On this page we continue to show examples of how Community SDG’s 1,2,3,4 are being addressed.
7 02 2026 No new entries are being added to this page as new pages have been created to comply with SIGBI’s Charitable Objectives Alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s). For more information click on Charitable Objectives and SDGs Alignment, 1 02 2026.
Photos above show work done to address People SDG1 No Poverty.
First, Second, & Third photos show SI Dunfermline members at their Pop Up Shop to help Aberlour Children’s Charity, 27, 28 02, 1 03 2025. Sum raised £2,000.00!
To learn more about SI Dunfermline click here; for Aberlour Children’s Charity click here.
Fourth photo show SI Paisley’s donation of tiny baby clothes to the Royal Alexandra Hospital, 12 06 2025.
To learn more about SI Paisley click here.
Fifth photo shows SI Glasgow City’s donation of 61 hand knitted items to Princess Royal Maternity, 21 07 2025; 31 hats, 15 cardigans, 9 pairs bootees and 6 blankets.
Sixth photo shows SI Glasgow City Joint PA Officers, Caroline and Liz, donating items to Refuweegee, which provides welcome and emergency support packs to forcibly displaced people arriving in Glasgow, 6 10 2025. (Glaswegians are known locally as Weegies!)
Seventh photo shows SI Glasgow City Joint President Margaret, and Club member Gwen handing over pyjamas to Tomorrow’s Women Glasgow, (TWG), Team Lead Claire & Stacey from Martha’s Mummies. This donation was supported by SI Paisley.
TWG is a multi-agency stop shop for women coming out of the Criminal Justice System. Over the last 3 months SI Glasgow City members have provided mindfulness colouring books, items for emergency food packs, and pyjamas.
To learn more about SI Glasgow City click here.
Eighth photo shows blanket made from 30 knitted squares, one of three blankets, total 90 knitted squares. the blankets will be donated to needy families, by SI Dunfermline.
The 90 knitted squares completes a 90 for 90 challenge celebrating the 90th Anniversary of SI SN/S Regions, June, 2026.
Ninth photo shows SI Dunfermline members handing over 120 knitted hats to Children’s Clothing Bank, 6 12 2025.
To learn more about SI Dunfermline click here.
Tenth photo shows SI Glasgow City member donating to Tomorrow’s Women Glasgow (TWG), 8 12 2025.
Eleventh photo shows Glasgow City member donating to Women’s Aid, Glasgow, 8 12 2025.
Twelfth & Thirteenth photos show SI Glasgow City donating toiletries & umbrellas to Survivors of Human Trafficking in Scotland, 9 12 2025.
To learn more about SI Glasgow City click here.
Knitting for their projects!
Photos above show SI Falkirk Knit ‘n Natter Group at work from 22 05 2025:
First photo ~ SI Falkirk Knit ‘n Natter Group donating hand crafted items to Sands/NHS pregnancy loss, Bereavement Team at Forth Valley Hospital, 22 05 2025.
Second photo ~ SI Falkirk Knit ‘n Natter Group member and friend made made cushions and blankets for the Club to donate to the Elgin Centre, (Enable Scotland, Falkirk Branch), for use in the Sensory Tent which the Elgin Centre will provide at the upcoming ‘Awakening Festival’.
Third photo ~ SI Falkirk Knit ‘n Natter Group presentation of support cushions to the Wellbeing Centre in the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, 30 05 2025.
Where will this Group go next?
To learn more about SI Falkirk click here.
Photos above show steps to address SDG2 Zero Hunger:
First photo shows SI Kirkcaldy member Roberta presenting cheque to Gavin, Hosting Hope Fife, as several SI Kirkcaldy members help at their monthly lunches held to address food poverty, 30 03 2025.
Second photo shows SI Kirkcaldy members serving Sunday Dinner at Hosting Hope Fife, 27 04 2025.
To learn more about SI Kirkcaldy click here.
Monthly Collection for Foodbank!
Third photo shows SI Dunfermline’s monthly Food Collection for Foodbank.
Sale of Jams for Mary’s Meals!
Fourth photo shows SI Dunfermline homemade jams on sale for Mary’s Meals.
Fifth photo shows SI Dunfermline’s monthly Foodbank donation 23 10 2025.
To learn more about SI Dunfermline click here.
Sixth photo shows SI Paisley’s donation of “orange” food for Foodbank, 13 11 2025.
To learn more about SI Paisley click here.
Seventh photo shows SI Dunfermline’s collection for Foodbank, 27 11 2025.
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, & Thirteenth photos show SI Dunfermline members collecting food for Foodbank, 30 11 2025.
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Photos above show examples of work done and steps taken to address Community SDG3 Good Health and Well Being.
First, Second & Third photos show SI Kirkcaldy collecting for Marie Curie in ASD & Morrison’s, 7 03 2025.
To learn more about SI Kirkcaldy click here.
Fourth, Fifth & Sixth photos show members of SI Glasgow City collecting for Marie Curie, 18 03 2025.
To learn more about SI Glasgow City click here.
Seventh photo shows SI Falkirk members receiving cheque for £6,000.00 to the Duncan Hospital Charitable Trust, donated by Mr Bill Laurie, thanks to a legacy from his late wife Elspeth Laurie, 28 03 2025.
The money will go towards sponsoring two nurses in training.
To learn more about SI Falkirk click here; for The Duncan Hospital Charitable Trust click here.
Eighth photo show SI Falkirk member Lorraine presenting mastectomy cushions & seat belt support cushions to staff at the Beatson Cancer Charity Wellbeing Centre, 14 04 2025.
To learn more about SI Falkirk click here.
Ninth photo shows SI Hamilton members collecting for Marie Curie, Tesco, Uddingston, 15 05 2025.
To learn more about SI Hamilton click here.
Tenth photo shows SI Kirkcaldy members & friends out for a walk, lunch/coffee at Lochore Meadows, 8 07 2025.
Eleventh photo shows SI Kirkcaldy President Maureen marking Armed Forces Day, by collecting for Poppy Scotland, Waverley Station, Edinburgh, 7 07 2025.
To learn more about SI Kirkcaldy click here.
Twelfth photo shows SI Dunfermline members in Tesco giving out information on HPV vaccination, and staying safe on-line. Over the lunch hour they met many schoolchildren, most of whom were interested, 19 09 2025.
To learn more about SI Dunfermline click here.
Thirteenth photo shows 30 pairs of used spectacles, part of a collection of 127 received at SI Hamilton Club Lunch meeting, 11 09 2025. The used spectacles collected by SI Hamilton members are given to Mackie Opticians, 48 Main Street, Bothwell G71 8EX, for eventual re-use in eye camps in Cambodia & India. Before being sent to Cambodia & India, in advance of the eye camps, the used spectacles are sent to HMP Barlinnie’s “Right to Sight” project, where prisoners sort and grade the used spectacles.
To learn more about SI Hamilton click here: for Mackie Opticians click here.
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, & Seventeenth photos show Cervical Cancer advice, as displayed on SI Hamilton Facebook page, summer, 2025.
While discussing this at SI Hamilton Business Meeting on 23 10 2025, member Morag mentioned that a low uptake of cervical screening had been found in the large diverse South Asian population within Lanarkshire, for cultural reasons. (Local newspaper article June 2025).
By June 2025, NHS Lanarkshire had made films, podcasts to reach out to this group. These are available in Arabic, & Urdu, as well as English. To view the films and advice click here; for additional advice click here. Lanarkshire Central Mosque has been helpful in arranging to show the films.
To learn more about SI Hamilton click here.
Eighteenth & Nineteenth photos show SI Dunfermline members in ASDA giving out info on HPV & cervical screening, 3- 01 2026.
To learn more about SI Dunfermline click here.
Photos above show examples of work done to address Community SDG 4 Quality Education:
Club member Frances, retired biochemist, updated her Club on the work of Katalin Kariko, Biochemist, who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine 2023!
First & Second photos show SI Glasgow City member Frances giving presentation to her Club on the work of Hungarian born Katalin Kariko, Nobel prize winner in Medicine 2023, for her extensive research on the messenger RNA (mRNA) which laid the foundations which enabled BionTech, Pfizer & Moderna to develop their Covid-19 vaccines, 15 04 2025.
To learn more about SI Glasgow City click here.
Third & Fourth photos show SI Kirkcaldy Educate to Lead Award presentation to Grace, Viewforth High School pupil, another worthy winner. The Educate to Lead Award is given to a pupil, chosen by staff, to a girl in one of the four High Schools in rotation. Honorary member, Helma, sponsors the Award.
To learn more about SI Kirkcaldy click here.
