Author: alan
Eid al-adha Event
The event was to celebrate Eid al-adha, Feast of the sacrifice. The Arabic for sacrifice means “to be close to someone / something and / or” to offer” suggesting that […]
Draw Visit
Draw is a not for profit arts organisation based in Drumchapel Glasgow. Like Parklea they work with a number of care and education providers such as Schools, Housing Associations, Local […]
Paisley’s Disability Resource Centre’s Open Day
On May 19th, a group from Parklea Branching Out visited Paisley’s Disability Resource Centre’s open day. Eleven of Parklea’s Service Users took part in the visit. The visit gave the […]
Seagull Trust Barge Trip 2017
For the third year in a row, Parklea Branching Out has enjoyed attending the Seagull Trust Barge Trips in Kirkintilloch. Throughout April 2017 we have had four separate groups travel […]
Partners and Funders
PAGE UNDER DEVELOPMENT Funders Partners Inverclyde HSCP The organisation works in partnership with Inverclyde HSCP to provide services and support for adults and young people with learning and physical disabilities. […]
Arts, Crafts and Media
Active Options Programme Beginning in 2013, the Active Options Programme was initially created by funding from Inverclyde CHCP. Access for Beginners to Computing project These seasonal workshops are delivered weekly […]
Peer Support
The Peer Support Mentoring Network was set up to give the service users a ”real” voice within Parklea and its future. Regular meetings and events are organised to facilitate discussion, […]
Health and Wellbeing
Tai Chi Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial arts practiced for self defense as well as rehabilitation, relaxation, stress is the opposite of Aerobics. It requires us to slow down […]
Grow and Learn
Horticulture involves the knowledge and ability to grow fruits, flowers, plants, and vegetables. Having a certificate of competence to show potential employers or colleges gives the people more credibility. Horticulture […]