Erskine’s strength lies in the very special blend of dedicated care, compassion and understanding we offer to residents and their families.
Erskine care for nearly 1,000 residents each year; our care homes provide Veterans with the companionship of like-minded people. Erskine not only care for their Veterans – we care about them.
Our person-centred care is tailored to the needs of each individual Veteran. All bedrooms open to a general living space with dining areas and are fully accessible with en-suite facilities. The dedicated activities team provide social activities, entertainment and organise day or evening trips which are of huge importance to resident’s health and wellbeing.
For Veterans who need help to begin the next chapter of their lives, Erskine offers social, recreation and training facilities at the Activity Centre, single and family accommodation and employment opportunities in partnership with Scotland Bravest Manufacturing Co.- all within a Veterans Village setting supporting Veterans of all ages.
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The Glasgow Rocks are Scotland's only professional basketball team – competing in the British Basketball League (BBL). Since 2013 the Glasgow Rocks have played their home games in the Emirates Arena, in Glasgow.
The Glasgow Rocks have a commitment to the community, with professional players delivering messages. The jump2it programme is a primary school Health and Citizenship programme, delivered across Scotland to ‘at risk’ youths, using Glasgow Rocks players to deliver interactive workshops.
Website: http://www.glasgowrocks.co.uk
Headquarters:
Emirates Arena 1000 London Road, GLASGOW, G40 3HG
The Strathclybe League Basketball Association operates and runs all of our local league fixtures.
Here you will find links to all SLBA structured games as u14 through to u18's as well as all senior mens league structures.
http://www.slba.org.uk/?page_id=203
sportscotland is the national agency for sport in Scotland. We see a Scotland where sport is a way of life, where sport is at the heart of society, making a positive impact on people and communities.
At sportscotland we believe:
Sport should be open to everyone and conducted in a way which promotes equality and respect for others.
Competition should to be fair and take place within the spirit and rules of (the) sport. Success should result from honest endeavour, training and preparation by the athlete and impartiality by those who officiate
Athletes must comply with the World Anti-Doping Code and those who work with athletes should put their interests first and not abuse their trust.
All those involved in sport should put its interests before any personal or financial gain.
Sponsorship and other commercial involvement should be compatible with the ethics and values of sport.
We are passionate about basketball. We believe that sport can change lives and inspire communities. We are driven to make our sport bigger and better every day.
We do this by working with people who share out passion - clubs, coaches, officials, volunteers and partners.
Our role as the governing body is to provide leadership and governance across the sport, to support and challenge clubs, athletes and our partners, to deliver programmes and education and to secure investment into the sport.
http://basketballscotland.co.uk/