💻 Training – Understanding Coercive Control
Moray Violence Against Women & Girls Partnership are delivering an online session on Understanding Coercive Control:
📅 Wednesday 24 June 2026
🕘 09:30–12:00
This session explores:
• Patterns and strategies of abusive behaviour
• Challenges in responding to domestic abuse
• Impact on children and non-abusive parents
👉 Find out more and book:
Understanding Coercive Control Training
Join STEM Starts and Moray Council Libraries Digital Team for a fun-filled STEM discovery session at the STEM Starts Discovery Centre in Elgin. Children and families can explore interactive exhibits and take part in hands-on science, technology, engineering, maths and digital activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity.
The STEM Starts programme aims to inspire a love of learning from an early age, helping children build confidence and develop future-ready skills through play and exploration. While activities are designed with children aged 3–8 in mind, there will be something for the whole family to enjoy.
Places are free but booking is essential. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and attendees are asked to bring grippy socks or indoor shoes for safe exploration of the centre.
Book at Eventbrite
Join STEM Starts and Moray Council Libraries Digital Team for a fun-filled STEM discovery session at the STEM Starts Discovery Centre in Elgin. Children and families can explore interactive exhibits and take part in hands-on science, technology, engineering, maths and digital activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity.
The STEM Starts programme aims to inspire a love of learning from an early age, helping children build confidence and develop future-ready skills through play and exploration. While activities are designed with children aged 3–8 in mind, there will be something for the whole family to enjoy.
Places are free but booking is essential. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and attendees are asked to bring grippy socks or indoor shoes for safe exploration of the centre.
Book at Eventbrite
Mum Days
Meet at 10am outside the Library in Cooper Park Elgin
First Monday of every month.
Waddle Toddle is a free outdoor play group run by Earthtime in partnership with Mum Days. Taking place monthly in Cooper Park, Elgin, the sessions encourage families with young children to enjoy nature, build social connections, and take part in relaxed outdoor play activities.
Contact: community@earthtime.co.uk for further information
Come along and chat to us at Rotary Motorfun.
The Stories of New Scots
An evening of storytelling, poetry, and discussion with Sawsan Al Areeqe.
All proceeds support the Scottish Refugee Council.
Event details:
Moray Pathways will be hosting a friendly drop-in session at Dr Gray’s Hospital, Elgin, on Thursday 4th June 2026. Members of the Moray Pathways team will be available in the foyer to offer information, support, and advice in a welcoming and informal setting.
Whether you are looking for work, considering training or learning opportunities, needing support with finances, or simply unsure where to start, our team is here to help connect you with local services and opportunities.
Support available includes:
- Finding a job or training
- Money and benefits advice
- Exploring learning opportunities
- Connecting with local support services
This is a free drop-in event and no booking is required.
For further information, please contact: moraypathways@moray.gov.uk
For parents and carers across Moray
Free online session
This practical session will cover:
• AI misinformation
• Virtual influencers
• Voice-cloning scams
• Emotional impact of AI chatbots
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/navigating-the-world-of-ai-with-your-child-a-guide-for-moray-parents-tickets-1990089001776
Join Dr Charlotte Barlow to explore the impact of body-worn cameras on coercive control cases, including unintended consequences for victim-survivors.
Book your place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/police-body-worn-cameras-and-coercive-control-tickets-1989542629562