Saturday Winter Dance: Tickets Still Available

Posted on November 10, 2017

Tickets are still available for Wellbeing Scotland’s fundraising Winter Dance: Dance Through the Decades on Saturday 11^th November from 7:30pm at the Leapark Hotel, Bo’ness Road, Grangemouth, FK3 9BX.

The price for tickets, including buffet, will be £10 on the door and £11.21 when booked online.

The dance will also feature a raffle and prizes, along with music from Bridge and DJ Steve Courtney.

For further information, or to book your place, please visit the Wellbeing Scotland Eventbrite page.

KSC Senior Support Workers Vacancies

Kingdom Support and Care (KSC) are currently recruiting for 2 Senior Support Workers. The position is 39 hours per week at a salary of £21,794 (plus a payment of £70 per sleepover shift), based in Falkirk. The Deadline for applications is 12pm on Friday 17th August.

FVMSN Volunteer and Casework Coordinator Sessional Worker Vacancy

Forth Valley Migrant Support Network (FVMSN) are currently recruiting for a Volunteer and Casework Coordinator Sessional Worker. The role involves contributing to the work and development of the organisation by providing advice, information, support, practical assistance, and representation to migrant workers during the transition period out of the European Union. The deadline for applications is 5pm on Tuesday 24th July.

Eat the Street Volunteers

Forth Environment Link (FEL) are holding an “Eat the Street” event at their community hub, 199A – 203 High Street, Falkirk, FK1 1DU, on Saturday 4th August, 11am – 4pm, and looking for volunteers to get involved. The event theme focuses on nature and the environment. FEL are particularly looking for volunteers to assist on the day, and to get involved beforehand as part of the Common Thread project.

Community Grants Scheme: Third Round Open

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