John Paul Retreats is a charity set up to help parents and siblings who are trying to cope with the loss of loved ones, either through death or other unforseen tragedy. The charity was founded by Anthony McMahon, who lost his brother, John Paul, to a car accident in 1984. Anthony's parents suffered greatly over the loss of John Paul and they also passed away in their early fifties. Since then, Anthony has endeavoured to establish a place where people, who experience similar trauma, can meet together and begin to come to terms with loss.
Supporting local people with learning disabilities and autism
Charity to monitor and remove marine litter from the shores of Bute
Non-profit organisation providing free advice to Bute residents
A collective of organsiations helping build a better Bute
Support service for carers
Providing allotments for Bute residents to grow fruit and veg
Support service for young people 16 to 25 years of age
Community group growing food crops for free consumption
Isle of Bute Business Improvement District
Local initiative to help regenerate the Port Bannatyne area
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