Over 50 of Kibble’s Child and Youth Care Workers Qualify as Mentors
Staff at a leading care charity are creating new ways to improve the lives of young people through a peer-to-peer support service.
Dargavel Primary School to enhance outdoor space thanks to donation
Pupils at Dargavel Primary School are set to enjoy new school play equipment thanks to the support of Stewart Milne Homes.
Shopmobility Renfrewshire: charity gets a new name
Paisley based charity Shopmobility Paisley & District have officially announced their new name of Shopmobility Renfrewshire.
Young women leading campaign will take part in 16 Days of Activism against gender based violence
A group of young women who are leading a campaign to tackle peer sexual abuse are taking part in 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence this month.
Bridge of Weir restaurant launches fourth annual charity Christmas toy collection
One of Renfrewshire’s popular bar and restaurants, The Coach House, has launched its annual Christmas toy collection for children and families in need.
Renfrewshire residents encouraged to nominate a charity to receive a festive financial boost
For 12 days in the lead up to Christmas the specialist financial services group is giving £1,000 to ten charities each day – with 120 charities in total benefitting from
Early Years Scotland secures a funding boost from Taylor Wimpey
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland’s staff charities committee has donated £1,000 to Early Years Scotland to support a variety of projects the charity runs from the Tannahill Centre in Paisley.
MSP visits Capability Scotland’s Corseford College
Tom Arthur, SNP MSP for Renfrewshire South visited Capability Scotland’s Corseford College in the Constituency to have a catch up with staff and see how the establishment has developed since
Food donation drive volunteer collectors required in Renfrewshire
Food banks and charities are facing increasing levels of need this winter and Tesco are urging people to give the gift of their time to take part in the UK’s
Blind army nurse Noreen from Paisley conquers the West Highland Way
In 2014, Noreen Smith, from Paisley, lost most of her sight in her right eye. Three years later, despite injections for macular degeneration, her left eye also became severely limited.