Due to overwhelming demand, the Understanding the Manosphere briefing is returning this November. Originally intended as a one-off event, the session has now been delivered to over 500 practitioners and continues to generate significant interest across the region. Supported by the Moray Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Partnership and the Moray Child Protection Committee (MCPC), this free online session is open to practitioners from across Grampian.
Book your place – Understanding the Manosphere Briefing
Come along to our Employability Day where you’ll find lots of interesting stalls to support you with your journey towards that dream job.
We are delighted to invite you to the Moray Childcare Network Event 2026, taking place on Friday 21 August 2026, from 9:00am – 1:00pm, at the Alexander Graham Bell Conference Room, UHI Moray.
This free event will bring together childcare providers, schools, employers, training providers and partners from across Moray for a morning of updates, inspiration and collaboration. Attendees will hear about current projects and opportunities, network with colleagues from across the sector, and help shape the future of childcare in Moray.
Early Bird Booking
This is a free event, however places are limited and booking is essential.
Early bird bookings are now open and places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Book your place here.
Further details, including the full programme and speaker line-up, will be shared in due course.
We hope you will be able to join us for what promises to be an engaging and valuable event for everyone with an interest in childcare across Moray.
Branching Out is a programme for adults who use mental health services in Scotland. The service consists of around three hours of activities per week (10am to 1pm) in a woodland setting, over 12 weeks. It was developed by the NHS and Forestry Commission (now Scottish Forestry).
Folk welcome to join up to week 3, after that it will be a closed group.
For a referral form to book, and more details, please email admin@n4h.co.uk
Branching Out is a programme for adults who use mental health services in Scotland. The service consists of around three hours of activities per week (10am to 1pm) in a woodland setting, over 12 weeks. It was developed by the NHS and Forestry Commission (now Scottish Forestry).
Folk welcome to join up to week 3, after that it will be a closed group.
For a referral form to book, and more details, please email admin@n4h.co.uk
The Moray Child Protection Committee, in partnership with Police Scotland, is offering online training for practitioners across Grampian on conducting effective Return Home Discussions following a missing episode involving a child or young person.
Thursday 20 August
10:00–11:00
Online via Microsoft Teams
Key requirements:
• Professional bookings only using a work email
• Full attendance and active participation expected
• Late arrivals cannot be admitted
• Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance
Non-attendance, lateness or non-participation may affect access to future oversubscribed training.
The Moray Child Protection Committee is offering online practitioner training on the Multi-agency Toolkit for Gathering the Voice of Children and Young People.
Sessions:
• Thursday 3 September | 09:30–11:00 – Book 3 September session
• Wednesday 16 September | 15:00–16:30 – Book 16 September session
Key requirements:
• Professional bookings only using a work email
• Full attendance and active participation expected
• Late arrivals cannot be admitted
• Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance
Non-attendance, lateness or non-participation may affect access to future oversubscribed training.
Join Talat Yaqoob for a short, free and impactful webinar exploring how to respond to the far-right’s misuse of violence against women and girls language.
Tuesday 1 September 2026
12:00–12:30
The Moray Violence Against Women Partnership can offer places on virtual Safe & Together CORE Training in September 2026.
This four-day course supports frontline practitioners to understand the Safe & Together Model, perpetrator pattern-based approaches and the Multiple Pathways to Harm framework.
Dates: 7, 8, 14 & 15 September 2026
Time: 09:30–16:30
Attendance on all four days is required to qualify.