Individuals and private businesses with a passion for climate action are also encouraged to register as members.

Learn more about the network and register on www.inverclydeclimateaction.net/join-ican or by emailing ican@the-trust.org.uk

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we encourage all community groups and third sector organisations in Inverclyde to join the network. Especially those groups who may not directly do climate-based activities but work with vulnerable people, who we know will be impacted by climate change the most.

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- share and repair, and nature enhancement. Climate change impacts us all, and now, more than ever, we must look for ways to adapt to and mitigate its effects - working together is key to this.

Please share with your networks -

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If you'd like to help contribute, please use the QR Code, it'll take you straight to our PayPal donation form (please state it's for the Bike Ride).

Alternatively, if using the QR Code isn't an option, please see our donations page here: www.the-trust.org.uk/donations/

Thank you. 😊

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The Trust's Environmental Employability Programme is financed by Inverclyde Council, the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity
Fund (UKSPF) and Scottish Government No One Left Behind (NOLB) funding.

Thank you to the team at Greenock Cemetery for inviting us to get involved in this project and helping our trainees and supervisors with materials and training.

Our Environmental Works project is funded by Inverclyde Council and delivered by The Trust on behalf of Inverclyde Council.

As a local charity, The Trust are proud to stand with our community in reflecting on the legacy of those who came before us—and we remain committed to building a better future rooted in compassion, unity, and hope.

#veday80thanniversary #Community #Inverclyde #vedaycelebrations

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