#becauseofCLD January 2019

Award Winning Service Delivery Last October projects led by Communities staff won two golds and a bronze at the COSLA (public services) Excellence Awards. Dundee Decides gave residents of Dundee the opportunity to decide how to spend £1.2 million on community infrastructure projects across Dundee. It was led by the Communities Section of Neighbourhood Services and was a team effort supported by staff in Environment, colleagues in City Development and across the council working in partnerships with the local community. Work is now underway on the winning projects as voted by 11, 472 Dundee Citizens. Find out where the money is being spent at https://www.dundeedecides.org/dundee-decides-results Get Ready for Work – Employability for Refugees is a partnership programme bringing together our Communities ESOL staff (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and City Development’s Employability Team. They are working in partnership with the Refugee Council and the Third Sector to look at employment opportunities and placements for refugees. Family Fresh Air Club supports young families’ use of local greenspaces. Developed by Dundee’s Countryside Rangers and Community Learning and Development, with support from Scottish Natural Heritage’s ‘Simple Pleasures, Easily Found’ campaign, the club organises outings to parks, woods, beaches and gardens, linking nature activities with family learning and health promotion.

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All activities are free unless stated otherwise. All venues are accessible wherever possible. If you have accessibility needs please contact the group before attending to discuss your requirements. Not all of the courses/groups planned for this year made it in to our listings. Follow your local IYN Facebook page for updates! iyndundee.wordpress.com 11 #becauseofCLD Community Café’s

January can be a particularly hard month for many people with the expense of Christmas, higher utility bills and so on. Volunteer led Community Cafes run in Community Centres across Dundee all year and everyone is welcome. Support with a range of issues is also available at most of the cafes – details below. Volunteers from Bowl n Roll, Menzieshill Time Group / Location Provision Mon - 9:30 - Café Ardler @ Ardler Complex Breakfast and lunch menus at Fri 3:30 reasonable prices (e.g. cereal, toast or pancakes all under £1 each, sandwiches £2). MacMillan Ardler Hub times vary – call 436336 or follow for updates. Mon - 10:30- Waterfront View Café Wide range of snacks and lunches Fri 2:30pm @ The Shore, 15 Shore Terrace available at a reasonable price. E.g. £3.60 for soup, a toastie and tea or coffee. Take out options available. Mon 12:00 - Taught by Muhammad Café 3 course lunch, advice and support 2:00pm @ Douglas Community Centre including Citizens Advice Bureau. No charge – donations accepted. Tue 12:00 - Munch Brunch @ Finmill Centre Soup, toasties and hot drinks at 1:30pm reasonable prices (E.g. Soup £1). 12:30 - Taught by Muhammad Café 3 course lunch, advice and support 2:30pm @ Charleston Community Centre including Citizens Advice Bureau. No charge – donations accepted. 12:00 - Old Crows @ Kirkton Community 3 course lunch and a chance to socalise 1:30 Centre for those aged 60+. £2.50 Wed 12:00 - Taught by Muhammad Café 3 course lunch, advice and support. 2:00pm @ Finmill Centre No charge – donations accepted. Wed/ 11:30 - Main Street Café @ Coldside Hot food, soup, toasties, home baking, Thur 1:30pm Parish Church tea, coffee. Keep Well Nurse. Eat what you want pay what you can. Thur 12:00 - Bowl n Roll @Menzieshill Soup and a roll, tea, coffee, biscuits. 1:30pm Community Centre Food donations. £1. 1:00 - Taught by Muhammad Café 3 course lunch. 3:00pm @ Kirkton Community Centre No charge – donations accepted. Fri 11:00 - Lifegate Community Café @ Hot food, soup, toasties, fruit, food 1:30pm Whitfield Church bags, clothes, Dundee North Law.

Whether you are looking for a cheap / free meal, company or advice and support there are drop in services throughout the city every day of the week. Find a full list of drop in services at https://www.faithincommunityscotland.org/faith-in-community-dundee/

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Activities for Children and Young People Contact Mon 5:00–7:00pm Target Football Session @ Menzieshill Jim 432967 Community Centre. Age 14+. 6:30-7:30pm St Mary’s Drop-in @ St Mary’s Community Nicola 307108 Facility. Age 10-13. 6:30–8:00pm Lochee Drop-in @ Lochee Hub. Age 10-18. Gary 436470 6:30–8:30pm Charleston Football Drop-in @ MUGA South Chris 432967 Road. Age 10-13. 7:30-8:30pm St Mary’s Drop-in @St Mary’s Community Nicola 307108 Facility. Age 14-16. 7:30-9:00pm Strathmartine Active Youth @ St Paul’s Mark 307112 Outdoor Pitches. Age 10-18. Tue 3:15-5:30pm Children’s Group @ Charleston Community Elaine 438680 Centre. Age 5-10. 5:45-6:45pm Charleston Drop-in @ Charleston Community Chris 432967 Centre. Age 10–13. 6:30-7:30pm Kirkton Girl’s Group @ Kirkton Community Hellen 436416 Centre. Age 10-13. 6:30-7:30pm Girl’s Group @ St Mary’s Community Facility. Nicola 307108 Age 10-13. 6:30–8:30pm Tuesday Night Drop-in @ Menzieshill Jim 432967 Community Centre. Age 10 - 18. 6:30-8:30pm Ardler Drop In @ Ardler Complex. Age 10–18. Linda 307108 7:00-8.00pm Charleston Drop-in @ Charleston Community Chris 432967 Centre. Age 14-18. 7:30-8:30pm Kirkton Girl’s Group @ Kirkton Community Hellen Centre. Age 14-18. 436416 7:30-8:30pm Boy’s Group @ St Mary’s Community Facility. Nicola Age 10-13. 307108 Wed 3:15-5:30pm Children’s Group @ Menzieshill Community Elaine 438680 Centre. Age 5 - 10. 6:00–8:00pm Lochee Drop-in @ Lochee Hub. Age 10-18. Gary 436470 6:00–8:00pm Girl’s Group @ Menzieshill Community Centre. Jim 432967 Age 10-13. 6:00–8:30pm Target Football Session @ MUGA Pitch South Jim 432967 Road. Age 10-18. 6:15-7:30pm Drop-in @ Kirkton Community Centre. Hellen 436416 Age 10–13. 6:30-8:00pm Ardler Football Drop-in @ Ardler Complex. Linda 307108 Age 10-18. 7:30-8:30pm Drop-in @ Kirkton Community Centre. Hellen 436416 Age 14-18. 7:30-9:00pm Strathmartine Active Youth @ St Paul’s Mark 307112 Outdoor Pitches. Age 10-18.

3 #becauseofCLD Dundee West Activities

Thu 3:15-5:30pm Children’s Group @ Ardler Complex. Age 5-10. Elaine 438680

6:30–8:30pm Thursday Night Drop-in @ Menzieshill Jim 432967 Community Centre. Age 10-18.

Activities for Adults Contact Mon 9:00–12 noon Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Carmel Menzieshill Community Centre. 435803 9:30-10:30am Keep Fit Class @ St Mary’s Community Facility. Susan 832863 11:00-11:45 Family Book Bug @ Menzieshill Library. Catriona Age 0-5 with parents/carers. 436415 11:00-12 noon Exercise to Music @ Lochee Hub. Catrina £1.50 per class. 401449 11:30- St Mary’s Women’s Group @ St Mary’s Susan 832863 12:30pm Community Facility. 1:00–2:00pm Short Health Walk @ Ardler Complex. Susan 832863 1:30 – 2:30pm Messy Play @ Kirkton Community Centre. Carol 436471 Starts 28th Jan. Age 0-5 with parents/carers. Tue 9:30–12 noon Jobshop @Ardler Complex. Kim 435872 9:45-12 noon Family Fresh Air Club. Starts 5th Feb. Carol 436471 Call Carol to book / for info. 10:00- Short Health Walk @ Lochee Hub. Catrina 11:00am 401449 10:30–1:30pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Rachel Charleston Community Centre. 435821 11.00-1.00pm Drop in @Lochee Hub. Elspeth call/text 07852278509 2:00–5:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Rachel Ardler Complex. 435821 Wed 9:45-11:15am Baby and Toddler PEEP @ Lochee Library. Elspeth Call to book. 431836 9:00 – Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Rachel 11:00am Kirkton Community Centre. 435821 10:00 – Terrific Tots @ Kirkton Community Centre. Carol 11:30am Starts 30th Jan. Family group for children 436471 under 12 months. Call to book. 10:00-12:00 Men’s Group @ St Mary’s Community Church. Emma noon 07584889448 10:00-12:00 Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Carmel noon Ardler Complex. 435803 10:00-12:00 Jobshop @ Kirkton Community Centre. Annette noon 432944

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Wed 10:00-1:00pm Recovery Music Group @ Lochee Parish Catrina Church. 401449 11:00-1:00pm Health Information @ Lochee Hub. Catrina 401449 1:00-3:00pm Jobshop @ St Mary’s Community Facility. Kim 435872 2:00-5:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Carmel The Attic, Kirkton. 435821 Thu 9:30-11:30am Recovery Social Group @ Lochee Hub. Catrina 401449 9:30-11:30am Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Carmel Menzieshill Community Centre. 435803 10:00- Falls Prevention Exercise Class Susan 832863 11:00am @ Kirkton Community Centre. 2:00-3:30pm D Cafe @ St Mary’s Community Facility Susan 832863 2nd Thursday of each month. Drop in for those affected by Dementia. Fri 9:30–12 noon Jobshop @ St Menzieshill Community Centre. Annette 432944 9:30–12 noon Jobshop @ Charleston Community Centre. Catriona 436415 9:30–3:00pm Jobshop @ Lochee Community Hub. Elspeth 431836 1:00-3:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Carmel Lochee Hub. 435803

HERA (Harris Education & Recreation Association)

offer a variety of evening classes in Harris Academy and Blackness Library. Visit heradundee.wordpress.com for programme information. For further details call Liz 435827.

Lochee Community Hub Support and Advice Drop-In Service

Monday to Friday from 11am to 1pm. • Money and benefits advice • Employment support • Housing matters • Childcare support • Health and wellbeing

Call 436704, or drop in to 118 High Street.

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Activities for Children and Young People Contact Mon 6:30-8:30pm Hilltown Girl’s Group @ Hilltown Community Sarah Centre. Age 10-18. 07985877783 Tue 6:30-8:30pm Maryfield Young Parent’s Group @ Hilltown Cheryl Community Centre. 07875447588 6:30-8:30pm Boy’s Group @ Hilltown Community Centre. Sarah Closed group, call Sarah. 07985877783 Wed 3:30-5:30pm Primary 6/7 Drop-In @ Hilltown Community Paula 436912 Centre. Age 10-12. 6:30-8:30pm Hilltown Drop-In @ Hilltown Community Sarah Centre. Age 10-18. 07985877783 6:30-8:30pm Girl’s Drop-In @ Hilltown Community Centre. Cheryl Age 12-16. 07875447588 Thu 8:30 - DISC Target Project @ DISC, Mains Loan. Allan 10:00pm Age 10-18. 07933143743 Fri 3:15 - Children’s Group @ MAXwell Centre. Age 5-10. Elaine 438680 5:00pm 7:30 - Friday Night @ The Shore. Drop in Youth Eve 435435 10:00pm Group. Age 14-18. 8:30 - DISC Target Project @ DISC, Mains Loan. Allan 10:00pm Age 10-18. 07933143743

SALA (Stobswell Adult Learning Association)

offer a range of learning and leisure activities in Hilltown Community Centre. For details call 07468104585 or e-mail [email protected]

Guidance

Adult Learning staff offer support and advice to anyone looking for help to return to learning, training or employment call 435808 to make a guidance appointment with your local adult learning worker.

Literacies

Help with reading, writing and numbers. Call 435844 for information on groups available in your local area.

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Activities for Adults Contact Mon 10:30 - Men’s Cooking and Lunch Group Colin 435851/ 1:00pm @ Hilltown Community Centre. Rhea 435824 10:45 Tai Chi @ Coldside Library. £1.50 per class. Alison 831452 -11:45am 11:00 - Short Health Walk @ Baxter Park Centre. Alison 831452 12 noon 1:30–3:30pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Shirley Coldside Library. 435831 5:30-6:30pm Fitness and Toning @ United Free Church, Alison 831452 Caird Ave. £2 per class. Tue 9:30 - Wellbeing Group @ United Free Church, Alison 831452 11:00am Caird Ave. 9.30 - Eat Well Play Well Under 5’s Family Group Colin 435851 11.30am @ Hilltown Community Centre. /07908727199 11:00 - Short Health Walk @ Baxter Park Centre. Alison 831452 12 noon 1:00-3:00pm Jobshop @ Arthurstone Library. Teresa 436920 1:30-4:30pm Help with reading, writing and numbers @ Shirley Arthurstone Library. 435831 5:30-6:30pm Keep Fit @ United Free Church, Caird Ave. Alison 831452 £2 per class. Wed 10:00 - Employability Guidance and Advice for Nidhi 435817 3:00pm Ethnic Minorities @ Central Library. 11:00 - Short Health Walk @ Coldside Parish Church. Alison 831452 12 noon 1:00-3:00pm Crime Scene Investigation @ Arthurstone Teresa 436920 Library. 23rd Jan – 13th Feb. Booking essential. 5:30-6:30pm Body Sculpt @ United Free Church. Alison 831452 £1.50 per class. Thu 9:15- Healthy Lifestyle Group @ United Free Alison 831452 10:00am Church, Caird Ave. 10:15 - Keep Fit @ United Free Church, Caird Ave. Alison 831452 11:15am £1.50 per class. 10:45 - Job Shop @ Mitchell Street Centre. Nidhi 435817 12:15pm 11:30 - Tai Chi @ United Free Church, Caird Ave. Alison 831452 12:15pm 1:30-2:30pm Short Health Walk @ Dudhope Centre. Alison 831452 6:15-7:15pm Yoga @ United Free Church, Caird Ave. Alison 831452 Fri 9:30-12 noon Job Shop @ MAXwell Centre. Colin 435851 10:00 - Line Dancing @ United Free Church, Alison 831452 11:00am Caird Ave. 11:00 - Short Health Walk @ Baxter Park Centre. Alison 831452 12 noon 1:30-2:00pm Chair Aerobics @ Age Concern, 5 Ways. Alison 831452

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Activities for Children and Young People Contact Mon 3:15-5:30pm Children’s Group @ The Crescent. Age 5-10. Elaine 438680 6:30– P7 Douglas Drop-in @ Douglas Community Kelsey 433175 8:30pm Centre. Age P7 pupils. 6:30– Monday Finmill Drop-in @ Finmill Centre. Carrie 436912 8:30pm Age P7 pupils +. Tue 5:30– Children’s Group @ Douglas Community Sharon 436903 6:45pm Centre. Age 7-9. 6:00– The Crescent Drop-in @ The Crescent. Lesley 436395 8:00pm Age P7-S4 pupils. 6:30-7:15pm Dance + Art Group @ Brooksbank Centre. Bruce 436445 Age P1–P7 pupils. 7:00– Boy’s Group @ Douglas Community Centre. Sharon 436903 8:30pm Age 10+. 7:15– Dance + Art Group @ Brooksbank Centre. Bruce 436445 8:30pm Age S1–S6 pupils. Wed 4:15 - Children’s group @ Douglas Community Sharon 436903 5:45pm Centre. Age 5-9. 6:00– Girl’s Group @ Douglas Community Centre. Sharon 436903 7:30pm Age 10–13. 6:00– Ormiston Youth Club @ Ormiston Lounge. Lucy 436959 8:00pm Age P7–S4. 6:30-8:00pm 5-9s Children’s Group @ Finmill. Elaine 438680 7:30– Girl’s Group @ Douglas Community Centre. Sharon 436903 8:30pm Age 14+. Thu 6:30– East Side Youth Chorus Singing Group @ Kelsey 433175 8:00pm Douglas Community Centre. Age 10+. 6:30– Finmill Drop-in @ Finmill Centre. Carrie 436912 8:30pm Age P7-S4 pupils. 6:30 - Douglas Drop-in @ Douglas Community Kelsey 433175 8:30pm Centre. Age S1 pupils +. Fri 6:30 – Ballumbie Sports and Arts Drop-in Carrie 436912 8:30pm @ Ballumbie PS. Age P7 – S4 pupils 7:15– FreeKicks Friday Night Football @ Craigie Sharon 436903 9:15pm 3G Pitch. Age 10+.

BERA (Broughty Ferry Education & Recreation Association)

offer a variety of learning and leisure activities in Grove Academy and Forthill Primary School. Visit www.beradundee.org.uk or e-mail [email protected] Please do not contact the schools.

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Activities for Adults Contact Mon 10:00 – Help with reading, writing and numbers Gill 435821 12 noon @ The Crescent. 1:00–3:00pm Creative Writing Group @ Finmill Centre. Alan 438641 1:00–3:00pm Jobshop @ Douglas Community Centre. Claire 438643 Tue 9:30–11:30am Jobshop @ The Crescent. Caroline 438676 10.00 - Forensic Psychology Open learning Claire 438643 12.00pm Course @ Rowantree P.S. 1:00–3:00pm Root & Branch Community Woodland Alan 438641 Group @ Finmill Centre/Middleton Wood. Wed 9:00–11:30am Help with reading, writing and numbers Anna 435828 @ Finmill Centre. 9:30–12 noon Jobshop @ Finmill Centre. Alan 438641 1:00–3:00pm Song Writing Group @ Finmill Centre. Alan 438641 No previous musical expertise required. 1:00–3:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers Gill 435821 @ Douglas Community Centre. 1:00–3:00pm Health Issues in the Community @ The Christine Crescent. 23rd Jan – 27th Feb. Call to book. 432569 Thu 9:30-11:30am CSI CS Why? CS How (Intro. to Forensics) Teresa 436920 @ Douglas Community Centre. 9:45-11:30am Hotwheels Pram Pushing @ The Crescent. Christine 432569 10:00 - Short Health Walk @ Garden Area, Elaine 438589 11:00am Dawson Park. 1:00–3:00pm Women’s Group @ Rainbow House. Claire 438643 1:00–3:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers Gill 435821 @ Douglas Community Centre. 1:00–3:00pm Mental Wellbeing Group @ The Crescent. Christine 31st Jan – 22nd Mar. Call to book. 432569 1:00–3:00pm Ride On Cycling Group @ Finmill Centre. Alan 438641 Fri 9:30-11:30am Recovery Friendly Cooking @ Signpost Caroline Centre. Call to book. 438676 9:30–12:30pm Jobshop @ The Hub. Claire 438643 1:00–3:00pm Root & Branch Gardening Group Alan 438641 @ Murrayfield Allotments. 1:00–3:00pm Help with reading, writing and numbers Gill 435821 @ The Hub. 1:00–3:00pm Gardening Group @ Signpost Centre. Suzanne 07717 484490

9 #becauseofCLD Dundee Activities

Community Health Team

Short health walks, health checks, health-focused short courses and support for groups that promote positive health and wellbeing.

Full programme available at www.dundeehealth.co.uk

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

Learner-centred and flexible part-time English classes. Free of charge, childcare facilities available at Mitchell Street Centre.

Contact Mitchell Street on 435808.

IT 4 Work

Employability training to help develop Digital Skills to search and apply for jobs and to sustain employment where these skills are necessary.

For information on groups available in your local area please contact: Francisco Santiago 01382 435816 [email protected] Kim Lynch 01382 436314 [email protected] You can also text: 07985 818019

The Corner

Drop-in health services, information and support for young people aged 11 - 19 in Opening hours are Monday to Friday 2pm to 6pm, Saturday 1pm to 4pm.

Find out more: Call 206060 Email [email protected] Visit www.thecorner.co.uk

10 Spotlight on Hilltown Community Centre

Basic Cooking Course at Hilltown Community Centre Wed 30th Jan 2019 until Wed 27th of Feb 2019 This free 5 week course is open to anyone who would like to learn how to budget for and cook basic healthy meals. Learn to make homemade soups, healthy. Call Alison on 831452 for details / to book a place.

Eat Well Play Well Family Group A new Eat Well Play Well family group starts in Hilltown Community Centre on Tuesday 29th January 2019. It runs for 6 weeks and is at 9:30-11:30am. The group is free to attend for families living in Coldside area with children aged 0-5 years. Eat Well Play Well is a fun and interactive group where the families learn about preparing healthy meals and snacks while also taking part in games and activities that encourage their children to be active through songs and play. Contact Colin on 435851 or 07908727199 or by email at colin.christie@ dundeecity.gov.uk for further details and to book a place for your family.

CLD Girls Group Our CLD Youth Team run a Girls Group at the Hilltown Centre on Mondays from 6:30-8:30pm for age 10-18. This group looks at different issues that affect girls such as bullying, health and wellbeing, keeping yourself safe, peer relations and many more. We also do activities such as Wii, PS4, cooking, art & crafts, table tennis and have the use of a gym hall where we do different activities including dancing, badminton, football, basketball and team games. Drop in on a Monday or contact Sarah on 07985877783 for details. Hilltown Management Group Did you know that community centres and activities within the centre are run in partnership with Dundee City Council and local people in the form of Local Management Groups. Local Management Groups give people the opportunity to have a say in what leisure, social and recreational activities and events are available within their local area and to be involved in running the programme of activities and events. The Hilltown Community Centre Management Group would like to hear from people in the area on what they would like to see within the centre.

If you would like to be involved please get in touch with Julia Fraser on 433345 or email [email protected] Find programmes of regular activities for all of our Community Centre’s on the Dundee City Council website: www.dundeecity.gov.uk/community-centres-in-dundee

11 #becauseofCLD How to contact your Democracy Matters – Communities Officer Local Community Planning Area 1 - Strathmartine ENgage Dundee Nicky MacCrimmon Did you know there is a Local Community t: 436363 e: [email protected] Plan for each of the 8 wards in Dundee? Area 2 - Lochee Mike Welsh Democracy matters Were you aware that local people are t: 431839 e: [email protected] consulted on these plans and involved Area 3 - West End in groups that influence local issues? If Vanessa Kelly you’d like to get involved or learn more t: 435873 e: [email protected]

Whatabout localis a Localcommunity Community planning Plan? Area 4 - ColdsideWhy should I be interested? contact your Local Communities Officer: Elaine Pratt There is a Local Community Plan for each of the eight ‘Wards’ in t: 433444 This is about youre: [email protected] community. It is about your opportunity to voice Dundee. your opinions and any concerns in the presence of people who can Area 5 - Maryfieldlisten and work with you. Stuart Fairweather t: 438858 If you comee: [email protected] along you will: Local COMMUNITY PLANNING Area 6 - North East NORTH EAST • Meet other people who live in your community STRATHMARTINE Carole Jenkins Local Community Planning is about working together to t: 438596 • Find out e:what [email protected] services and opportunities are available designin your and deliver services that make a real difference to THE FERRY community people’s lives. EAST END LOCHEE COLDSIDE MARYFIELD Area 7 - East End• Have more influence and control over decisions that affect you and Christine Miller your community. WEST END t: 436910 e: [email protected] RIVER TAY Come along to your Local Community Planning Partnership meeting Area 8 - The Ferry Design by Comms DCC KL/11/18 and meet the people responsible for delivering services in your area. Natalie Mackland t: 436796 Find moree: information [email protected] and meeting dates here: www.dundeecity.gov.uk/service-area/neighbourhood-services/ housing-and-communities/local-community-planning Local Community Plans are based on consultation with communities. They set out aims for each Ward for the period between 2017 and 2022.

TheseDUNDEE plans are reviewed by the ‘Local YOUTH Community Planning COUNCIL Partnership’ to make sure progress is being made. Local Community How can I get involved? PlanningNEEDS Partnerships meet everyYOU! three months. There are other ways you can get involved in Local Community Planning and have your say and they don’t all involve going along to Local Community Planning Partnership meetings are attended by; meetings! Dundee City Council, Police Scotland, NHS Tayside, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service, Councillors, Voluntary Organisations and Community • Find us on facebook In Your Neighbourhood Group Representatives. Members of the public are welcome to attend. • Get in touch with your local Communities Officer (details on back page) Details of meetings can be found at www.dundeecity.gov.uk • Come along to a community meeting. From Residents and or by contacting your Communities Officer (see back page) Tenants Groups to Action Groups and Community Councils. The Communities Regeneration Team in Dundee also support a wide range of Community Representative Groups. A list of meeting dates in each area can be found here: www.dundeecity.gov.uk/service-area/neighbourhood- services/housing-and-communities/meetings-and-events-in- your-area

DYC is looking for new members age 15-18 from communities across Dundee to get involved. You will meet new people and learn new skills. Together we can help make Dundee a great city for young people!

email: [email protected] phone: 01382 435435

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