A message from the Trustees

Moniaive Initiative would like to extend our thanks to the Investing in Communities Fund nearly £91,000 of funding they have granted us since 2020. This has allowed us to progress all of the projects we have been working on with various groups in Glencairn. 

These funds have allowed us to:

a) see our existing projects (Affordable Housing and the Hive) through the difficult Covid years,  

b) provide vital support to  a number of other local organisations, including Moniaive Playcare, Glencairn Memorial Institute, Glencairn Bowling Club and Glencairn Land and woods Trust, assisting them in progressing their own projects, and

c) consult with the community, identify and commence new projects in our key theme areas: Flooding & Resilience, Sustainable Transport, Heritage & Culture, Economic Regeneration, Health & Wellbeing, Renewable Energy, and Community Spaces

Moving forward we’ll be applying for funding to progress the priorities that you identified, based on what you have told us in your Community Survey, are important to the residents of Glencairn.

These include:

Flooding & Resilience, Sustainable Transport, Heritage & Culture, Economic Regeneration, Health & Wellbeing, Renewable Energy and Community Spaces

Please bear with us until we achieve the funding requires to continue to progress these priorities. If you are interested in volunteering for any of our key priorities, we would love to hear from you. Please get in touch via moniaiveinitiative@gmail.com.

Thank you for your continued support.

Moniaive Initiative

Next Repair Cafe

We can fix household items in a friendly environment with tea, coffee and delicious home baking.

Please bring along your broken item with any obvious spare parts and we will do our best to fix it (-and show you how!)

Repairs are FREE, you just pay for any spare parts required.

We can help with:

Small electrical items, such as toasters, kettles, and vacuum cleaners

Leather work

It: laptops and phone software (sorry, NOT broken screens)

Clothing and textiles: jeans, bags, shirts

Bike Maintenance

General items, such as toys, ornaments or small pieces of furniture.

It you can carry it in, we’ll try to fix it. So grab your broken stuff and bring it along!

Flood Impact Survey

We are asking affected households to tell us about their experiences
during the recent flooding on 30 th December 2022.

All information will be treated confidentially and in line with our GDPR policy. 

No personal details will be shared with any other parties or agencies, although we may share general details of flooding impacts with partner organisations.

Paper copies of the survey will be delivered to residents in Dunreggan and the High Street. Paper copies will also be available for collection from Watson’s Grocers and the Hive in Moniaive, Kirkland (bus stop) and Wallaceton (phone box).

Please return paper copies to the Hive.

To complete the Survey online, please go to

https://tinyurl.com/y3pwrjvz

For survey collections or help completing the survey please email

olwen.moniaiveinitiative@gmail.com