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Soups and starters, mains, sides and sauces, baking and sweet treats are all on the menu in the book that was the idea of Mairi Fleck who is the Learning & Development Coordinator at North Argyll Carers Centre in Oban’s Albany Street.
Argyll and Bute Council has put out an appeal for people interested in finding out more to get in touch with a view to applying to become a foster carer.
Young and adult carers got inspired by the Making Carers Visible theme for Carers Week 2020 and sent in entries to an online contest organised by North Argyll Carers Centre in Albany Street
According to latest national figures, an estimated 392,000 people in Scotland have taken on the role of carers without pay during the virus crisis.
When news reached Crossroads North Argyll back on the mainland that a predator had killed hens belonging to 80-year-old islander May MacKinnon, the charity decided to help.
Teresa Russell was puzzled then disappointed when she discovered the brass bell she used to Clap For Carers had disappeared from her Nant Drive doorstep.
Oban Rotary Club handed over £4,000 to Judith Hawcroft, manager of the North Argyll Carers Centre this week.
The Scottish Government has revealed plans to invest £19.2million to provide more support to Scottish carers during the COVID-19 crisis.
The ‘companion card’ can be topped up by up to £100 and given to a trusted person or carer to enable them to make purchases on behalf of the individual.
If you and your neighbours, street and community will be on the doorstep, in gardens or at your windows joining each other in a big round of applause and loud cheers for our NHS and care workers, then we would love to hear from you – and send us your photographs and videos.
