Author: Darren Murray
Employability
Parklea Branching Out is working alongside partners to support young people with additional support needs in Inverclyde and the surrounding areas in to employment, volunteering and further education. This is […]
Literacy and Numeracy
Participants are offered the opportunity to help improve their literacy and numeracy through weekly literacy sessions held at PBO. These sessions are delivered in partnership with Inveclyde Community Learning and […]
Digital Inclusion
Funded through BBC Children in Need, the Digital Inclusion sessions are a collaborative project between Parklea Branching Out and Access Technology Scotland. Sessions focus on improving the digital skills of […]
Future Plans
Since our establishment, we have consistently adapted our services ensuring that they meet and exceed our Clients aspirations. We are adept at recognising people’s needs and working together to achieve […]
Growing Places
It is an exciting time at Parklea Branching Out. We would like to take this opportunity to share some wonderful developments currently taking place. Through funding from the CCAF we […]
CCAF – Community Climate Asset Fund
Inverclyde group supported by Community Climate Asset Fund Contributing to a green and just recovery from COVID-19 Parklea Branching Out have secured a share of funding made available through the […]
COVID-19 Update
Update 14.01.21 – While Parklea Branching Out remains in operation, there of course has been changes to how we are currently delivering our service. In light of the new government […]
Community Options
What is Community Options? Community Options is a new programme for young people (up to 25 years old) currently being offered at parklea Branching Out and at venues within your […]
Life Skills
At Parklea Branching Out we improve peoples health and wellbeing. We do this by encouraging; Independence We support our service users to be active and promote independent travel through our […]
Growing Together
At PBO we provide a safe and supported setting to develop skills and improve life chances. In recognising both the social and therapeutic value of an inclusive horticultural environment, our […]