arts Project: Aberdeen (Cultural heritage  and the arts)

Peace In Our Time: Glasgow and Coatbridge (Dance)

Saltire Sky: Edinburgh (Performing arts)

Seaton History Group: Aberdeen (Cultural heritage and art)

Sparr: Govan, Glasgow (Heritage/drama and the community)

TAG at Dalbeattie: (Drama and stagecraft)

Taigh Chearsabhag: Portmaddy (Heritage and the Arts - shared learning)

Technology Project: James Hamilton, Kilmarnock (Information & Communication Technology)

Tynecastle High School IG EventEdinburgh (Promoting benefit of IG activities)

Weaving Yarns: Calton, Glasgow (Heritage and community - shared learning)

Wii project, Big Result: Dundee (Entertainment technology)

Regeneration

Enviro-mentors: Kinghorn, Fife (Environmental work/mentoring)

Persevere: Leith, Edinburgh (Community regeneration)

If you are a network member download the online Web Project Form (in Word) and save. Fill in the details and return as an attachment to Pat Scrutton, together with two or three good photographs (Jpegs) that capture the essence of your project.