Web: www.ebi.scot
Email: hello@ebi.scot
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EBI Unites is a group of volunteer organisations local to Erskine, Bishopton and Inchinnan who care about improving the lives of those who live and work in our part of Renfrewshire. EBI emerged in response to the pandemic to provide help to local people in need. Individuals and groups have worked together in new ways to care for others.
Web: www.erskinearts.co.uk
Email: info@erskinearts.co.uk
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Erskine Arts is a cultural charity providing accessible help and support for people young and old. As well as establishing a new local arts venue to increase activity and community engagement, we are passionate about empowering our town and that people feel included, connected and safe. Through our cultural strategy we offer a wide range of activities to support marginalised groups, those seeking guidance and support with mental health issues, volunteering and pathways into education or the workplace.
Web: www.lamontfarm.org.uk
Email: farm@lamontfarm.plus.com
Social Media: Facebook
Founded in 1977, Lamont Farm Project is a vibrant community and animal welfare project located in Erskine, Renfrewshire. At Lamont Farm, you can meet a wide variety of animals, including ducks, small furries, horses, llamas, pigs, sheep and goats. We also have a reptile room with some special reptiles for you to come and meet! We try our best to rescue and rehome as many animals as we can. If we cannot find a suitable forever home for our furry friends they will continue to live with us therefore there’s always new furries for you to meet. This means we have an ever growing family of new and different animals. We actively promote animal welfare and advise and educate people, where we can, in animal care and husbandry.
Web: www.young.scot
Email: youth@renfrewshire.gov.uk
Social Media: Facebook
Erskine Youth Council are a youth community group for 11-18-year-olds that aims to have young people’s voices heard and increase youth participation and involvement within their local community by planning and facilitating events, trips etc. to provide new opportunities for other young people. As well as focus on campaigning work that focuses on issues that affect young people most eg. environmental, cost of living, social isolation and the right to play.
Erskine Youth Council (EYC) exists to help make sure young people’s voices are heard – what you think is important and what you would like to see happen in Erskine and beyond. It’s also a really welcoming place to make new friends, find out more about what’s going on and learn new things.
