Y Sort-It Extra

Welcome to the Y Sort-It Extra zone.

This area is still under development. The main hopeful main users for this section will be for partners of Y Sort-It and other organisations.

Check back for updates as this area is expanded.

If you have any questions you wish to ask us simply use the contact menu to find out the various methods to contact us.

Donate to Y Sort-It

If you wish to donate to Y-Sort-It and help us out then you can now do this and its so easy to do.

To Donate please click on the link below and thank you from us all here for your help.

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Y Sort-It News

For the all the best news from Y Sort-It just check out our news section.
Click here to see the news section

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Wrecked and Watsed report available

The official Wrecked and Wasted annual report is now available for download detailing what was achieved etc in 2011/12 period.

Click here for a copy of the report

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New Head Office for West Dunbartonshire Leisure

Please note that West Dunbartonshire Leisure’s Sports Development service has now moved from Balloch Castle to Alexandria Community Centre, Main Street, Alexandria, G83 0NJ.

The Community Centre has been transformed into new offices, which is going to be the Head Office for the newly created West Dunbartonshire Leisure Trust. Sports Development will be based upstairs in the centre alongside other Active Schools and Leisure Services staff. 

Our phone numbers and email addresses will remain the same
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The Calvert Trust

The Calvert Trust provides outdoor and adventure holidays for children and adults with disabilities, their carers and their young carers.
 
The Trust have received funding that allows them to give bursaries to people living in Scotland to have a holiday with them at their centre in Kielder.
 
If you are interested or know someone else who might be please contact Calvert directly 01434 250232 or email enquiries@calvert-kielder.com

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CEDAR (Children Experiencing Domestic Abuse Recovery)

CEDAR (Children Experiencing Domestic Abuse Recovery) is a new 12 week group work programme for Mothers and Children who have experienced domestic abuse and are in recovery. This is currently being piloted within West Dunbartonshire for Mothers and Children aged 4-16 years old by the Violence Against Women Partnership.
CEDAR is a therapeutic voluntary group-work programme which seeks to increase Mother’s understanding of domestic abuse and the impact on their children.

  • Mother/child relationships are strengthened.
  • Mother’s know how to keep children safe and have support.
  • CEDAR also gives children a greater knowledge of safe behaviour and the ability to manage their emotions and actions in response to domestic abuse.

We are currently looking for Mums and Children who are interested in participating in a CEDAR group and would very much appreciate your help. It is important that:

  • Mums and children are interested and have given consent for a referral to be made as CEDAR is a voluntary programme.
  • That mums and children are not at a point of crisis and the perpetrator is no longer living within the family home.
  • Children and young people between 4- 16 years old.

For More information on CEDAR please use one of the following contacts

Kirsty Calderwood (CEDAR Project Co-ordinator)
Tel No:  01389 772216
Email:  kirsty.calderwood@west-dunbarton.gov.uk
Katrina Johnson (CEDAR Project Co-ordinator)
Tel No: 01389 738664
Email:  katrina.cunliffe@west-dunbarton.gov.uk

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Single Outcome Agreement

During the cold month of January, young people from across West Dunbartonshire were busy working with Young Scot in having a say in identifying the priorities facing local young people. Small focus groups were attended by youth from Y sort it, Bonhill , Clydebank High and the local college. The focus groups presented the opportunity for local young people to gather and discuss the issues that are most important to them and their communities. The top priorities under each theme were as follows…..

* Theme - Work and Benefits – Priority; More Jobs 

* Supporting Children and Families ; More Affordable Childcare 

* Safe, Strong and Involved Communities – Affordable Facilities, Things To Do & Feeling Safe

The Results - Happy Reading !!! The feedback from the discussion is now available to download from this site and will influence the West Dunbartonshire’s Single Outcome Agreement which is aimed to explore how the Council will working partners can help to improve the lives of residents in a way that reflects local circumstances and national priorities. For further information contact Gillian@ysortit.com or call 0141 941 3308.

Click here for a copy of SOA study file