The Future Skills: Pathways to Employment programme is a 10 week targeted employability initiative, led by Forth Valley College in partnership with Falkirk Council’s Employment and Training Unit (ETU). It is designed to support people in the Grangemouth area to gain the practical skills, qualifications, and confidence required to access emerging employment opportunities linked to Scotland’s net-zero transition and growing green economy.
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FEL Scotland Climate and Energy Gathering 2026
FEL Scotland is hosting the Climate and Energy Gathering 2026 on Tuesday 28 April 2026 to bring together community organisations, businesses, individuals and local authorities working in energy efficiency, sustainable energy and the reduction of carbon emissions. Taking place 9:30am – 3:30pm at The Barracks Conference Centre, Forthside Way, Stirling, FK8 1QZ, the gathering will feature speakers, workshops and breakout sessions, plus opportunities to meet others in the industry, and showcase present and planned energy projects.
Falkirk Writers’ Circle Tryst Seminar 2026: Submissions Open
As part of its annual national writing competition, Falkirk Writers’ Circle will be hosting its FWC Tryst Seminar 2026 on Saturday 16 May 2026 at Polmont Community Hub, Greenpark Drive, Polmont, FK2 0PZ. All entries must be submitted prior to Monday 6 April 2026, with entries only eligible from those attending the Seminar.
Freedom of Mind Dementia-Friendly Singalong Sessions
Freedom of Mind Community Choir has announced dates for its upcoming dementia-friendly drop-in singalong sessions, with the first taking place on Wednesday 1 April, 2:30pm – 4:30pm at Camelon Parish Church Hall, Mansionhouse Road, Camelon, FK1 4LW. Everyone is welcome, and entry is free, with complementary refreshments served halfway through the session.
“Young Adult Men and the Drivers of Health Inequalities” Online Event
A new online event from the Scottish Health Equity Research Unit (SHERU), “Young Adult Men and the Drivers of Health Inequalities”, will explore the factors shaping health outcomes for young men across the UK. Taking place on Thursday 19 March 2026, 3pm – 4pm, the session will examine how socioeconomic conditions, healthcare access, social support, and lifestyle contribute to disparities in physical and mental health.
Living Wage Scotland Launches Survey on Fair Work in Social Care
Living Wage Scotland, part of the Poverty Alliance, is inviting social care employees across Scotland to take part in a new Fair Work in Social Care Survey. The survey is part of Pathways to Progress, a three-year project funded by the Robertson Trust, which aims to improve job quality in social care and strengthen understanding…
Scottish Government Publishes First National Adult Support and Protection Learning Framework
The Scottish Government has published the first national multi‑agency Framework for Adult Support and Protection (ASP) Learning and Development – setting out clear expectations for workforce training and development across Scotland. The Framework aims to ensure that people working with adults at risk of harm have the right knowledge, skills and understanding to recognise, respond to…
“Impactful Parents” Creative Employability Sessions
Impact Arts’ “Impactful Parents” creative employability programme offers tailored support to unemployed and underemployed parents across the area. The programme is designed to help parents who are experiencing barriers to employment build confidence, develop new skills and move towards positive destinations such as further training, education or work. Participants will also receive one-to-one support tailored to…
Help Shape the Future of the Braes Villages and Hallglen
Do you want to help shape how £20m will be invested to improve the future of The Braes Villages and Hallglen? The new Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board is looking for a volunteer Chair to lead the project and play a part in setting long‑term priorities through the Pride in Place programme. The Pride in…
Under The Trees Nature Health Walks
Under The Trees (UTT) is a nature-based charity that connects people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to the natural world. Through inclusive outdoor learning, environmental education, wellbeing sessions, and community engagement, they aim to inspire a lifelong love for nature. The experienced UTT team delivers forest schools, volunteer opportunities, public events, and tailored programmes…
