"A calming and safe atmosphere"
Finn's Place: Living our lives to the full
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Our project takes its name from a cat called Finn.
Finn was beaten and left for dead but he was also found and rescued. He was given a safe home where, thanks to some love, care and attention, he was healthier and happier. Finn lived the remainder of his life in a place of safety. In his new surroundings he was able to move on from the bad experiences of the past. What works for cats also works for people! A supportive environment enables all of us to grow, make friendships and tackle isolation and stress. |
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Wellbeing at Finn's Place
The aim of Finn's Place is to provide opportunities for local residents to improve and enhance their wellbeing through a weekly programme of activities and occasional community events.
Wellbeing is when we are living our lives to the full, no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in. At Finn's Place we support wellbeing in mind, body and spirit.
We use the New Economics Foundation 'Five ways to wellbeing' as a guide to all that we offer at Finn's Place. Wellbeing is improved when we Connect with other, Keep learning, Be active, Take notice and Give back.
All Finn's Place activities are open to all over the age of 16. For a list of activities please go to our What's On page.
Wellbeing is when we are living our lives to the full, no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in. At Finn's Place we support wellbeing in mind, body and spirit.
We use the New Economics Foundation 'Five ways to wellbeing' as a guide to all that we offer at Finn's Place. Wellbeing is improved when we Connect with other, Keep learning, Be active, Take notice and Give back.
All Finn's Place activities are open to all over the age of 16. For a list of activities please go to our What's On page.
Who Runs Finn's Place?
Finn's Place is a wellbeing project initiated by Langside Church for the people of our local community. Finn's Place is now an independent charity managed by a board of trustees.
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On a daily basis our project is operated by:
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Trustees of Finn's Place:
Finn's Place is a registered Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation - Charity No SCO45350 |
Finn's Place Values
Kindness – the things that people do for one another (both practically and emotionally) in response to moments of perceived need when there is the option to do nothing.
Equality – actions which accept difference but make equal access and acceptance a real experience for those who attend.
Respect – actions which engender dignity and worth to others.
Wellbeing – a rounded approach to life which acknowledges the wide spectrum of experiences and feelings people live with and enabling them to make the best of what life offers.
Community – actions which make people feel they belong and have something to contribute to the world around us.
Connections – a realisation that we are better when we work with others in the community – individuals, organisations, institutions.
Equality – actions which accept difference but make equal access and acceptance a real experience for those who attend.
Respect – actions which engender dignity and worth to others.
Wellbeing – a rounded approach to life which acknowledges the wide spectrum of experiences and feelings people live with and enabling them to make the best of what life offers.
Community – actions which make people feel they belong and have something to contribute to the world around us.
Connections – a realisation that we are better when we work with others in the community – individuals, organisations, institutions.
Privacy Policy
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In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulations Finn's Place has a privacy policy to indicate our collection and use of data.
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Annual Reports From Finn's Place
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Funding
Finn's Place is currently funded by: Langside Parish Church, the Lottery Community Fund, GCVS Health & Wellbeing Fund, Endrick Trust (via TC Young Solicitors) and Local Giving/Magic Little Grants.
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