TalkTime Scotland offers free professional counselling to anyone aged 12-25 who is physically disabled or has a long-term physical health condition. They offer weekly sessions of free professional counselling either face-to-face from our base in Leith or by Skype for people who are unable or prefer not to travel. Everything you say to your counsellor […]
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Free Charity Masterclass: Measuring the Impact of Your Social Media
Join Media Trust for this free masterclass to learn top tips for measuring your social media success from digital marketing expert Andrew Davis.
Read more…LGBT Helpline Scotland – Festive Opening Schedule
LGBT Helpline available for support over the festive season – please note amended opening hours.
Read more…Resilience in the Social Care Worker (Online) 8 & 15 March 2023
This course is for those working with s/users who have mild to severe mental health problems or who are known to be survivors of any kind of trauma.
Read more…Call for Art: Out of Sight Out of Mind Exhibition
People who have personal lived experience of mental health issues are invited to submit an artwork Out of Sight Out of Mind exhibition, at Summerhall
Read more…Bollywood Social Night – Wellbeing Together Intercultural Celebration
Edinburgh Health & Social Care Partnership in Partnership with Building Bridges and the NE VSF invites Edinburgh North East Voluntary Sector Staff and Charity Organisations to an evening of networking with agencies, stories of resilience through COVID, mouth-watering curries from Punjabi Junction and Bollywood dance from Theiya Arts group. Bollywood Social Night – Wellbeing Together […]
Read more…Discussion Event on Support For Disabled Families
Capital City Partnership is holding an online discussion on the provision of employability support for disabled families on Monday 9 May, 2pm – 4pm.
Read more…Carers Programme Spring Schedule 2022
Training: Trauma Skilled Approach
This course aims to enable participants to develop boundaried working relationships in order to support survivors of trauma.
Read more…Diverse Experiences Advisory Panel for Mental Health and Wellbeing (DEAP)
The new Diverse Experiences Advisory Panel for Mental Health and Wellbeing (DEAP) is looking for 20-30 people with diverse life experiences and perspectives of mental health, inequality, disadvantage, and/or discrimination to join the panel. This panel will advise the Scottish Government on how experiences of inequality affect mental health and wellbeing and how government policy […]
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