Showcase event shines a spotlight on Ecas services
Activity group members display their talents and achievements After a fantastic year of fun, funding grants, and befriending, the Ecas…
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Ecas launches a new service for disabled young adults
Individuals and organisations are encouraged to get in touch with ideas and referrals At a showcase event before our AGM…
Art and Craft Exhibition and Sale
After a busy year of creativity and fun, our Art and Craft groups are ready to welcome visitors to our…
Visiting author offers inspiration
By Reading and Creative Writing group leader John Mackay One of the most pressing concerns for any writer is the…
Our annual report looks back at a busy year
Hot off the presses is our 2018-19 Annual Report. It’s full of our lively clients sharing their experiences with Ecas activities, befriending services, and grants over the past year. And it’s been a busy year.
A story of art, community and friendship
How can art and disability help empower and engage people with a physical disability? In this short and inspiring blog, Ecas art leader Graham Young shares the tale of a day out to The Kelpies in Falkirk to answer just that.
Learning at Work Week 2019
As Learning at Work Week 2019 kicks-off we’re celebrating all things learning in the charity sector by sitting down with…
The Gathering 2019
Celebrating 15 years of charity work in Scotland It feels like only yesterday that we were at the SECC for…
Jennifer’s story
When Jennifer Learmonth became a volunteer befriender, she wanted to work with people as an alternative to her day job in sales.
David’s story
We’re always inspired when we see our clients gaining confidence and getting involved. But we’re even more inspired when they go on to encourage someone else in turn.
Rocco’s story
‘Without the P-Pod, he would have to sit in his wheelchair until bedtime or go straight to bed after he got back from school, and lie on the floor on a mat over the weekend. Your funding has changed his life’.
Neil’s story
It’s one thing volunteering in a swimming class for physically disabled adults but it’s quite another being the group leader and that is exactly what happened when Neil Russell came along to the Ecas swimming group in 2011.