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Did you know …? Taking part in leisure activities can improve your physical and mental health and wellbeing? In North Lanarkshire there are hundreds of activity groups that you could take part in… http://locatornl.org.uk/ Peer Support Carer Information Fitness Befriending If you would rather speak to someone in person, please contact your local Host Organisation: Airdrie –Marc Howard - 01698 404055; Bellshill - Irene Gibson - 01698 842215; Coatbridge - Claire Delahay – 01236 875054; Cumbernauld & the Northern Corridor – Mary-Anne McCafferty - 01236 451393; Motherwell - Frances McKay - 01698 404055; Wishaw, Murdostoun & Fortissat - Christine McNally - 01501 825800 If you would like your activity group added to locator, please contact your local Host Organisation or May Stronach on 01698 358866 or [email protected] Did you know …? Taking part in leisure activities can improve your physical and mental health and wellbeing? In North Lanarkshire there are hundreds of activity groups that you could take part in… http://locatornl.org.uk/ Peer Support Carer Information Fitness Befriending If you would rather speak to someone in person, please contact your local Host Organisation: Airdrie –Marc Howard - 01698 404055; Bellshill - Irene Gibson - 01698 842215; Coatbridge - Claire Delahay – 01236 875054; Cumbernauld & the Northern Corridor – Mary-Anne McCafferty - 01236 451393; Motherwell - Frances McKay - 01698 404055; Wishaw, Murdostoun & Fortissat - Christine McNally - 01501 825800 If you would like your activity group added to locator, please contact your local Host Organisation or May Stronach on 01698 358866 or [email protected] Should you have any queries regarding capacity building in your area, please contact your host organisation: Airdrie - Sandra ComrieWhat - 01236 is 439550Locator? Bellshill - Irene Gibson - 01698 842215 Coatbridge - Claire Delahay – 01236 875054 .

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