- Nearby Areas:
- Stirling
- Bridge of Allan
- Bannockburn
- Kippen
- Springkerse Industrial Estate
- Aberfoyle
- Cowie, Stirling (Stirlingshire)
- More areas near Stirling
Suggested Businesses serving Bridge of Allan
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Patricks Of Camelon
Oh mighty me What can it be ? A braw we haggis fur ma tea But where oh where can the best be foun The answer is richt close te toon When ah the beasties were pit tae the test It wis Patricks wan that came oot the best Patricks of Camelon Aboon them a a champion ! Patricks of Camelon has a total of 15 employees. Each employee has his or her very own and definitely unique character.
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Grangemouth Enterprises
QuickStart is a successful project run by Grangemouth Enterprises in conjunction with Falkirk Homeless Project, to provide furniture, soft furnishings, white goods and kitchen starter packs to homeless people who have been recently re-housed. Clients are referred to the organisation through Falkirk Council and local Housing Associations. GEL's service is fast, efficient and ensures that people who need an extra hand get the start that can change their lives. Working alongside regular staff at GEL are young trainees from the local area who are identified as being not in education, employment or training. GEL provides a 13 week work placement and training opportunity for these youngsters who work towards SQA accredited qualifications during their time with the organisation. The benefit of this innovative training programme for the trainees is solid work experience which assists them to find longer term employment.
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The Scottish Society For Autism
We have been supporting families in Scotland affected by autism for over 40 years. Autism isolates a person from the world as we know it. It affects the ability to communicate, form relationships and understand everyday activities. You can help improve the lives of people with autism by joining the Society or making a donation. The Scottish Society for Autism encourages independence and inclusion. We offer opportuties to people with autism to learn new skills and to be part of their local community. Find out more on www.autism-in-scotland.org.uk