Building Healthy Communities (Machars): Jills of all Trades in the Community

Thursday, 13 October 2016

Jills of all Trades in the Community

On Saturday, the Jills and a few other helpers went back to Port William School to complete the painting of the children's outside play areas and fencing.

On what was a very cold but dry day, this was successfully completed as can be seen by the photos.

Thanks to Nathalie and Samantha, (Honorary Jills) for their assistance on the day!!
This was a great community project to get involved in and if there are other community groups or individuals who could benefit from the skills of the Jills of all Trades, please contact:
Building Healthy Communities on 01988 501111

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Welcome

Welcome to the Building Healthy Communities Machars Blogpage.

Building Healthy Communities in the Machars is part of a region wide programme and is a partnership of public, community and voluntary organisations that meet and work together in the Machars.

As part of the BHC programme, we work with local people, agencies and community groups to improve community resilience. We establish and deliver a range of health and wellbeing interventions, help people develop new skills, increase their knowledge and encourage and support individuals to become volunteers.

Area Partnership Vision

Machars Area Partnership is a community partnership whose aims are to promote health and wellbeing, providing an impact on health & quality of life.
Through joined up working, BHC intends to improve the health and capacity of all the community it serves.

Taking a community development approach, the partnership will empower volunteers & the wider community to improve their own health & social wellbeing.

Its our community; lets come together and work in partnership to build a safer, happier, healthier environment.

If you wish to contact Building Healthy Communities, please phone on 01671 404267, or email one of the team below:

Thursday, 13 October 2016

Jills of all Trades in the Community

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