2803 Educators providing Courses

amj fit project

mindful birth project

the snowdrop project

We are stronger when we work together. Snowdrop offers tailored training sessions to organisations, NGOs and local authorities run by professionals in the anti-trafficking sectors. The more people who know about how to spot the signs of slavery and support survivors, the more people can be free and empowered to live new lives.

the houghton project

Unfortunately we cannot provide remote learning that would meet the support needs of our learners. We will maintain weekly contact with our learners throughout the lockdown period. We will endeavour to complete all our courses this year and look forward to resuming as soon as is safe.

marcassie farm project.

Sven and Betsy met, married and started their family in Norway, where they lived on Sven’s family croft near Bergen for 8 years. They came to Scotland in 1991, fell in love with Moray, and decided to stay. In 1997 they purchased the fire damaged farmhouse and derelict steading at Marcassie, with 23 acres of land. Restoration of the land and buildings has been a long slow labour of love, inspired by nature, craftsmanship and creativity, and the wish to leave a positive legacy of human living which encompasses care and regeneration, for self, others and the land. The farm is organically certified and produces vegetables, herbs and fruit, and we have ducks, hens and a friendly flock of Gotland x Shetland sheep. It is also home to a number of nature, food and craft-based enterprises. Our EU LEADER funding award in 2018 enabled us to build the Lodges and made possible the realisation of a long held dream to share this beautiful farm and the beauty of Moray with others. Marcassie Farm is intended to be a peaceful and contemplative place where you can find yourself and also be with others, a haven in which to unwind, digitally detox, smell the roses, touch the soil, hear birds and see stars. A space in Scotland where innovators and creatives can meet, and magic can take place.

project active ltd

uke lift project

moira replan project

monmouth youth project

Following requests from young people for a safe meeting place in Monmomouth local residents came together with young people to meet that need. The group became known as Monmouth Youth Project. In 2001 the Attik youth centre was opened (by the Bus Station) providing Monmouth’s young people with a safe place to socialise which is supported by professional youth workers. Young people were actively involved in the design of the Attik and the appointment of staff. In 2011 the Attik relocated to the Library Annex, next to the Library on Whitecross Street. At the Attik, young people are able to access a range of facilities, activities, trips, workshops and on site services including specialist youth workers, counselling and a young people’s health clinic. OPEN TO ALL YOUNG PEOPLE The Attik is open to all young people aged 11 – 25 years though it is mainly used by those aged 11 – 16. Those aged 16 and above tend to drop in for specific services. The Attik is free to use. Staffing – Youth workers are employed by Monmouthshire County Council’s Youth Services. Staff are qualified to National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Level 3 in Youth and Community Work or working towards this qualification. All staff and volunteers with access to young people have been cleared by the Data Baring Scheme (Criminal Record Bureau).

human ecology project

logo-withcharitynumber HOMEABOUTFOUNDERSTRUSTEESADVISORY BOARDAMERICAOUR MISSIONTOP LINKSEDUCATIONENVIRONMENTAIRWATERSOILOUR HOMEHEALTHSOCIETYANIMALSDOMESTICATED ANIMALSWILD ANIMALSFOODRECIPESSOUPSVEGETABLE DISHESMAINSDESSERTSHUMAN ECOLOGY DIETWHOLEGRAINBEANSVEGETABLESSIMPLE CONDIMENTSTEAS AND BEVERAGESFREE EBOOKSVIDEOSWHAT’S NEWSINTERVIEWSFOOD VIDEOSBLOGCONTACTDONATEFounders Home > About > Founders Founders Marlene-Watson-Tara About Marlene A long time vegan, lover of animals, nature and passionate about human ecology. As an eternal optimist, she is focused on increasing the number of people worldwide who understand the powerful impact of their food choices. She has been an active advocate of a wholefood plant-based diet and vegan life for decades. A high profiled and dedicated health counsellor and teacher with over 40 years’ experience in the wellness industry. She has designed and presented corporate and personal programs covering most aspects of nutrition and wellbeing. She is a graduate of T. Colin Campbell Centre for Nutrition Studies and an expert in her field on plant-based nutrition. Aside from nutritional science her approach draws from the fields of Macrobiotic Nutrition, ecological sustainability, and her studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is the author of Macrobiotics for all Seasons and her most recent book Go Vegan, with a forward by T Colin Campbell. Marlene has worked with clients in the UK, U.S.A., Europe and Australia designing bespoke nutritional programs and training private chefs in plant-based nutrition. Her clients have included business leaders and royalty. Marlene and her husband Bill Tara teach on-line training programs and have graduates of their Macrobiotic Vegan Health Coach Programme in 27 countries. In 2003 Bill and Marlene first outlined their vision to create the Human Ecology Project to serve their shared vision of a healthy world for humans and non-humans alike. The charity was born in 2021 and will produce educational videos and material for schools, colleges, and universities as well as the general public.