Services relating to Literature and The Arts
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Children 1st
We provide a range of services, targeted at some of Scotland's most vulnerable children and families.
Children 1st - What's the Story
The National Storytelling Development Project can be used very effectively as an early intervention with children with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.
Drake Music Scotland
Drake Music Scotland (DMS) has been in existence for 10 years and has worked with around 4,000 children and adults with disabilities, supporting them to play music using a range of technologies.
Drake Music Scotland - Drake Music
Drake Music Scotland (DMS) has been in existence for 10 years and has worked with around 4,000 children and adults with disabilities, supporting them to play music using a range of technologies.
Imaginate
Imaginate has evolved into a development agency with a remit to promote and develop the performing arts for children and young people all year round.
Imaginate - Children's International Theatre Festival
Imaginate create and produce Britain's biggest peforming arts festival for children and young people - The Bank of Scotland Children's International Theatre Festival attracting over 15,000 children, teachers, friends and families.
Imaginate - Showcase of Performing Arts
'What you see is what you get' Showcase is Scotland's annual showcase of performing arts for children and young people: a must-do event for programmers and practitioners, education and development managers.
Imaginate - Training for Service Providers
The Skills Development Programme responds to training and development needs of the sector
LIBRA - Women and Alcohol Support Service
Libra is an Edinburgh-based voluntary organisation helping women concerned about their drinking regain balance in their lives. Libra is the only women-only alcohol support service provider in Scotland.
Groups are held during the day and evening and there is generally no waiting list. Groups such as support groups, counselling and drama therapy.
Lyceum Education Department
The Lyceum Education Department was formed in 1995 with the specific aim to provide access to the work of the Lyceum Company to as wide a range of people as possible.
The Lyceum Education Department was formed in 1995 with the specific aim to provide access to the work of the Lyceum Company to as wide a range of people as possible.
Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy in Scotland
Nordoff-Robbins in Scotland was established as a charity in December 1996. The chief aim of the charity is to help develop awareness of music therapy, and provide access to music therapy services, across Scotland.
Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy in Scotland
Nordoff-Robbins in Scotland was established as a charity in December 1996. The chief aim of the charity is to help develop awareness of music therapy, and provide access to music therapy services, across Scotland.
North Edinburgh Arts Centre
North Edinburgh Arts Centre's mission is to actively work to democratise culture and cultural experiences for the widest possible public in North Edinburgh and beyond.
North Edinburgh Arts Centre - Arts Activities for Children, Young People and Families
North Edinburgh Arts Centre's mission is to actively work to democratise culture and cultural experiences for the widest possible public in North Edinburgh and beyond.
Out of the Blue Artist Education Trust
Out of the Blue is an arts and education trust based in Edinburgh.
Out of the Blue Arts and Educational Trust
Out of the Blue aims to provide accessible, relevant and creative opportunities for marginalised groups.
Parents Like Us
The primary focus of Parents Like Us is parents and carers with children aged 0-6 although they also provide activiites and entertainment for children aged up to 10 years.
Parents Like Us organise an annual 2 day parenting Festival. It is organised largely by a Committee on a voluntary basis not commercially motivated.
Scottish Community Drama Association
SCDA encourage the development of community drama in Scotland.
Scottish Community Drama Association
SCDA encourage the development of Community Drama in Scotland.
South Morningside After School Care Club
SMASCC aims to create a safe, healthy, supportive and creative recreational environment for 5 - 12 year old children.
South Morningside After School Club
The After School Club aims to create a safe and healthy supportive and creative recreational environment for 5 - 12 year old children during school term.
South Morningside After School Care Club - Holiday Club
To create a safe, healthy, supporitve and creative recreational environment for 5 - 12 year old children and during school holidays, trips and outings and on site activities.
The Big Project
The Big Project tries to deliver services to young people that will help them with any anti-social or offending behaviour hoping to help tackle youth crime and disorder in the Broomhouse/North Sighthill area.
The Big Project - Children's Summer Clubs
Clubs run for the children of the Broomhouse - North Sighthill area during the school summer holidays.