Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund
A summary booklet of all grant awardees from the Scottish Government's Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund administered by VASA. Year 4 AWARDEES
Chatty Spaces Grant
From an overall fund of £331,942.13 from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Funding for Adults, 11.5% was allocated to successful applicants for the ‘Chatty Spaces’ fund which allows local organisations to deliver a regular social space in their community, bringing people together to socialise and ultimately reduce isolation and loneliness. Grants for this fund were up to £5K. 12 local, grassroots organisations were successful in securing just over £38K of funding to deliver on this particular initiative.
Annbank Over 60's
Annbank Over 60’s aim to tackle isolation in the older population, within their local area. They meet up two afternoons per week on a Monday and a Thursday in Mossblown Community Centre.
This facility allows older members of the local villages to come together and engage with one another in a secure, warm and friendly environment while enjoying a host of activities.
The purpose of the group is to enhance the mental health and well-being of their members, by engaging in a variety of activities such as carpet bowls, curling, dominoes, card games and more.
The organisation also provides entertainment for special occasions like Burns Night, Valentine’s Day, Easter, Halloween, St Andrew’s day and Christmas.
By celebrating these special days together, it assures that the Over 60’s in the community, know they have somewhere and someone to celebrate with if they should want company, instead of feeling excluded and isolated at home.
Contact Details
Christine O’Hara
Annbank Parish Church
Annbank community garden and cosy space runs on a Tuesday morning 10:00 am - 12:00 noon. The garden is situated at the back of Annbank Parish Church. We offer teas, coffees, biscuits, cake and even some home baking from time to time, at every meeting.
Attendees can enjoy time in the garden helping others or can just have a chat while enjoying a cup of tea.
This year’s funding allows Annbank Community Garden and Cosy Space to continue to expand on the garden project that was set up from funding in previous years.
We are building up our range of tools and equipment that is both essential and required to be able to work the garden. These tools are also adaptable to people that are not so able bodied but who are willing to help.
We are already seeing most of the people involved with the project sharing a passion of what they are helping to create and they also share a vision of what the project potentially will look like. Our hope for the future is to have space where people can come and sit, do a bit of gardening if they would like to or just come for the company but to most of all to enjoy the space we are continuing to create.
Contact Details
Irene McCallum
Ayr & Prestwick Men’s Shed
The Shed is providing a place where Men, from across the community, can come along and sit and socialise or even take part in a variety of crafts or DIY.
This is to tackle isolation and hopefully create lasting friendships of those taking part. We have a saying “The kettle is always on”, and believe us, it always is!
Check out our excellent Facebook page (Ayr & Prestwick Men’s Shed) to see what we have been up to recently.
Come along to our “Shed” at 1a Taylor Street, Ayr, KA8 8AU (Behind Pieroni’s Fish Shop) and see for yourself what we have to offer and you will be made very welcome.
Opening Times are:
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday – 1000hrs to 1400hrs Wednesday Evening – 1800hrs to 2000hrs
With the funding we will be offering a ‘Quiet Space’ to allow the men to sit and have a cuppa away from the hustle and bustle of the shed space. This will give time for connections to grow further and opportunity to chat freely or simply sit and contemplate the world.
Contact Details
Name: Frank Tanner (Chair)
Email: enquiries@ayrprestwickmensshed.org.uk
Facebook: Ayr & Prestwick Men’s Shed
Ayr North Exclusively Women’s Group
Our women's group is a safe, supportive space for women to connect, grow, and heal. We meet every Friday from 11:30am to 2:30pm at Lochside Community Centre, providing a consistent and welcoming environment for women of all backgrounds.
We offer peer support and a listening ear, giving women the chance to share experiences and build lasting friendships. Each week brings something new from creative arts and crafts to inspirational speakers and confidence-boosting activities.
We focus on supporting women dealing with isolation, abuse, addictions, poor mental health, and difficult life challenges. Our aim is to empower every woman who walks through our doors to regain confidence and discover her potential.
With additional Funding we plan to introduce self-defense classes, educational workshops, well-being sessions and powerful talks from women who've overcome adversity. We want to offer training in life skills, and pathways into work or volunteering.
This group is more than a meeting - It’s a movement for change, strength and sisterhood.
Barr Community SCIO
Barr Community SCIO’s Monday Club is run entirely by local volunteers. It runs on a weekly basis on Monday afternoons in Barr Community Hall, providing a consistent, reliable and friendly venue for anyone wishing to attend.
The Club is open to everyone, but is aimed particularly at people who may be feeling lonely, isolated, or suffering from health issues and for whom some good company and mental stimulation would be a positive thing. It's an informal weekly get-together for anyone living in and around Barr where all ages, including families with children, can come together, share food and drinks, play games, partake in arts & crafts, and other activities.
They are providing a cosy, warm space where people can interact with friends, neighbours, and perhaps also people they haven’t met yet. Hot food and drinks are always available, and a range of entertainment in the form of board games, arts & crafts provision and quiet spaces for conversation.
Contact Details
Email: barrscio@gmail.com
Our Chatty Spaces project will enable the Paint n Patter group to continue through 2025, attracting new members, improving confidence, providing opportunities for members to display work in exhibitions.
Crag Community Arts will support the group through provision of a warm, welcoming space and provision of materials.
Group members can enjoy being creative in a safe and peer supported environment. Paint n Patter Thursdays 11am - 3.30pm
If you like to paint, draw and be creative come along to this informal friendly group who will offer support, encouragement and good craic. You are also welcome to just pop in for a cuppa and a chat. Monday evening drop in also from 7-9pm.
Contact Details
Email: info@cragcommunityarts.org
Dailly Community Development Trust
Dailly Community Development Trust supports the running of Dailly Monday Club, an organisation run entirely by volunteers. It runs on a weekly basis on Mondays between 11am - 2pm in Dailly Community Hall.
Everyone is very welcome to attend though it is aimed particularly at people struggling with loneliness, isolation or who are suffering from physical and mental health issues and for whom some company and a lovely lunch would be a positive thing.
Dailly Monday Club is free to attend and lunches include soup, sandwiches prepared by our local village shop, teas, coffees and biscuits.
There are also a range of board games and laptops available to those who attend, free of use.
Contact Details
Email: daillycdt.officer@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/441099854563460/
Flourish - Awareness, Breath & Cold
Flourish - Awareness, Breath & Cold project aims to create a welcoming, safe space for adults in Troon to improve their mental health and wellbeing through breathwork, cold water therapy, and social connection.
By offering regular sessions, the project will help participants reduce stress, manage anxiety, and combat depression. Activities focus on promoting mindfulness, emotional resilience, and positive habits while fostering a supportive community.
Sessions will run fortnightly in Troon. This initiative is particularly aimed at older adults and those experiencing loneliness, offering an effective, preventive approach to mental health through holistic practices.
Each session will incorporate three key elements:
Awareness: Participants will engage in mindfulness and self-awareness practices to ground themselves, helping to manage stress and enhance emotional resilience.
Breathwork: Guided breathwork will promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and improve focus. This is a powerful tool for preventing mental health issues and fostering long-term wellbeing.
Cold Water Therapy: Safe, controlled cold immersion will follow the breathwork. Cold exposure boosts endorphins, improves circulation, and provides mental clarity, offering a holistic approach to mental health support.
Contact Details
Gemma Collins
Phone: 07790031010
Email: flourishabc@outlook.com
Seagate Church
Every Wednesday, our Wellbeing Chatty Space offers a warm, welcoming environment where community members come together for exercise, connection, and nourishment.
We explore different forms of physical activity at the local gym, promoting both mental and physical wellbeing.
A shared lunch, lovingly prepared using food surplus from the Co-op, brings us together around the table.
Attendees can also access a small food pantry generously stocked by our congregation.
Thanks to this vital grant, we’ve been able to grow and sustain this initiative. The impact has been powerful—easing loneliness, improving mental health, and creating a true sense of belonging.
Contact Details
Judy Pitt (Community Worker)
Email: judypitt@seagatechurch.co.uk
Phone: 07876 827 499
St Ninians Church, Prestwick
NEXUS Chatty Group
Welcomes adults on 2nd & 4th Tuesday each month from 11am to 1pm
Come and enjoy a time of friendly chat and good company and take part if you wish in a range of fun, low-key activities to lift Body Mind & Spirit.
A free light lunch and refreshments are also included.
St Ninian’s Church Hall
Maryborough Road
Prestwick KA1 9SD
COME AND GET A WARM WELCOME AT NEXUS!
NEXUS (which means connected) is for adults living in Prestwick who are facing difficulties and anxieties that loneliness and lack of social friendly company often brings.
NEXUS can help and we are happy to have a chat with you if you, or anyone you know, might find our group just the ticket! We would love to meet you and you are more than welcome to come and try us out on an ad hoc basis first if you wish. We are on the bus route with good transport links. We look forward to hearing from you.
Phone: 07947 654332 (work days are Tues/Weds/Fri) Contact Details
Name: Elaine Smith
Email: stniniansprestwicknexus@gmail.com
Symington Friendship Group
With funding from the Community Mental Health and Well-being team and ongoing support from VASA, we continue to offer somewhere for adults within our community and surrounding area to meet up once a week.
Our group meets up on a Wednesday in the village hall, 12.45pm until 2.45pm, where we provide a light lunch followed by various activities such as bingo, quizzes, board games and the occasional guest speaker, or just a natter.
Symington Friendship Group is aimed at our older residents, aged 60 plus, but younger adults and those who care for others are most welcome.
Contact Details
Name: Anne Allan
Vics in the Community
The community corner continues to offer a warm safe space for all each week. They offer a healthy lunch and plenty of warm drinks, and attendees can enjoy a different activity each week from bingo, quizzes, crafts, and even a wee sing song. The community corner welcomes individuals from all age groups and tailors their programme to suit each person's needs.
The community corner has a relaxed friendly atmosphere where people can come and receive support & advice for a range of issues such as health & wellbeing, benefit forms, disability advice, food & utilities.
The Community Corner runs Wednesdays 12pm – 2pm at Dalmilling Church Hall.
Contact Details
Name: Claire
Email: claire@vicsinthecommunity.com or info@vicsinthecommunity.com
Website: www.vicsinthecommunity.com
Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults
SMALL GRANT
Up to £15K
The main fund was split into 3 separate funds which comprised of a Small Grant of up to £15K, a Large Grant of up to £30K and Consortium bids up to £40K.
Organisations could apply for the Chatty Spaces funding previously detailed plus one of the main grants.
The next section details the successful applicants for the Small Grant of which just under £63K was allocated to 7 organisations to deliver a wide variety of projects.
The funding received will allow for the purchase of a structure, and the equipment to kit it out, so it can act as an extension to our Shed area and function as a Quiet Space.
The Shed is providing a place where Men, from across the Community, can come along and sit and socialise or even take part in a variety of Crafts or DIY.
This is to tackle isolation and hopefully create lasting Friendships of those taking part. We have a saying “The kettle is always on”, and believe us, it always is!
Check out our excellent Facebook page (Ayr & Prestwick Men’s Shed) to see what we have been up to recently.
Come along to our “Shed” at 1a Taylor Street, Ayr, KA8 8AU (Behind Pieroni’s Fish Shop) and see for yourself what we have to offer and you will be made very welcome.
Opening Times are:
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday – 1000hrs to 1400hrs
Wednesday Evening – 1800hrs to 2000hrs
Contact Details
Name: Frank Tanner (Chair)
Email: enquiries@ayrprestwickmensshed.org.uk
Facebook: Ayr & Prestwick Men’s Shed
The Give A Dog A Bone Community Space at Ayr Street Troon is open Tuesday to Friday 10.30am to 4pm and Saturdays from 11am to 4pm.
We are a unique and award winning charity, tackling loneliness for older adults through animal companionship.
At our Community Space you can:
· Enjoy a free cuppa and a biscuit
· Engage in conversation with members from the local community, our staff and volunteers
· Enjoy the company of our companionship dogs
· Bring along your own canine companion
· Join in our free Group Dog Walks
· Access our free pet food bank
· Take part in free activities for the over 60s
Contact Details
Name Louise Russell
Telephone 07969 742858
Email hello@giveadogabone.net
https://www.giveadogabone.net/
MindfullyPresent is dedicated to improving mental health and emotional resilience across South Ayrshire by making mindfulness education accessible to all, particularly those experiencing financial hardship.
Mindfulness is an evidence-based practice that empowers people to manage stress, enhance emotional well-being, and improve their quality of life. With regular practice, participants report lasting changes in how they relate to thoughts, emotions, and challenges.
Our 8-week Mindfulness Course provides practical tools and structured guidance, and is associated with well-documented benefits, including:
Reduced stress, anxiety, and symptoms of depression
Improved focus, working memory, and decision-making
Enhanced communication and relationship satisfaction
Strengthened emotional regulation and resilience
Increased immune function and overall well-being
Lower levels of psychological distress
With funding from the Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund (CMHWF) in Years 1 and 2, MindfullyPresent successfully delivered three 8-week courses to local residents. Thanks to further support in Year 4, we are now able to offer an additional course, extending the positive impact to even more individuals in our community.
Contact Details
Ruth Slessor and Laura Craig
Email: mindfullypresentayr@gmail.com
Phone: 07715636628
The Monkton Milers, affectionately known as Milers, are a vibrant and inclusive running group that meets twice weekly to promote fitness and well-being through running activities.
Our mission is to encourage individuals of all abilities to participate, from beginners in our couch to 5k groups to seasoned runners aspiring to marathons and beyond.
Founded with the goal of fostering a supportive and inclusive environment, the Monkton Milers are dedicated to improving not only physical fitness but also the social and mental well-being of our members. Our sessions are designed to encourage connection and communication, helping members to build friendships and support networks.
Looking ahead, we aim to further establish our presence in the community by increasing our visibility and demonstrating our friendly ethos. Our annual 'give back' Santa dash is a highlight, raising awareness and funds for charities that have supported or motivated our members. This event embodies our commitment to giving back and supporting those in need.
The Monkton Milers are more than just a running group; we are a community dedicated to improving the lives of our members through fitness, friendship, and support. We invite everyone to join us in our journey towards a healthier, happier community.
Email: Monktonsmilers@gmail.com
Our objective is to support local residents during the winter season (October to March) by offering a warm space where individuals may stay for any length of time within our operating hours of 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
We provide a complimentary two-course hot meal, along with teas, coffees, and snacks. Additionally, we offer games, occasional quizzes, and ample opportunities for conversation and connection. Our team comprises 21 volunteers who engage with attendees through dining, conversation, and games.
Furthermore, we maintain a small food pantry in collaboration with Coop Muirhead and supplemented by generous donations from our congregation.
This funding will enable us to maintain this exceptional warm space throughout the upcoming winter, providing support for individuals experiencing loneliness and isolation.
Name: Judy Pitt (Community Worker)
Email: judypitt@seagatechurch.org,uk
Phone: 07876827499
Website: Seagate Church Contact Details
Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults LARGE GRANT Up to
£30K
The next section details the successful applicants for the Large Grant of which just over £191K was allocated to 8 organisations to deliver a wide variety of projects. This funding mainly went towards staff costs for the successful applicants.
Ayr Housing Aid Centre SCIO
Ayr Housing Aid Centre SCIO has been serving their local community since 1986.
AHAC provide advice, advocacy and representation on all housing topics including:
· Housing Options, Security of Tenure and Tenancy Rights
· Homelessness, Eviction, Rent Arrears, Harassment and Illegal Eviction, · Mortgages & Secured Loans, Rent and Council Tax benefits, entitlements and grants
· Disrepair, Discrimination
· Anti-Social Behaviour and Relationship Breakdown
AHAC empower people to take control of their situation to positively improve mental health by reducing anxiety, pressure and stress associated with the threat of homelessness and the homeless system.
This 3rd year VASA funding contributes towards a Caseworker working with those in need ensuring they can access housing advice as and when needed, helping relieve pressure and having a positive impact on those in housing need. It is important that anyone who is unsure of their housing rights or wants to check if their Landlord has given the correct notice or paperwork gets in touch asap.
“The sooner you get in touch the sooner we can help.”
Contact Details
Email: info@ayrhousingaidcentre.com
Phone: 01292 288111
Believe Ayrshire CIC
The project aim is to raise awareness of suicide within the community of South Ayrshire empowering individuals to talk and ask the question of suicide.
We plan to deliver at planned events that are organised by ourselves and also attend other partner events with the important message.
We also plan to support individuals with suicidal ideation. We are not a crisis service, but we will support, signpost & help people connect to other services groups that we believe will help them through their journey, increasing positive mindset mental health and wellbeing.
We also support individuals who have been bereaved by suicide through a variety of different support channels.
Our services will be open to anyone 16 plus and will be based in locations within South Ayrshire.
In general we will empower individuals to look after their mental wellness, giving them coping strategies around their own mental wellbeing and encourage to make positive connections with services.
Colmonell Community Association
Stinchar Connections
Stinchar Connections primary purpose is to improve residents’ social inclusion, health and wellbeing by connecting the communities of the Stinchar Valley and surrounding areas with each other, essential services and opportunities, including support with transport.
The steering group have come up with a timetable of buses running on 6 days per week, which are operated by South Ayrshire Community Transport.
This connects the villages of Pinmore, Pinwherry, Barrhill, Colmonell, Ballantrae and Lendalfoot with each other and Girvan.
The next phase of the project includes employment of a Development Officer who will build relationships with the communities, identifying further transport needs and linking the bus service with local activities and events.
This will have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of people using the service, and increase connection opportunities for members.
Judith McCreath, Stinchar Connections Development Officer
Community Wellbeing Hub CIC
Community Wellbeing Hub CIC in Maybole supports residents in the Carrick area with integrative healthcare, wellbeing sessions, community groups, and outreach.
The fourth year of CMHWF funding will allow the Hub to expand on the huge success of the last 3 years, offering blocks of holistic therapy sessions to Carrick residents who are struggling with a
long-term health condition/disability, or stress, anxiety, or depression.
Referrals come from NHS channels, GPs, Community Links workers, Social Work and Mental Health Services, and the outcomes of the previous years have been very well received by the health professionals.
A number of clients who benefitted in years 1 - 3 have gone on to change their lives dramatically. Many now volunteer with The Hub, and a number have now retrained as holistic therapists and set up their own businesses/CICs.
Statistical data collated during the 2024/25 block showed a significant increase in wellbeing, alongside a significant decrease in levels of pain, stress and anxiety. We aim to build on this success and empower many more people to better manage their condition and lead a more fulfilling life.
Contact Details
Name: Anya Rae / Tracy McCrindle
Email: communitywellbeinghubcic@gmail.com
Website: www.ayrshirehealingcentre.com
Facebook: Community Wellbeing Hub CIC
Friends of Dundonald Castle SCIO
Dundonald Castle Visitor Centre, owned and run by the Friends of Dundonald Castle SCIO (SC031541), is a lively, welcoming Community Hub right at the heart of Dundonald.
Open every day, it’s a place where locals and visitors alike come together to connect, relax, and enjoy everything the hub has to offer.
Thanks to new funding, they’re excited to grow their free weekly activities—bringing even more fun, friendship, and support to the village. From the dementia-friendly "Back in Time" café on a Thursday morning, and gentle exercise classes to the Silent Book Clubs, Knit n Natter group, and heritage walks around the castle grounds, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
They’re also reaching out to nearby care homes with new interactive history sessions, and are taking on the village archives to keep local stories and memories alive for generations to come.
Whether you're popping in for a cuppa, joining a group or club, or simply looking for company, the Dundonald Castle Visitor Centre and Community Hub is open daily with a friendly and warm welcome for everyone.
Contact Details
Phone: 01563 851489
Email: info@dundonaldcastle.org.uk
Web: www.dundonaldcastle.org.uk
Girvan Community Garden
The Girvan Community Garden will be delivering a programme of activities to address social isolation and in turn add to better general mental health and wellbeing.
Working in partnership with Girvan Living with Leisure, classes will be delivered in the garden to the over 55's on Monday afternoons from 1 - 3pm.
A Green Gym for volunteers on Tuesdays from 10am - 2pm will continue to operate as well as the offer of a weekend café from 1pm - 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
There will also be 4 community events throughout the year, where generations will have the chance to gather socially and interact in a safe outdoor environment. Funding allows GCG to employ 2 gardening staff to maintain the gardens for all to enjoy.
Contact Details
Email: secretary@girvancommunitygarden.com
Website: https://girvancommunitygarden.com/index.php
Harbour Ayrshire
Harbour Ayrshire continue to work at the core of the South Ayrshire community providing a lifeline to the most marginalised people in the most deprived areas who are affected by drug and alcohol addiction.
The Charity takes a community-based, peer-led approach to recovery from addiction. Founded in 2022, it offers safe, welcoming support groups for both men and women, run by people with lived experience. These groups help individuals not only with addiction and mental health challenges which are interlinked together with homelessness, and bereavement.
The service includes support before and after rehab (called PREHAB and aftercare), ensuring people are not left on their own. There’s also an out-of-hours helpline for those in crisis. Programmes like Empower HER and Men Only Time offer tailored support, helping people build confidence, trust, and resilience in a non-judgemental space.
Funding received through years 2 and 3 helped the Charity to firmly establish its presence across South Ayrshire supporting our volunteer co-ordinator role and this year will support our dedicated Recovery practitioner role in South Ayrshire providing 1:1 support and supporting beneficiaries to group support.
Contact Details
Harbour Ayrshire
Vics in the Community
With the support of this funding, the aim is to build on our existing services and extend targeted mental health and wellbeing support to additional priority groups in Ayr North: Over 50s, and individuals with disabilities or additional support needs. While these groups are a core focus, we are committed to support any resident in need of assistance.
The additional funding will allow us to expand our current groups and introduce new ones tailored to the needs of the priority groups; improve both the physical and mental wellbeing of participants; and provide a safe, inclusive environment that promotes personal growth and resilience.
Our project will offer support, encouragement, and empowerment so that individuals can thrive and work toward becoming the best versions of themselves.
Through this project, we will also:
· Strengthen relationships with local residents and key partners
· Deliver ongoing peer support
· Reduce social isolation and loneliness
· Empower individuals to achieve personal goals
· Support residents living in or at risk of poverty
· Create local volunteering opportunities
· Contribute to suicide prevention initiatives
This holistic, community-based approach will ensure meaningful, longterm impact for some of the most vulnerable individuals in Ayr North.
Contact Details
Name: William Bowler
Email: william@vicsinthecommunity.com
Phone: 07719309977
Website: www.vicsinthecommunity.com
Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults
CONSORTIUM GRANT
For the first time, applications were open for Consortium Bids for up to 40K. A min of 3 organisations had to come together to put forward a collaborative bid to deliver a project focusing on either Mental Health or Dementia.
One successful bid received £40K to deliver The Blue Health, Green Health Hub
Adventure Centre for Education
The Outdoor Partnership
Ayrshire Hospice
The Blue Health Green Health Hub - Expanding Access to NatureBased Wellbeing in Girvan and Beyond
Now entering its next phase, the Blue Health Green Health Hub based at Girvan Harbour continues to grow as a beacon for nature-based wellbeing in South Ayrshire. Building on last year’s success. As part of a consortium bid the project is expanding its reach and deepening its impact through new partnerships with The Outdoor Partnership and Ayrshire Hospice—working collaboratively to offer tailored activity wellbeing programmes days that serves a broader range of community needs across South Ayrshire.
The Girvan hub provides a supportive and inclusive space for individuals to experience the scientifically supported benefits of time spent in natural environments, drawing from Blue Mind theory, Green Health approaches, and seasonal wellbeing models.
Thanks to funding from the Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund. Our consortium bid enabled an expansion of the wellbeing models across other areas of South Ayrshire with new organisations and groups. Through a mix of land and water-based activities such as mindful coastal walks, canoeing, forest bathing, yoga, paddle boarding, we aim to reduce social isolation, improve mental health, and foster a sense of belonging. 34
This year sees a specific focus on supporting those living with lifelimiting illness, those who are bereaved, and individuals facing transitions or challenges in life. Our collaboration with Ayrshire Hospice is enabling the delivery of gentle, therapeutic sessions at the pace of participants, while our link with The Outdoor Partnership supports inclusive access to the outdoors, including those with long-term health conditions and disabilities.
By tailoring experiences to individuals and seasons, the Girvan Hub continues to be a flexible and responsive resource for wellbeing. With a dedicated indoor and outdoor meeting space at the harbour, and growing community engagement, our vision remains simple but powerful: that anyone, regardless of background or circumstance, can access meaningful, nature-connected wellbeing support close to home.
We are delighted to be able to roll out the Blue and Green Health model in partnership with Ayrshire Hospice and The Outdoor Partnership, Ayrshire. This will allow our consortium bid funding to have a wider impact and broader community benefit.
Contact Details
Phone: 01465 710077
Email: info@adventurecentreforeducation.com
https://adventurecarrick.com/adventure-centre/blue-health-hub/