‘Health & Wellbeing’ at the heart of Befriending Week

Alice RobertsNews

With one week to go, this year’s Befriending Week focuses on Health and Wellbeing! We’re exploring how our befriending projects impact on this theme. Reducing loneliness and social isolation Befriending Week is a nation-wide event which celebrates the positive impact that befriending has on individuals and communities across Scotland. The event is held each year from 1-7 November and brings …

Launching Music Therapy

Alice RobertsNews

On Friday 4 October we began delivering Music Therapy sessions at Leith Academy. The Music Therapy segment of ours Arts Therapies project, in partnership with Queen Margaret University, was launched under our Positive Transitions Service, which supports children, young people and families across Edinburgh. A safe space After the success of the Art Therapy segment of the project, we were enthused …

5 reasons to become a volunteer

Alice RobertsNews

Why should you volunteer with People Know How? We’ve made a list of our top 5 reasons! Volunteering is beneficial for people of all ages, from all backgrounds and with any interests! From young people who want to enhance their CVs, adults who find they have some spare time on their hands, or retirees looking to use their skills to …

People Know How awarded £50,000 grant

Claudia BaldacchinoNews

We’re excited to announce that our Positive Transitions Service has been awarded a £50,000 grant by Ecclesiastical Insurance as part of the 2019 Movement for Good Awards! You may have read our article from August in which we announced that we were shortlisted to receive a £50,000 grant in Ecclesiastical Insurance’s Movement for Good awards. A month later we’re now …