Finding life challenging? Lockdown pushed you off-balance?
Ecotherapy is an outdoor therapy that uses Nature as a therapeutic partner. It is a useful way to find greater insights into a particular situation, difficulty or issue that you are facing. Be supported in using nature as a mirror to find meaning and understanding in your life. Ecotherapy can be as gentle or as challenging as you wish. Initial conversation free – find out if ecotherapy is right for you.

meal deliveries on a Tuesday and Friday across the Farr Parish.

Welcome to Forsinard Flyfishers’ Club, established six years ago the club is a not-for-profit organisation whose main aim is to enhance the fishing opportunities available in the Strath Halladale area for the local community and visiting anglers.

Membership is open to all, with initial membership fees kept as low as possible, our emphasis on encouraging junior members demonstrated by the free joining fee for under 18s. With around 100 square miles of Sutherland’s heather-clad hills and spectacular views over the North Sea and surrounding mountains, the club encompasses 50 named lochs available for members to bank fish representing amazing value and fantastic variety. Boats are available for members on 14 lochs with a minimal charge of £10 per day applying. There is no charge for the use of a boat if a junior member is accompanying an adult member.

The club has gone from strength to strength and has enjoyed tremendous support from the Bighouse Estate, Strath Halladale River Partnership, The RSPB, Mike Ashmole and Scottish Woodlands who have kindly granted leases with permission to fish their lochs. This level of support from local estates/landowners has been fantastic, for which we are truly grateful, and in order to maintain these positive partnerships it is imperative that members read fully and abide to the club rules.

For novice anglers and specimen hunters alike, the quality of fishing on offer is amazing, with certain lochs producing bags of 50+ trout in a day while others have boasted fish as large as 6lb 14oz – This truly is a trout fishers’ paradise!

Fèis air an Oir (‘Fèis on the Edge’) offers traditional music tuition to young people aged 8 to 18, running a busy programme of monthly workshop days during school term-time. A variety of instruments and Gaelic language are taught by a committed team of tutors who ensure that the young people of the area receive an excellent programme of tuition.

One-to-one face-to-face, online and telephone therapeutic support and treatment for people experiencing gambling harm, as well as family and friends who are impacted by gambling. We deliver this in five regions: South East, East Midlands, London, Scotland and Yorkshire Humber.
Online treatment supported by regular contact with a therapist, which can be accessed at a time and place convenient for the client over the course of eight weeks.
Group-based Gambling Recovery Courses delivered face-to-face or online for between six to eight weeks.

Go Golspie has been formed to benefit the community of Golspie
Go Golspie is an organisation that has been set up to assist in the development of Golspie’s assets. The main aim of the group is to assist in creating and improving job opportunities along with affordable housing. The first part of this journey is to develop and manage this community website for Golspie.

HUG believes that people with direct experience of mental health problems have an expertise that cannot be found elsewhere.

Ongoing local and national consultations with individuals to create and influence solutions to the difficulties and challenges of living with mental ill health in your area.

An online meeting where people can meet with others across the Highlands who have shared experience of mental health problems to chat, to discuss chosen topics and take part in online activities. Every second Tuesday at 11am until 12:30pm.

An online meeting where people from across the Highlands talk together about the issues that are important to them living with mental ill health. Aim to work together to see improvements in service, attitude, and accessibility.