***Our ScrapStore is currently closed***
We will be open again with a swap shop on Saturday the 11th of January
Play Your Part in Creating Change
We are a social and environmental justice organisation, offering exciting opportunities for community connection through conversation, creativity and play. We are here for everyone but prioritise giving a voice to individuals and families facing the most challenges.
Who we are...
ScrapAntics are a creative recycling social justice enterprise who run Dundee’s only ScrapStore.
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Our core values are community, art, recycling and education.
Whilst here for everyone, we prioritise working with local people who face challenges through disadvantage, seeking to bring the joy and positive impact of imagination, creativity and Play to the whole community.
We are a diverse team of artists, creatives, volunteers, teachers, community workers, play workers and youth workers – all guided by our passion for social justice. Sustainability and equality are at the heart of everything we do – supporting the needs of our community, ensuring all voices are heard and putting people before profit.
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We believe that creativity is core to rethinking our approach to living in, and learning about, the world…
Creative Recycling
ScrapAntics have now repurposed over 100 tonnes of waste back into the community as resources for creative and play-based projects.
All of our workshops, projects and events use recycled and donated materials, driving forward Dundee’s circular economy and looking to create a more sustainable future.
Download reports,
posters & useful resources
Below you can download a variety of reports which demonstrate the impacts and findings of our projects, as well as a toolkit around Loose Parts Play.
These are free to download and share, as we are passionate about collective learning and sharing the outcomes of our work to best benefit others.
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You can also download our current event posters to share with your community.
Creativity, Accessibility and Inclusion report
We are proud to have been included in this report exploring the intersection of creativity, disability and health in the context of Dundee’s creative community groups.
It seeks to understand the benefits, challenges, and barriers that exist in incorporating accessibility into group activities and spaces.
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Many thanks to Creative Lives and the other organisations sharing their practise in Dundee.
https://www.creative-lives.org/creativity-accessibility-and-inclusion
October /
December
Sale!
Mannequins
Contact Elaine to buy them
elaine@scrapantics.co.uk
Our Funders and partners...
Happy to say we are real living wage employers
