River Rescues
River Rescues is a new member in the network doing incredible work, supporting reptiles in need of sanctuary and offering a variety of animal services! 🦎
They offer adoption, Pet Boarding, cleaning and specialised pet services 🐹
Get in touch at riverrescues@hotmail.com ✉️ and also follow their TikTok as there’s ALOT of very cute cat, dogs, ferrets alongside the reptiles!
All or Nothing Aerial Dance Theatre
All or Nothing Aerial Dance Theatre are Scotland’s leading aerial dance company creating, performing, teaching and developing aerial arts throughout the country 🗾
Their work crosses the boundaries between the floor, air and the space between, merging aerial arts with dance theatre and contemporary circus 🎪
With performances ranging from small scale theatre to large scale outdoor spectacle, they tour extensively across Scotland, creating their own theatrical works for touring as well as developing aerial elements for events 🩰
Over the past two years they have completed a 37 venue tour with their outdoor work for families, The Swings. Part performance and part installation, The Swings is both an aerial dance duet and an open invitation for the public to swing high and free 💃
To learn more about the incredible work they do, click here.
Shandon Publishing
We’d like to welcome Shandon Publishing to The Good Stuff Network! 
Their newest project is “Stories Of Cancer And Hope” which is a collection of stories brought together by Kevin Donaghy from people affected by cancer 
Each story is a lived experience of the impact of the disease and by sharing our stories, we hope to help people affected by cancer to feel that you are not alone 
Hope is constant, find out more information here.
Visual Literacy Matters
Visual Literacy Matters aim is promoting visual education in the image-dominated world of today and providing engaging visual communication tools to the seldom-heard community members with barriers to verbal expression due to age, disability, bilingualism, additional support needs, neurodiversity or trauma.
Their visual tools such as Emotion Cards, are developed together with community groups, members and institutions that they are addressed to, for example children, teachers and therapists.
According to the Scottish government statistics, there are currently 259,036 young people with Additional Support Needs facing barriers to verbal expression.
To learn more about them, click here
