Green Health Activities at Astley Ainslie: March 2025

March 1, 2025 - March 31, 2025 / Astley Ainslie Hospital

Join Aisling, our Nature Rehabilitation Ranger, for a range of nature-based activities to support your health and wellbeing.

All activities will be run by Aisling unless otherwise stated. If you need additional support to participate, or have any questions, please get in touch: [email protected].

Our timetables below outline the different staff, patient and volunteer activities on offer.

Staff Activities

DateActivityFor WhomTimeLocation
(see map below)
Additional Information
11th MarchBird sounds ID and bird quiz:
Come inside to learn the calls and songs of the common birds you will see and hear onsite. Top tips provided
All staff12.15-2pmOT Block Workshop roomLeaflet to take away

Patient Activities

DateActivityFor WhomTimeLocation
(see map below)
Additional Information
3rd, 10th & 17th MarchLEAP weekly programme:
Nature-based activities
LEAP Patients1.30-3.30pmWoodlands ReceptionAll equipment provided
5th, 12th, 19th & 26th MarchWalk and wheel 1-2-1.
 
Alternative activities and indoor activities if raining
All ward patients2-3.30pmI will come and meet youLimited spaces. Please speak to Aisling or your OT if you are interested
Every ThursdayGarden GroupAll ward patients10-12pmRun by Cyrenians

Volunteer Activities

DateActivityFor WhomTimeLocation
(see map below)
Additional Information
4th MarchWorking on the plantersAll volunteers2-4pmAt the planters by the OT block
18th MarchGardening MaintenanceAll volunteers2-4pmAt the planters

Click on the image below to open a pdf of the Astley Ainslie Hospital map.

Astley Ainslie Map

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, just let one of the staff know and someone will come to the ward and support you

Please contact me directly either in person or by emailing [email protected] and I will do my best to support you.

Yes, most activities will unless specified.

Yes, please do unless it states booking is essential.

No, everything will be explained.

Photo credit: Bird (c) Lorne Gill, NatureScot