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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The first session takes place on 12 February from 1pm to 2pm and focuses on spring-themed crafts. Participants will learn about spring flowers and wildlife through hands-on crafting and short quizzes, making it ideal for children and families looking for a relaxed, creative afternoon.

On 12 March from 4pm to 5pm, the theme turns to pot decorating and bulb planting. Attendees will have the chance to design their own plant pots and plant spring bulbs, with the option of creating a personalised gift in time for Mother’s Day. Both the February and March sessions require pre-booking due to limited spaces.

The programme concludes with a larger drop-in event on 16 April from 12pm to 4pm, featuring a community egg hunt. Alongside the traditional chocolate treats, the event will include an educational element where visitors can learn about local birds and how to identify their eggs and nests. No booking is required for this session, and people are welcome to arrive at any time during the afternoon.

All activities are free and open to everyone, although children must be accompanied by an adult. Those wishing to reserve a place for the February or March sessions can contact reception via email or phone, while the April egg hunt operates on a simple drop-in basis. The initiative aims to bring the community together through shared seasonal experiences that are both fun and informative.

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The donation will help local families in Perth who are facing financial hardship, ensuring parents and children can enjoy a festive meal together and reducing the pressure many feel at Christmas.

On 17 December, Iris Trearty, Community Benefits Coordinator at McConnell, visited The Hub to formally present the donation. The visit included a cheque presentation and photographs to mark the occasion.

Gordon Ferguson, Manager of Letham4All, said the funding would make an immediate difference to families in the community during the winter period.

Letham4All is a community-run charity, and support from organisations like McConnell plays a vital role in helping us respond to local need, particularly at times of increased pressure such as Christmas.

We are grateful to McConnell for selecting Letham4All as part of their Christmas Initiative and for their continued support of community-focused projects.

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The campaign highlights how careful planning and simple changes in the kitchen can significantly reduce the amount of food thrown away during the Christmas period. With many families facing rising living costs, Food Savvy is promoting practical ways to enjoy celebrations without unnecessary waste.

Key advice focuses on planning meals in advance, shopping more carefully, and using food already at home before buying more. The campaign also promotes better use of freezers and food storage to help festive ingredients last longer.

Food Savvy is also encouraging households to think creatively about Christmas cooking. Ideas include vegetarian alternatives, edible homemade gifts, and inventive ways to use up leftovers from Christmas dinner. The aim is to show that reducing waste does not mean cutting back on enjoyment.

The initiative forms part of a wider effort to promote sustainable habits all year round. By helping households manage food more efficiently at Christmas, Food Savvy hopes people will carry these habits into the new year, saving money and reducing environmental impact at the same time.

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The offer was first shared with Letham4All in November, when Danscot expressed their wish to support the charity as a valued customer. Letham4All’s Secretary warmly accepted the proposal, thanking the Danscot team for their generosity and congratulating the company on reaching its milestone year.

Letham4All Manager Gordon Ferguson met with Jacqueline Patterson from Danscot for the presentation and confirmed that the full amount will be added to the charity’s Christmas Fund, which supports local people over the festive season.

Letham4All extends heartfelt thanks to everyone at Danscot for their support and kindness at this important time of year.

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The programme begins at 2pm with fun crafts and face painting delivered by Families Empowering Communities. From 4pm until 6pm, Perth Gospel Hall will lead games and craft activities designed to engage young people and families alike.

At 3.15pm, visitors can enjoy a lively puppet performance by Puppets with a Mission, promising an entertaining show for children in the run-up to the evening’s celebrations. From 5pm to 6pm, Perth Rock Choir will take to the stage, filling The Hub with Christmas songs and encouraging everyone to sing along.

The Christmas Tree Light Switch On will take place at 6pm outdoors, accompanied by traditional carols. Attendees are invited to join in with the singing, with the poster hinting that Santa may even hear the crowd and make a surprise appearance.

To round off the evening, Bruce Entertainments will host disco fun inside The Hub, keeping families dancing until the event concludes at 8pm.

Organisers are inviting the local community to come together, get creative, enjoy the performances, and end the night with a festive boogie. The event is designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all ages, bringing seasonal spirit to the heart of Letham.

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Until the programme restarts, the group will run monthly activities that everyone is welcome to join.

Upcoming Activities

27 November, 10am to 4pm
The Big Community Planting event
A full day planting bulbs and wildflowers in preparation for spring.

18 December, 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Winter lantern making activity.

27 January, 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Nature themed activity.

No booking is required. Everyone is invited to come along and support the community’s Bloom projects.

Location and Contact

The Hub
Amulree Road, PH12HH
Phone: 01738 444061
Email: reception@letham4all.org.uk
Website: communityinbloom.org.uk

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These sessions are for pre-school children who are, or may be, autistic and who experience significant differences in how they communicate. Everything is set up for free play, with toys and activities chosen to support communication and meet a range of sensory needs.

A small snack is offered during each session. Parents and carers can chat together in a friendly, supportive space, and there is always someone on hand if you would like advice or information.

There is no cost to attend and you do not need to book. Please let reception know that you are there for the PAS stay and play and they will show you where we are.

Wednesday 10th December 2025
Wednesday 21st January 2026
Wednesday 18th February 2026
Wednesday 18th March 2026

10:00–11:30am

At The Hub, Rannoch Road, Perth

For more info please contact: families@perthautismsupport.org.uk

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