We are delighted to announce that MCFB was successful in securing 3 years’ funding from the National Lottery Community Fund for the Bright Choices project, which supports FGM survivors and […]

All children need a break from school. Summer holidays can be an opportunity for them to spend more time with their families, play with friends and explore outdoor spaces. However,

We are excited to have started working in partnership with The Yard, introducing BME children from Rowanfield primary school, a school for children with severe and complex social, emotional and

We are excited to be involved in two events as part of the Refugee Festival this year.  The first of these events has invovled linking in with the Festival of Cycling for the Scottish

A typical day for me consists of a home visit or school visit and office work and phone calls regarding case work—mostly it consists of juggling various tasks with a

Since 2017 our ‘Time for Togetherness’ project has hosted a total of 7 multicultural ceilidhs, facilitated a series of 6 music workshops and collaborated with around 4 local musicians and

It is considered to be a mark of success to no longer require a service, if that service has successfully met all of its aims and objectives. Banyan was set

This week, as we approach Christmas and the end of an eventful 20th year for MCFB, we are sad to be saying goodbye to 4corners project leader, Rosie Megginson, who is

Nearly 70 little and big people joined in the sharing of food and music at our Early Years Christmas party this year with, of course, a special appearance from Santa.