A new 6 week block of Green Routes to Wellbeing started last week clearing gorse and broom from the summit. Join us tomorrow at 10am for unlimited tea, coffee and chocolate biscuits while making St Magdalene’s Hill better for people and wildlife.
Our woodland activity sessions are for people with early-stage dementia who are able to attend safely on their own or accompanied by someone to support them who want to take part in an innovative, exciting and fun ranger-led woodland activities.
During the 10 week programme, our small group and have the opportunity to try many different activities including:
At the end of each session we create a new page in our memory book, have a look below at what we did in week 3!
Our woodland sessions would not be possible without assistance from our dedicated volunteers.
Our current programme ends on the 14th June 2018. This has been a great success and we are likely to repeat the in the future.
If you are interested in coming along, or volunteering at our remaining, or future sessions please contact us.
When you tweet… please tag! #volunteersweek #PKCGreenVolunteers
Green Routes to Wellbeing are a group we support in the Crieff area carrying out varying different tasks and activities. Have a look at there blog to see what they have been up to.
Green Routes to Wellbeing Blog
It’s been six months since the First Greenroots to wellbeing group met for the first time in Perth. Based at St Magdalene’s Hill, the group have been busy helping the Rangers with tasks such as maintaining the footpath network, planting Trees and even replacing a broken stile at Hilltown Woods.
The group works with partner organisation’s such as the NHS and welcomes participants from a range of backgrounds. Participants are encouraged learn new skills and socialise with other group member’s over the groups many tea stops!
Over the winter we will be working towards our John Muir award.
Check out the latest Green Routes to Wellbeing blog to read about what they have been up to in MacRosty Park this week…
Paths for All have launched a new online map that plots the details of the free walks taking place in every local authority in Scotland each week. Health Walks are low–level, safe, and social, they are aimed at people looking to get more active and are a great way of seeing our beautiful county and brilliant greenspaces!
Check out the map using the link below… http://www.pathsforall.org.uk/healthwalkfinder
Please see the link below for a brilliant article that I found in the Guardian last weekend about the Natural Health Service. The article focuses on groups in England. Did you know we have similar projects, led by our Greenspace Rangers, in our parks and open spaces? For more information on how you can get involved please contact us
