CTSI’s #Buythegoodstuff Raffle raises over £10,000 for local groups! Under the current restrictions, many charities and community groups could not hold their usual Christmas fayres
Put your old and unwanted tech to good use! Donate to the Clacks Techshare Scheme and help us to keep people connected! Our Techshare Scheme
Expressions of Interest – The Truacanta Project Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief have recently launched The Truacanta Project. They will be supporting communities across Scotland
Bowmar Area Aspiring Communities Spring Newsletter – Now Available! Read the Bowmar Area Aspiring Communities Spring Newsletter: Bowmar Newsletter This issue aims to show all
Clackmannanshire Citizens Advice Bureau are now participating in the financial health check project. If you are seeking some financial advice, please contact Citizen’s Advice Bureau.
CTSI’s #Buythegoodstuff Raffle raises over £10,000 for local groups! Under the current restrictions, many charities and community groups could not hold their usual Christmas fayres
Put your old and unwanted tech to good use! Donate to the Clacks Techshare Scheme and help us to keep people connected! Our Techshare Scheme
Expressions of Interest – The Truacanta Project Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief have recently launched The Truacanta Project. They will be supporting communities across Scotland
Bowmar Area Aspiring Communities Spring Newsletter – Now Available! Read the Bowmar Area Aspiring Communities Spring Newsletter: Bowmar Newsletter This issue aims to show all
Clackmannanshire Citizens Advice Bureau are now participating in the financial health check project. If you are seeking some financial advice, please contact Citizen’s Advice Bureau.
Read the latest news and updates from Clackmannanshire Third Sector Interface.
CTSI’s #Buythegoodstuff Raffle raises over £10,000 for local groups! Under the current restrictions, many charities and community groups could not hold their usual Christmas fayres
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