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Care, Openness and Community “A place for people, a centre for all” Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre brings together the communities around Bellshill to enrich the lives of the local people. Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre We believe in Equality, Access, Busby Road Care, Openness and Bellshill Community. North Lanarkshire ML4 2BW A place for people and a centre for all: Tel: 01698 842215 Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre provides Fax: 01698 573259 easy access to a wide range of services www.oncbellshill.org and activities for learning, leisure and self-improvement. We support the facebook.com/onc.bellshill well-being of the people in Bellshill and the surrounding areas in an open, friendly and caring environment. meet the BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sheena Bowman Chairperson Tom Lamont Vice Chairperson Tom McGown Treasurer Mary Mitchell Director Marion Whyte Director Irene MacKinnon Director (Deceased March 2020) Elizabeth DiNardo Director (Joined September 2019) Margaret Yule Company Secretary STAFF MEMBERS Irene Gibson Operations Manager Karen Clark Administrator Robert Piper Development Officer Laur a Boyle Housekeeping / Childcare Worker Agnes Henderson Housekeeping David Doherty Driver Martin Girvan Childcare Coordinator Jillian Faulds Senior Childcare Worker Lisa McGuiness Childcare Worker Michael Clark Catering Manager Ryan Williamson Chef Maureen Gallagher Older Person’s Service Manager Helen Stevenson Older Person’s Service Support Worker Chris Steggles Older Person’s Service Support Worker Mary Murphy Befriending Coordinator (until October 2019) Elaine Hamilton Befriending Assistant Coordinator Tammy Rankine Befriending Admin Assistant Bethany Smith Childcare Worker Reiss Anderson Project Assistant Kirsty Gage Catering Assistant Ryan Braiden Resource Worker 1 14 We believe the services provided by Utheo Ltd contribute significantly to the social economy of our local area. The Board of Directors extend their thanks to all volunteers, It is always difficult looking back over the past years’ highs and lows and service users, community members, groups, partner agencies and funding bodies remembering the challenges that were faced by Utheo during 2019-20. It supporting our work. is even more difficult after the recent turn of events since March 2020 when the world was in turmoil due to the Covid-19 health pandemic. All local Primary & High Schools Age Scotland Alzheimer’s Scotland All Out Transport Each year the work and effort made by staff and volunteers alike is crucial ASDA Plc Befriending Networks to the services we aim to provide. Our staff and volunteers cannot be Bellshill & Mossend YMCA Big Lottery Fund praised highly enough for their time and commitment. It is down to their Bellshill Community Forum Bellshill Masonic Lodge dedication and hard work that our centre holds such an important place in Cllr Colin Cameron Cllr Harry Curran the community. Cllr Jordan Linden Congregation Bellshill Central Parish Board members are volunteers too who support and make decisions which Church & Bellshill West Parish Church Community Food and Health affect the overall running, development and sustainability of the Esure CBRE organisation. We are all lay persons, bringing our own particular skills, General Trustees Church of Scotland Cooperative Funeral Care expertise and experiences. We are seeking other like-minded persons to Generations Working Together Greggs Foundation bring their skills and enthusiasm and join us on the Board as directors or John Clark Funeral Services Holly Tree Foundation advisors to the Board. If you feel you could make a contribution and would Kew Gardens Retirement Housing Jobcentre Plus be interested in getting involved, please speak to any of the Directors or Lanarkshire Community Food and Joseph Potts Funeral Directors Health Lanarkshire Carers Centre the Operations Manager. Margaret Mitchell MSP LESL Business Gateway We still aim to be in a position to purchase the property from the General NHS Lanarkshire Marion Fellows MP Trustees of the Church of Scotland. If we can raise the £30,000 required, it North Lanarkshire Council Move On Glasgow will give us the opportunity to apply for further funding in order to adapt Richard Lyle MSP Need A Hand the premises to more suit our needs and those of the community. Royal Bank of Scotland Police Scotland SCVO Routes To Work It has been my privilege to be a member of the Board since the STV Children's Appeal Sir John Mann Centre organisations inception 26 years ago and also top serve as Chairperson for The Kelvin Partnership Tannochside Information & Advice the past nine years. I am immensely proud of the work undertaken by Trust Housing Centre Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre and sincerely hope we can continue to be University West of Scotland Transport Scotland a major contributor and partner as we seek to address the ongoing needs Voluntary Action North Lanarkshire Virgin Media within our community. William Grant and Sons Warburtons Bakery Sheena Bowman, Chairperson, Utheo Ltd. West End Drive Retirement Housing Wood Group Ltd 13 2 It is again my great pleasure to update you on the organisations progress and achievements over the last financial year via our annual report. As in previous years, this last year has been one full of challenges, hard work, opportunities and developments. Our work has continued to reflect our commitment to sustaining existing services and development opportunities, which continue to make a difference in so many people’s lives. Centre users enjoyed a varied programme of services, activities and events, and whilst it is difficult to highlight the best of what we do, we hope you get a flavour of this in our Annual Report. Thanks to Tammy for her preparation of our report and to all who have contributed to it. As always, without the hard work and commitment of all involved, our Centre would not be the happy busy place it is. Sincere thanks must go to our staff, directors and volunteers whose tremendous determination and compassion touches the most vulnerable people in our community. Together they create a community spirit and friendly atmosphere and their expertise, hard work and support ensures that Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre continues to be a vibrant and comfortable place where people can meet. This year we said goodbye to: Mary Murphy, BeFriend in Bellshill Coordinator since 2012. We wish her well in her retirement and thank her for all she contributed to the development of the project and organisation with such a generous heart. Karen Clark, Bookkeeper/Administrator since 2016. We wish her well in her new role and thank her for all she contributed to this role carrying out her duties in a diligent and professional matter. Reiss Anderson, Bethany Smith and Leanne Devine who were with us in various roles through the Community Jobs Scotland Programme. We continued to host the Bellshill Locality Consortium placing our organisation at the heart of Community Solutions, health and social care investment programme. Part of this work is to administer the Locality Activity Programme funding, which in this year supported 13 local projects. This work keeps us extremely busy. Our thanks also go to our partner organisations, groups, funders, local company’s and elected members for their valued support throughout the year. As always, we look forward to the year ahead and to all that it brings. Generating the funding we require to sustain our work will be our priority in the coming year, this continues to be a big challenge. I offer my thanks to our staff and volunteers and to you for your continued support and encouragement. Without your contributions it would not be possible! Irene Gibson, Operations Manager 3 12 I begin this annual report by giving thanks to Bellshill Academy, Masonic Lodge The Older People’s Service has provision to accommodate 110 service users per week. and William Grant Ltd for financial donations received within the year, with a At present, we have 67 individuals who attend between 2-3 times per week. special mention for Tunnock’s Bakeries and board member Irene Mackinnon, who’s We provide a varied range of activities, i.e. quizzes, bowling, music, bingo etc to direct approach to the Uddingston company secured a donation that will contribute stimulate interaction for people with Dementia and various disabilities who had to the fundraising efforts to buy the Centre’s buildings from the General Trustees become socially isolated in their own home. We link in with a wide range of local Church of Scotland. A constant and dedicated director and volunteer, Irene’s work agencies that refer people to us and self-referrals are welcome too. We also continue has been an inspiration to us all. Not all donations had a monetary value. CBRE Ltd to receive support from the John Mann Centre and Social Work. selected BeFriend Bellshill for their corporate volunteering programme. Office workers donated festive gifts for befriendees and gave up their time to run the We have had our usual parties (Easter, Halloween & St Andrews). We also changed befriendees Christmas party here in our Neighbourhood Centre. The National the venue for the Christmas party which was a great success. We went to Bellshill Lottery Community Fund continued to support our befriending service with match West Parish Church for a change and they were very welcoming. They had decorated funding from Community Solutions Health and Social Care Partnership and a the hall & it looked fantastic! We also asked Rev. Callum Stark & some of his welcome grant from the Corra Foundation, who previously supported the work of parishioners to attend as they had once again provided the gifts for service users. Utheo as Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland. North Lanarkshire Council continue to support the work throughout the Centre. Discretionary grants contributed to our During the summer months, ourselves and the Men’s Club had trips out on the barges core cost. Community Grants paid for a new dishwasher, resources for our Men’s and they had a fabulous time! Fish suppers at lunch, sailing along the canals.
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