Alloa Community Enterprise

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Alloa Community Enterprise supports practical climate action through its work in the circular economy — helping extend the life of materials, reduce waste and divert items from landfill. This short video introduces Alloa Community Enterprise's approach, showing how reuse and redistribution can strengthen both environmental sustainability and the local community.

Address

Alloa Community Enterprises, The Whins, Sauchie, Alloa FK10 3TA

Phone

01259 928081

Email

reception@ace.scot

Website

ace.scot

Opening Times

Mon, Thurs, Fri: 11am – 4.30pm Saturday: 1pm – 2pm

Refreshments

There is no cafe on site, but volunteers will always be happy to make you a cuppa.

Transport Links

Nearest Train Station is Alloa from there you can get a bus or taxi (10-15mins). ACE is a short walk from Sauchie based Bus Stops and routes.

Dogs Allowed

Guidedogs are allowed

Toilets

There are toilets on site, there is not a wheelchair accessible toilet.

Activity Highlights

The Remakery - Our Remakery provides a safe, creative space for art and crafting inspiration – to upcycle, recycle, reuse and divert from landfill. We breathe new life into unwanted items, upcycling with trained professionals creating new work for sale, commissions and teaching others how to do so themselves. Remakery: Climate Challenge Champions Programme We are keen to involve young people in the Remakery and by coming to volunteer you will enter into a ‘contract’ where we will work with you to develop a range of new skills and learn about ways you can help tackle the climate challenge in your community. The volunteer placement scheme is staged to help ensure you are safe at every point of your training plan – starting in the Remakery and then moving through to work in the warehouse, shop, deliveries, reception and office as planned by the young person. The Volunteer Coordinator will help arrange relevant training along the way to ensure you get the support you need to find longer term prospects in the community. The Climate Challenge Champion programme it open to anyone up to 25 years old. Our volunteers will have the opportunity to learn new skills, and put them into practice in many ways, including through our Volunteer Training Programme for young people with barriers to work. This will incorporate in-house training, certified courses, and mentoring to develop a diverse range of skills, centred around the climate challenge emergency.

Link to Content

youtu.be/iBFt8WuRPJY

BSL Recording

Yes


SustainAble for All’s Accessible Eco-Trail Map, created in partnership with Forth Valley Sensory Centre and FEL Scotland, showcases climate projects, stories, and places from across our region. These locations are connected to people who have taken part in our discussions and training around sight and hearing loss. The map brings together climate action and accessibility, helping to raise awareness of both. Explore your local area to discover inspiring climate initiatives and learn about work being done to improve accessibility for people with sight and hearing loss.

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