Cook, Grow and Sew to reduce Carbon Emissions

Today, I attended the launch of the Cook, Grow and Sew Project funded by Keep Scotland Beautiful - Climate Challenge Fund. The project is giving support to minority ethnic communities to engage in activities that will reduce carbon emissions and developing the health and well-being of people involved.

Publicity for the launch event held at the Napiershall Street Centre

The project is seeking to raise awareness and increase the knowledge of communities about climate change and reducing carbon emissions. It will engage with individuals from minority ethnic communities (focusing on Polish, Middle Eastern and African communities) in Glasgow. 

There are a range of activities taking place including free home energy visits to support energy efficiency. Also, workshops are offered in grow your own, sewing and repairing, cookery, and cycling. 

More information from WSREC on 0141 337 6626 or via the website at: www.wsrec.co.uk