Cornerstone House Centre has today relaunched the Cumbernauld CHaT (Community Help and Talk) Service for winter 2021-22, recognising that many people in the local area continue to experience a range of negative effects as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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In need of a free and relaxing treat in Cumbernauld town centre one afternoon when the kids are at school? Look no further than Cornerstone House Centre’s upcoming March Movie Day for adults.  
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There is just over one week left to participate in an online Community Voting Survey which will determine which of a range of community proposals in the Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Northern Corridor area receive public funding.
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Just six weeks - that's all it can take for quitting smoking to boost your mood and mental health, according to research published in time for this week's No Smoking Day.
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This week is Eating Disorders Awareness Week, with Cumbernauld Community Health Information Hub shining a spotlight on eating disorders by raising awareness, spreading a message of hope and highlighting that help is available for those affected.
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Citizens of Greater Cumbernauld are being asked once again to help decide which local community projects receive small grant funding through participating in an online Community Voting Survey made live today.
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Citizens of Greater Cumbernauld who are considering establishing a business but need guidance with getting started are being invited to join a free online course being rolled out as of this week by the new E3 Cumbernauld Business Hub.
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World Book Day takes place on Thursday 3 March 2022, with Cornerstone House Centre marking the occasion by inviting parents to book onto a new five-week round of the popular children’s reading programme Bookbug.
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Eighty children affected by poverty and disadvantage woke up to a newly recycled bike on Christmas morning thanks to hugely successful Santa Bikes initiative which captured the imagination of the people of Greater Cumbernauld during November and December.
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