Thursday Craft Group at PECH Good progress on their quilting project Looking forward to seeing the final result

Garioch Kitchen Easter Sessions

NEW Youth Project Group at Port Elphinstone Community House

Weekly sound baths. Port elphinstone community house. Monday’s 8.30pm-9.30pm Thursday’s 6.15pm-7.15pm Spaces are limited please find the sound therapy page called “Sound as a bell” sound therapy to book the session. Pay as you go. A sound bath is an experience which is particular to each person. Instruments are played such as gongs, tuning forks, shamanic drums and Tibetan singing bowls. There results are waves of peace, heightened awareness, relaxation of the mind, body and spirit. A sound bath can be an unforgettable experience for those who seek deep relaxation, rejuvenation and an acceleration of their inward journey. Time is suspended as you enter a world of vibration, sensation and experience. Physical injuries can be healed and old emotional traumas released. Once you’ve had your first sound bath you will want more. Sessions are just £10 for an hour. Available for all ages. Please get in touch with the page if you would be interested in experiencing this group sound bath experience.

The PECH committee has donated free meeting space to the Inverurie & District Resilience Group. This is a follow on from the Scottish Flood Forum where PECH donated free meeting space during early 2016 so the Forum could provide support to residents impacted by the flooding. The current group is developing an action plan to deal with a major accident/emergency in the Inverurie area. The Scottish Flood Forum is working with Gairoch Resilience Group to develop a community resilience plan that will detail the actions they can take to plan, prepare, respond and recover from an emergency incident such as the flooding that impacted so many lives previously in the area. SFF’s Community Resilience Manager says: “As a charity we are very grateful for the use of Port Elphinstone Community house as it provides a quality meeting space where the group can develop their plans to ensure people are better prepared for future risks such as flooding”.

This week our local friends group, meeting in the community house on Tuesdays, make Christmas bunting.

Great to see it was successful!