The Moray Local Action Group has awarded Hat Full of Bees funding to deliver ADHD workshops from now until mid-March.
All participants can attend for free, and the workshops should reach approximately 288 people across Moray.
(16 spaces at each session)
The Moray Local Action Group has awarded Hat Full of Bees funding to deliver ADHD workshops from now until mid-March.
All participants can attend for free, and the workshops should reach approximately 288 people across Moray. (16 spaces at each session)
The Moray Local Action Group has awarded Hat Full of Bees funding to deliver ADHD workshops from now until mid-March.
All participants can attend for free, and the workshops should reach approximately 288 people across Moray. (16 spaces at each session)
The Moray Local Action Group has awarded Hat Full of Bees funding to deliver ADHD workshops from now until mid-March.
All participants can attend for free, and the workshops should reach approximately 288 people across Moray. (16 spaces at each session)
1200-1300 hrs
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works, the range of community-based sentences that may be in place, what licence conditions mean in practice, and how healthcare professionals can best support individuals affected by them. There will also be dedicated time for questions and discussion. Choose from two available dates and book via Eventbrite. We welcome staff from all healthcare professions in Moray.
Book here.
1200-1300 hrs
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works.
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works, the range of community-based sentences that may be in place, what licence conditions mean in practice, and how healthcare professionals can best support individuals affected by them. There will also be dedicated time for questions and discussion. Choose from two available dates and book via Eventbrite. We welcome staff from all healthcare professions in Moray.
Book here.
12.00 pm to 1.00 pm
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works
Join Moray Community Justice Partnership and Moray HSCP Justice Services for an introductory session covering how the justice system works, the range of community-based sentences that may be in place, what licence conditions mean in practice, and how healthcare professionals can best support individuals affected by them. There will also be dedicated time for questions and discussion. Choose from two available dates and book via Eventbrite. We welcome staff from all healthcare professions in Moray.
Book here.
3.45 pm to 4.45 pm
Professionals working with children and young people are invited to attend the first in a planned series of webinars aimed at strengthening knowledge, confidence and practice around sexual health. The session will be led by Penny Gillies, Public Health Practitioner with NHS Grampian, and is designed to support schools and partner agencies working with young people.
This introductory webinar will provide an overview of key sexual health messages, local data, available clinic services, signposting pathways and guidance on responding to emergency situations. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences and discuss current practice with colleagues from across the region.
The session is the first in a wider programme of learning opportunities. Future webinars will explore additional topics identified by practitioners, including pornography, sexual violence and abuse, LGBTQ+ issues and abortion. Recordings will be made available following each session to support wider learning and access.
Join specialists from the Minority Carers of Ethnic People Project to learn about the impact of VAWG on the Scottish Traveller community
The Minority Ethnic Carers of People Project (MECOPP) have been engaged in essential work with Scotland’s minority communities for nearly three decades. They have always fore fronted collaboration and empowerment – nowhere more than in their work with Gypsy Travellers.
This little-understood population, historically persecuted and currently under-served receives little attention. This seminar, with the MECOPP Women’s Voices Development Worker, Shirell Johnson and Donna Lawrie, the Family Mental Health Development Worker & Team Lead, will undo some of that neglect.
Donna and Shirell have been engaged in extensive support and advocacy work with and for the Gypsy Traveller community in recent years in addition to overseeing the co-production of resources intended for women and girls in the community experiencing gender-based violence.
This session will explore the history of the Gypsy Traveller community in Scotland, it’s treatment by the majority and the implications thereof for effective engagement. It will then move to focus on the dynamics of violence against women and girls and how we can – competently and confidently – support Gypsy Traveller survivors.
Places are free, unlimited and anyone with an interest in providing culturally-sensitive support to Gypsy Traveller VAWG survivors is welcome to attend.
Register here on Eventbrite and MS Teams links for the session will be emailed to you closer to the time.
If you have any questions about this session, or any of Moray VAWG Partnership’s work, please contact: emma.plant@moray.gov.uk.