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Murray's Initiative Does the 2026 Kiltwalk!
Raising for Murray's Initiative
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We are raising funds from the Glasgow Kiltwalk this year to allow us to continue some services for our clients who attend our various support groups.
A vital service we provide is a pantry for clients who are experiencing food poverty. Funds raised will allow us to keep our pantry stocked with food and toiletries so clients can access it when it is needed most.
Some other activities we are hoping to fund include yoga, reiki, arts and crafts, walking group, cycling, and cooking on a budget. These activities have proved to be very popular in the past and the clients gain a lot from the activities. Clients report that engaging in these types of activities help to reduce the isolation they can often experience and to improve their overall health and wellbeing.
Unfortunately these activities have been restricted due to reductions in our funding so we would be grateful if you could donate to ensure they continue!
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About us
Murray's Initiative
Charity number: SC014501 
Vision
Healthy, happy and resilient communities, free from harm caused by alcohol, drug and mental health issues.
Mission
Provide evidence-based support to individuals, communities and government to improve health and wellbeing across Scotland.
We do this by:
Delivering trauma informed services, education and resources tailored to individual needs.
Providing accredited education and training programs to build and maintain capacity across the alcohol, drug and mental health service sector.
Advocating for individuals, their families and wider communities at local, regional and national levels to promote positive societal change and reduce the harm caused by alcohol, drug and mental health issues
Values
Respect – We believe everyone has the right to be accepted and treated equally and fairly.
Empathy – We believe in offering a trauma informed environment with honesty and transparency.
Collaboration – We believe in working in partnership with individuals, organisations, communities and each other to achieve our vision.
