Project 101

Project 101 For more info visit the young people section on www.eastdunbarton.gov.uk

Project 101 is a youth housing information project providing info, advice & support to young people aged 14 to 25.We are based in Kirkintilloch, covering East Dunbartonshire.

☀️ Hot weather can affect blood glucose levels, hydration, and even how your medication works.If you're living with diab...
24/06/2026

☀️ Hot weather can affect blood glucose levels, hydration, and even how your medication works.

If you're living with diabetes, taking a few extra precautions during a heatwave can help you stay safe and well. From keeping medications cool to staying hydrated and monitoring your blood sugar more regularly, small steps can make a big difference.

⚠️ 👀👇 if you are a registered patient at Regent Gardens Medical Centre....They have a new service running in Hillhead Co...
24/06/2026

⚠️ 👀👇 if you are a registered patient at Regent Gardens Medical Centre....

They have a new service running in Hillhead Community Centre.

Please note Thursday mornings are for pre booked nurse appointments, the other 2 days are GP's and can be walk in or pre booked appointments.

Please take note of our post during the heat, and remember, only walk your dogs in the morning and evening to avoid burn...
24/06/2026

Please take note of our post during the heat, and remember, only walk your dogs in the morning and evening to avoid burning their paws, and ensure you have shade and fresh water for your animals too ! 👍

Today we made fresh home made pizzas!  Our young people wanted to make something that's light, and can be kept in the fr...
23/06/2026

Today we made fresh home made pizzas! Our young people wanted to make something that's light, and can be kept in the fridge for later 🙌

Growing in the heat and sunshine 🌞 🙌
23/06/2026

Growing in the heat and sunshine 🌞 🙌

What a lovely  read! 👀👇
21/06/2026

What a lovely read! 👀👇

On behalf of Scotland’s young men
An open letter to the Men of the Tartan Army in Boston

Dear Tartan Army,

This week you changed the temperature of online conversations. At a time when our feeds are often dominated by division, outrage and algorithms which are designed to bring our the worst in people, you stood apart.

Across Boston, we saw over 20,000 Scotland fans descend on a city and meet its people with humour, kindness and charm. We have joined the rest of Scotland to watch on in pride, as you have built community and made a city feel safer with your presence.

The Tartan Army is more than just men and the YMCA is for all young people, but we want to address the very real impact the actions of the men in the Tartan Army will have on Scotland’s young men and boys.

For more than 180 years, the YMCA has been at the forefront of working with Scotland’s young people. In 2026, we know that many of our young men are struggling to find their role in the world. They have been fed a narrow view of masculinity, built around status, wealth, self-interest and looking after yourself first and foremost. We have seen this how damaging these archetypes are for young men’s mental health and the way they navigate the world.

We have been struggling how to find new positive role models that young Scottish men would respect enough to take their lead from. This week, you stepped into that role.

You showed an entire generation of young Scottish men what it means to be a force for good. You have been exemplary fans, caring neighbours and impeccable stewards for the reputation of Scotland’s men. Through tens of thousands of small acts towards the common good, you have represented the very best of our nation on a world stage and shown that there is strength in personal responsibly, without sacrificing your ability to have a good time.

The impact of your actions will stay in the consciousness of our young men for many years to come. This matters. Your display of positive masculinity, has provided a road map for young men and boys who look up to you.

On behalf of Scotland’s young men, we want to thank you.

Sincerely,

YMCA Scotland

Colin MacFarlane
National Programmes Director

So our veg patch has finally been planted after all the cold and rain 🫣Beetroots, leaks, lettuce, spring onions.....next...
16/06/2026

So our veg patch has finally been planted after all the cold and rain 🫣

Beetroots, leaks, lettuce, spring onions.....next our little herbs will be planted in pots when they have grown up !🥰

Interested in joining a cycle group? 👀👇
09/06/2026

Interested in joining a cycle group? 👀👇

FYI 👀 👇
09/06/2026

FYI 👀 👇

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