This article was published in the Stirling Observer today. Full text below. We’re recruiting now for training in Jan/Feb 2023. Get in touch now if you are interested in becoming a Street Pastor. Friendly faces you can count on Street pastors are making a...
Our Review for the last year 2021-2022 has now been published where you will find a summary of what happened at Stirling Street Pastors last year and what our aims are for this year. Our priority this year is to recruit more volunteers as our numbers have dropped to a...
By leaving a legacy to Stirling Street Pastors your support can make a very real and important difference to our work and to those we help. For example, it could be used to: Resource patrols on the streets with flip-flops, bottled water, blankets and essential items...
“For every life lost on the railway, six are saved by those around them”, Samaritans. Network Rail’s suicide prevention programme in Scotland partners with ScotRail, Samaritans, British Transport Police, Railway Mission and Street Pastors to reduce suicide on the...
(The following article was published in the Stirling Observer on 14/1/2022) Stirling Street Pastors have received a grant of £10,000 to continue their work and train new recruits. The money has come from the Scottish Government’s Communities Mental Health and...
Councillors praise work of Street Pastors during festive season: https://www.stirling.gov.uk/news/2021/december-2021/councillors-praise-work-of-street-pastors-during-festive-season/
On Sat 11th December’s patrol, it was great that Safebase Scotland were patrolling the streets as well. They have experienced first aiders ready to help as well as direct links with the Scottish Ambulance Service so it’s brilliant the town will have this extra...
To ensure Stirling Street Pastors continues its important work we have been looking at how to reach a sustainable income. If you are able to financially support our work, please consider whether you can be 1 of our 100. The idea is that if we have 100 supporters give...
Stirling Street Pastors are looking forward to when we can restart late evening patrols once the City gets back to a semblance of normality again. We now hope to carry out daytime patrols in the town centre and university campus as well. We need more volunteers for...
Stirling Street Pastors has now pledged support for the Volunteer Charter. This charter comes from Volunteer Scotland and the key goal is to ensure good relations between workers and volunteers, and to ensure that other stakeholders achieve consensus on the validity...
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