Find non profit organisations in Alloa, Scotland. Listings include Arts in Clackmannanshire, Wishing Well, In Care Survivors Service Scotland, Printo Studio - Alloa, Look Aboot Ye Coffee Shop, St Mungo's RC Parent & Toddler Group.
The In Care Survivor Service Scotland supports people who have experienced any form of abuse in a care setting. By "care setting" we mean childrens homes, religious orders, adoption, fostering, residential schools etc. We provide counselling, advocacy
Arts and Crafts Activity in Clackmannanshire, particularly voluntary arts
The In Care Survivor Service Scotland supports people who have experienced any form of abuse in a care setting. By "care setting" we mean childrens homes, religious orders, adoptio...
The Look Aboot Ye Coffee Shop is a social enterprise business that wants to put people before profit. Working for the benefit of the community with a vision and passion to improve ...
The Clackmannanshire Tapestry CTSI led Community Project In 2019, inspired by the Great Tapestry of Scotland, work started on The Clackmannanshire Tapestry and the completed wo...
Making connections, building local contacts and supporting our community.
A growing project in the village of Kincardine providing space for individual and communal growing
Enabling community projects in Clackmannanshire and surrounding areas. Volunteering, events and activities.
Bienvenue à tous ! Cette page est le journal de bord de l'aventure de notre équipage, Les 34 petits chevaux, composé de deux étudiants en informatique, Adèle et Adrien. Pour toute...
Clacks ATH aims to encourage and support the students, staff and parents of Lornshill and Alloa Acade
Apex Scotland’s work is about reducing re-offending, promoting desistance, tackling deprivation and making communities safer. In all that we do, we make best use of our resources t...
This site is for general information about Alloa Park and surrounding areas. To all businesses and charities, advertise away! We want this to be a place of support and community. ...
The Saltire Awards are a goverment initiative that recognises the volunteering done by 12 - 25 year olds in Scotland.