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LIBERTON, MOREDUN, GILMERTON, GRACEMOUNT & INCH SHOULD NOT be FORGOTTEN by Edinburgh Council

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Natalie
6 years ago

The young people in Gilmerton, Libertine, Gracemount etc need more to do in their community

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Laura Smyth
6 years ago

South east will be extremely underfunded and won’t be able to work with kids

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julie inglis
6 years ago

outrageous !!!no funding awarded .why has this been allowed

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Sinead Welsh
6 years ago

This club has been an asset to the whole community - young and old. It is the only place where I can let my teenage son go and feel confident that he will be safe. The discussions they have at the girl/boy groups are thought provoking and instill some much needed understanding and compassion about the issues them and others face. It would be a huge detriment to the whole community if the services were reduced.

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Ethan Mcinally
6 years ago

As an Iwill Ambassador for Scotland and a voice for the youth, I’m disappointed to see fantastic youth organisations in this position. Youth organisations play a key role at unlocking a young person’s full potential and help them become the best version of themselves. Help keep them on the right path, off the streets and out of trouble.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

More needs to be done children and teenagers need to feel safe not scared to leave there homes action needs to be taken and funding is crucial we should be able to let our children go to and from school feeling safe we shouldn't have the violence and anti social behavior as bad as it is this should not be normalised..

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Valerie Paterson
6 years ago

Such a great loss if the groups at the centre are to be closed due to lack of funds. This will affect so many people and families.

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Jo Walker
6 years ago

This facility is vital to the community. It gives the children opportunities to learn different ways of living and helps encourage them to make the right choices in life. The holiday programmes are a vital support in this community. They keep the children active and give them a purpose during the holidays, a safe place to meet the friends and explore new opportunities. It is also essential for combating hunger during the holidays and may be the only means of being fed for some children.

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Clare fallas
6 years ago

Split this funding equally so the wonderful work goodtrees does for their local people can continue. Help the next generation see the worth of community and let them know they are valued

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Jeannie Whitelaw
6 years ago

please help

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Ashleigh thorburn
6 years ago

This needs to re evaluated and the kids not forgotten about the area will just become more run down and the crime rate will Continue to rise

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Rilza Montgomery
6 years ago

I work in Moredum, the need is immense. The area is poorer and forgotten.

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Danny walker
6 years ago

Give them the funding they need it's for the future ... rather than spending it on council waste...and there is a lot of it

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Dianne
6 years ago

Dont forget moredun - goodtrees provide an excellent service for the kids in the area.

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Diane Jackson
6 years ago

The community of Gracemount has been left to rot. Pavements are in terrible condition. Wheelie bins blocking pavements. Buildings in need of repainting. Just serious general neglect.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Goodtrees does fantastic work for the young people in our community.

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Kelvin Hurd
6 years ago

The lack of local facilities is a disgrace only to be compounded by the massive residential building underway in the South.

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Nicki Reid
6 years ago

Disgraceful

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Raymond kingwell
6 years ago

It's an absolute disgrace and they wonder why there is gang related trouble in the area if only the council got their act together with Education and teaching the kids at school there wouldn't be social deprivation keep up the good work

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Angela Weddell
6 years ago

Goodtrees do amazing work, keeping the kids off the streets and out of trouble, helping them with social skills and personal problems. The loss of this valuable club would have humongous consequences for the kids attending.