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#TeamStranraer takes a trip to Newton Stewart

It is nice to be able to take a trip out for our work sometimes!…


College Trip with #BetterLivesCD

Last week, #BetterLivesCD took a trip to the Dumfries and Galloway College! We were shown…


Castle Douglas Cooking Roundup

Our Castle Douglas young people have been treating us to lots of delicious meals this…


Valentines Day Competition

This Valentine’s day we decided to mark the occasion with a little inter-site competition! We…


Pancake Day 2023

We have been enjoying tasty pancakes across our sites today, in Castle Douglas, Stranraer, and…


Random Act of Kindness Day

This Friday our Dumfries team decided to commemorate Random Act of Kindness Day. Each year…


ASDAN Diversity Across BLP

Through our Bridge 2 Employment program, we offer our young people a person-centered approach to…


Stranraer receives Santa Float Donation!

#TeamStranraer has received a generous donation of £250 from the Stranraer Santa float! Stranraer Santa…


BLP is reaching out to Sanquhar

In October 2022 our Support Workers, Kristin and Debbie, started delivering outreach sessions to pupils…


Meet Victor and Jack!

At the beginning of this month, Better Lives Partnership #TeamStranraer were gifted two terrapins to…


Team Officers Assemble!

On Friday the 27th of January 2023, we were delighted to welcome all of our…


Social Media and Marketing Classes Start in Dumfries!

In Dumfries this week, our Communications Officer, started delivering her Social Media and Marketing course!…


Whose on our Hall of Fame?

In Dumfries our young people have created a Hall of Fame, celebrating Autistic people and…


BLP’s Burns Supper!

We had celebrations across all three of our sites this Burns Night! It’s the 25th…


Allison is at Youth Scotland HQ!

Our Castle Douglas Team Officer has just completed a ‘How to improve your facilitation skills’…


BLP to host Professor Tony Attwood!

On 18th May 2023, one of the world’s foremost experts on Autism will be leading…


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