The Community Fridge provides a place where surplus food can be shared rather than thrown away, helping local people while preventing perfectly good food from going to waste.

Volunteers play an important role in keeping the project running smoothly. There are a variety of ways to get involved, whether you enjoy meeting people, staying organised, or getting out and about.

Volunteer roles include:

• Welcoming visitors to the Community Fridge.
• Restocking, cleaning, and helping keep the fridge organised.
• Collecting food donations from local supermarkets and businesses.
• Delivering donations to The Hub.
• Flexible volunteering to fit around your availability.

Letham4All is particularly keen to hear from drivers with access to a car or van, although anyone who is friendly, reliable, and wants to help their community is encouraged to get involved.

By volunteering, you’ll be helping to reduce food waste, support local people, and contribute to building a stronger, more connected Letham community.

Anyone interested in becoming a Community Fridge volunteer can contact The Hub by emailing reception@letham4all.org.uk or calling 01738 444061.

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Running throughout July and August, the programme includes sports sessions, STEM activities, creative workshops, family events, social gatherings, and opportunities for people of all ages to meet new friends and stay active over the summer.

Families can enjoy a range of activities including Soft Play Fun sessions for younger children, Family Sports and Games evenings, Games in the Park, creative craft workshops, STEM science activities delivered by STEM Squad Scotland, and the popular Imagination Hub sessions.

A number of special events are also planned throughout the summer, including movie nights, quiz nights, bingo, Lego-themed social evenings, community gardening activities, and Schools Out Summer Fun days.

One of the newest additions to the programme is Connect Club, a monthly social group for adults aged 25 and over. The free group aims to bring people together in a relaxed environment, whether attending with friends or looking to meet new people. The first session in July will be a movie night, followed by a games night in August.

Letham4All is also continuing its support for local families through its summer café offer. During the school holidays, children can enjoy a free cereal breakfast each morning and a free lunch box meal when accompanied by an adult purchasing a full-price meal, with adult meals starting from just £1.

Many activities are free to attend, although some sessions require advance booking. Events marked with a red dot on the summer programme must be booked in advance.

Anyone wishing to reserve a place or find out more can contact The Hub on 01738 444061, email reception@letham4all.org.uk, or speak to a member of staff at The Hub on Amulree Road.

With activities running throughout the summer holidays, organisers hope the programme will provide opportunities for families, children, and adults to stay connected, learn new skills, and have fun close to home.

Click here to see the timetable

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The STEM-based club, delivered by STEM Squad Scotland, normally takes place on the first Sunday of each month. However, the summer sessions will be held on alternative dates due to scheduling changes.

Upcoming sessions will take place on:

• Sunday 19 July
• Sunday 9 August

Both sessions will run from 11am to 12.30pm at The Hub, Amulree Road, Perth.

Science Explorers Club is suitable for children aged 7 to 11 and offers a fun, hands-on introduction to science, technology, engineering and mathematics through engaging activities and experiments.

Places must be booked in advance.

For more information or to book a place, contact The Hub on 01738 444061 or email reception@letham4all.org.uk.

Parents and carers are encouraged to book early as places are limited.

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Starting on Friday 24 July, Scotwest will hold fortnightly drop-in sessions at The Hub on Amulree Road, giving local people the chance to speak directly with a member of the Scotwest team about saving, borrowing, online banking and managing their finances.

The sessions will run from 10am to 12 noon and are open to everyone. No appointment is required.

Scotwest Credit Union works with individuals and families across Scotland, helping people build savings, access affordable loans and improve their financial wellbeing. The organisation is keen to make its services more accessible by bringing support directly into local communities.

Visitors can drop in for an informal chat, whether they are already members of Scotwest or simply want to learn more about the services available.

Topics that can be discussed include:

• Opening a savings account
• Applying for loans
• Managing money more confidently
• Setting up online banking

The regular sessions have been arranged following discussions between Letham4All and Scotwest, with both organisations recognising the value of having a consistent and accessible financial support service available within the community.

The Scotwest drop-in sessions will take place at The Hub, Amulree Road, Perth PH1 2HH, on the following Fridays:

• 24 July 2026
• 7 August 2026
• 21 August 2026
• 4 September 2026
• 18 September 2026
• 2 October 2026
• 16 October 2026
• 30 October 2026
• 13 November 2026
• 27 November 2026

Anyone interested in finding out more about Scotwest’s services is welcome to attend.

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Tickets cost just £1, with every penny raised going directly back into supporting local groups, activities, and opportunities through Letham4All.

The fundraiser aims to help continue the organisation’s work in the community, supporting people of all ages through activities, events, wellbeing programmes, and community initiatives based at The Hub in Perth.

Organisers say the raffle is a simple way for people to support local community work while also having the chance to ride away with a fantastic prize.

Anyone interested in taking part is encouraged to get their ticket soon and support the ongoing work being carried out across the local area by Letham4All.

Simply pop into the Hub and ask at reception to buy your tickets!

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The weekly appointments will give people the chance to receive one-to-one help with everyday digital tasks in a friendly and relaxed setting.

Support will be available for a wide range of topics including:

• Ordering prescriptions online
• Sending and managing emails
• Online shopping
• Booking tickets
• Reading newspapers online
• Using spreadsheets
• Staying safe online

Sessions will be led by Digital Support Volunteer Alan and are designed to help people feel more comfortable using technology at their own pace.

Appointments will take place every Wednesday from 10am until 11.30am at The Hub on Amulree Road, starting from 10 June.

Anyone interested in booking a session can speak to a member of The Hub team in person or call 01738 444061.

Letham4All says alternative appointments may also be available for those unable to attend during the scheduled times.

The sessions are open to anyone looking for extra support with digital skills, whether it is learning something new, solving a problem, or simply gaining confidence online.

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Run by local charity Letham4All, the café has become an important lifeline for many people across the area. Open seven days a week and offering free soft play facilities, it provides a warm, welcoming and affordable space where people can meet, connect and feel part of the community.

Now, rising operational costs are putting pressure on the café’s ability to keep on their current path, prompting the charity to launch a Crowdfunder campaign with a target of £5,000.

The Hub says the café supports a wide range of people every day, including older adults experiencing loneliness, families struggling with the cost of living, young people looking for connection, volunteers building confidence and local groups meeting for support and friendship.

For many visitors, organisers say it is one of the few places they can go without pressure, judgement or expectation.

In a statement on the campaign page, organisers said: “Our Community Café is much more than somewhere to have a coffee. It is a safe, welcoming and affordable space where people come together every day to connect, reduce isolation, improve wellbeing and feel part of their community.”

Funds raised through the campaign will help keep the café affordable and accessible, support community wellbeing activities, reduce social isolation and continue volunteering and employability opportunities.

The campaign is also supported through the Aviva Community Fund matched-funding programme, meaning donations could potentially have an even greater impact.

Letham4All is encouraging anyone who has used the café, attended activities at The Hub or simply wants to support a valuable local resource to consider donating or sharing the campaign.

Organisers added: “By supporting this campaign, you are not simply funding a café. You are helping create connection, dignity, inclusion, opportunity, wellbeing and community resilience.”

People can support the campaign through the official Crowdfunder page.

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The meeting will be held on Wednesday 13 May 2026, with doors opening at 6.00pm for refreshments. The formal meeting will begin at 6.30pm.

The AGM offers an opportunity for local residents, members, and supporters to hear updates on the organisation’s work over the past year, as well as plans for the future. Letham4All plays a key role in supporting community activity in the Letham area, with The Hub acting as a central space for events, services, and local groups.

Attendance is open to everyone, with organisers encouraging anyone with an interest in the community to come along.

The evening will provide a chance to meet the team behind Letham4All, learn more about ongoing projects, and find out how to get involved.

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Over the past five years, local people have helped shape the services, activities, and support we provide. Now, we are looking ahead and we want to hear from you again.

We have launched a new community survey to help guide our next steps.

Tell us what matters to you

Whether you use The Hub regularly, drop in occasionally, or live nearby, your views are important.

The survey asks a few simple questions about what matters most to you and your family. It is a chance to tell us what is working well, what could be improved, and what you would like to see in the future.

This feedback will help us make sure The Hub continues to meet real needs in the community.

It only takes a few minutes

We know people are busy, so the survey has been kept short and easy to complete.

Shaping the future together

The results will directly influence what we focus on next at The Hub and across Letham.

From new activities to support services and community events, your input will help guide our plans. We have always believed that the best ideas come from the people who live and work here.

Your voice matters. Take a few minutes to share it.

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The monthly event brings together a range of organisations under one roof, making it easier for residents to access advice, explore opportunities and take practical steps towards employment or further learning.

Who you can meet

Visitors to the session will be able to speak directly with representatives from several support services, including:

• Letham4All, offering volunteering and ASDAN opportunities
• Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), sharing information on current vacancies
• Skills Development Scotland (SDS), providing careers advice
• Community Learning and Development, with details on ASDAN short courses, Basic Digital Skills and SQA qualifications in ITC, Maths and Communications
• Futures for Families
• Information on funded training opportunities
• Employment Support Team (HSCP), supporting employability transitions and supported employment

Organisers say the aim is simple: remove barriers and make support easy to access in one friendly, local setting.

When and where

The Next Steps 4 All drop-in takes place at:

The Hub
Amulree Road
Perth PH1 2HH

Time: 12pm to 4pm
When: Last Tuesday of every month

No booking is required. People can simply drop in during the session.

Local partners including Perth and Kinross Council, Skills Development Scotland and the Department for Work and Pensions are involved in delivering the initiative.

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