JASS is an accredited award scheme for young people aged 5-14.
A fully inclusive award JASS increases independence, confidence and a sense of health and well being in young people. Mentors report “getting to know young people better. Allowing conversations to be had”.
Throughout the pandemic JASS has provided a structure for blended learning. JASS will be a crucial tool as part of the recovery phase of the worldwide pandemic.
Health in Mind is excited to share their Spring/Summer programme of online training:
Building Personal Resilience: Mon 26 Apr, 2pm-5pm
Introduction to Mindfulness and Meditation for Everyday Self-Care: Wed 12 May, 9am-11am (5 weeks)
Mental Health and Suicide Awareness: Mon 17 May, 9am-12.30pm
Mental Health Awareness for Managers: Tue 1 Jun, 9.30am-1pm
Lost Opportunities? The effects of Austerity and Covid 19 on the mental health of young adults. The possibilities offered by a group work approach.
Read more…‘Our Voice’ gives children and young people a chance to come together and support each other. Next group: Thursday 25th February, 6 – 7.30pm via Zoom
Read more…OPFS Edinburgh calls for the unique needs of single parent families to be better supported.
Read more…People Know How and Polwarth Parish Church are delighted to announce the purchase of our purpose-built All Aboard canal boat!
Read more…Free programme for care leavers aged 16-26 preparing to enter into their own tenancy – or that have done so within the last year.
Read more…Free creative 8 week course for Edinburgh-based young people aged 16-26 who are not sure about their next steps.
Read more…Free digital workshops open to all young people aged 14-19 who are looking to try something creative, regardless of their previous experience.
Read more…This full day course aims to help participants increase their understanding of trauma, the impact it has, ways to work with it and worker self-care.
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