Resources
We’ve published this guide to help your organisation explore how poverty and climate action connect. It takes 15 to 30 minutes, needs no expertise, and has separate questions for organisations working on poverty and on climate.
Funders are increasingly making climate action a core priority, expecting applicants to demonstrate how they are preparing for and responding to these challenges.
In collaboration with Midlothian Financial Inclusion Network and Midlothian Community Action we have put together a few resources to help you navigate climate funding and best practices.
A practical guide, created in collaboration with the Midlothian Financial Inclusion Network (MFIN) providing clear, actionable steps to help your organisation build resilience to extreme weather and secure the continuation of its services in a changing climate.
Our Impact Report for the financial year 2025-26. It provides a snapshot of what the Hub, Network members, volunteers and partners achieved over the last year. Feel free to take a look if you’d like to see some of the impact being delivered across Midlothian.
We’ve published this guide to help your group make their activities more accessible. It includes practical suggestions for events, community buildings and outdoor spaces, and there’s both a full version and an Easy Read version available.
Become a member
The Midlothian Climate Action Network is shaped by local communities. That means you!
We bring together community groups and organisations across the region to share skills, support one another, and take action on the climate and nature crises. By becoming a member, you’re joining a growing movement for a fairer, more sustainable and resilient Midlothian.
Membership is free and open to any not-for-profit group based in Midlothian.