Community Health

OUR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE: SUPPORTING HEALTH, WELLBEING AND SAFETY

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This free community event is to promote and inform adults about key aspects of our young people’s health and wellbeing. With partners across education and health sessions are being offered on:
Social Media
Drugs and Alcohol
Fast and easy cooking for the family
Young People and Sleep
Mindfulness

You can book onto these sessions by phoning 01569 762071 or online at:
http://bit.ly/HWBStonehaven
from Monday, 21st August to
Sunday, 3rd September 2017.

CONVERSATION CAFE
If you can only spare a short time come in and visit our information stalls, chat with the teams and friends over a cup of tea and healthy nibbles.
Get a general access ticket at http://bit.ly/HWBStonehaven
MACKIE ACADEMY
TUESDAY, 5TH SEPTEMBER 2017
16.30 – 19.00

Your Voice Your Choice Kincardine & Mearns Now Open.

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Aberdeenshire Council’s Participatory Budgeting initiative is now open and inviting applications from community groups and organisations in the Coastal Strip villages from Inverbervie to St Cyrus.

Please visit the website https://aberdeenshire.participare.io/#/ or Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Your-Voice-Your-Choice-Kincardine-Mearns-1682423285392707/?ref=page_internal for more details.

Want to know more, contact Lesley Robertson on 01569 768327, or email lesley.robertson@aberdeenshire.gov.uk

 

Strong Communities

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To build a truly effective community it needs to be stronger, wiser and more resilient, sustainable and engaged. The Community Empowerment Act seeks to enable this to happen in Scotland’s communities. Where communities are empowered we would expect to see a range of benefits: local democratic participation is boosted; increased confidence and skills among local people; increased community capacity; and more satisfaction with quality of life in a local neighbourhood. Better community engagement and participation leads to delivery of better, more responsive services and better outcomes for communities. Further, our communities’ strengths and weaknesses, such as quality of life, amenities, infrastructure, and workforce skills, determine the potential of our local economy to support economic growth, enterprise and opportunities for all.

‘Early Days and Changing Ways’

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Developing Capacity in Scottish Communities through our workshops

Join us at a venue near you

Learn about social investment in the morning : Take part in a practical workshop in the afternoon

Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire

14th March 2017

Register your free place here.

  • Understanding Social Investment, 

    10.00am to 12.30pm, (followed by lunch)

    During the morning we take a detailed look at social investment: what it is and how it can be used as an enabler for growth, sustainability and the delivery of greater social impact.

    We examine the opportunities it offers in helping to finance the purchase of assets, easing cash flow and starting a new enterprise,.

    And we do this in context of the new Scottish Government Social Enterprise Strategy whilst remaining realistic about the realities of taking on debt (having the Will, the Skill and someone to send a Bill to!)

    Looking at Investment from a different perspective, 

    1.15pm to 3.30pm

    And then in the afternoon we take a very practical and fun approach to accessing social investment. You become the lender and are given a real application to consider. Would you lend the money?

    This starts with an interview of the SIS staff (who play the role of the applicant) and an assessment as more information emerges.

    It all comes down to the point where attendees discuss the strengths and merits of the application (which generally splits opinion)….all great fun and no better way to really understand if social investment is for your organisation!

Volunteer Vacancies

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KDPKincardineshire Development Partnership are introducing  ‘Volunteer Vacancies’.  Please get in touch with them if you are looking for volunteers, or know of people interested in volunteering opportunities.

 

 

KDP Office: officesupport@kincardineshiredp.org
Tel:  01569 763246

 

 

 

 

Community Cash

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KDPKDP’s next Community Cash event will be held in Johnshaven at 6.45pm on 16th February. £300 is available to groups or organisations in the Kincardine & Mearns coastal villages. We have already had a lot of interest in this event, so please contact us soon to stake your claim!

KDP Office: officesupport@kincardineshiredp.org

Tel:  01569 763246

Co-op community fund

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The Co-op is looking for new local causes for its members to support in the next round of funding and will fund thrcoopee projects in each of around 1,500 local communities across the UK. Between March and September 2017 Co-op members can choose the local cause they want to support from a list of up to three causes. For this reason, the project’s main activity must not finish before October 2017. To find out more, visit: https://causes.coop.co.uk/

Domestic Abuse Workshops

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From 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to 10 December, Human Rights Day, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign is a time to galvanize action to end violence against women and girls around the world. 16days-banner-400x400px

See more at: 16 Days of Action

25th Nov

1.30 – 4.30

Banff Harvest Centre Proj £6

Tea/coffee £1/ea

Hall hire £9p/h

 

01261 815790

 

Domestic Gender Abuse Team – Still to get title

 

Facilitator  – Shona Cormack

28th Nov

9.30 – 12.30

 

Fraserburgh Robertson Road Centre,

Training Rm

SMART Board  & tea coffee avail (01346) 515292

Rona Harper

 

Housing – Options and Homelessness: Managing Expectations

 

Facilitator – Alison McKinnon

29th Nov

9.30 – 12.30

 

Ellon Kirk Centre Screen/no projector

Teas coffee available

770177772569358 725690

01358   725690

Catering 01358 723517

 

NHS – Female Genital Mutilation:  Background, practice guidelines and professional responsibilities

 

Facilitator:  Rosie Crighton

30th Nov

1.30 – 4.30

Peterhead Apex Centre,

Main Hall

Hall £70 hire

No projector

Tea/coffee £1.50ea

077887 15151

Anne Whittam

 

CJ – Working with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse

 

Facilitators – Michele Clark, Joe Walsh and Wullie Lauder

 

 

 

 

1st Dec

1.30 – 4.30 p.m.

Banchory CLD Activity Rm 1 Banchory Primary School No Projector

Catering form and let form required

01330 825966

 

Adult Protection – Domestic Violence and Adult Protection.

 

Facilitator  – Ann-Marie Bruce

 

1st Dec

2 – 3p.m

Aberdeen Banff and Buchan Room Woodhill House Annexe   Making in every opportunity court in NHSG to address Gender Based Violence

 

Facilitator – Dr Linda Leighton-Beck

2nd Dec

1.30 – 4.30

Alford Alford CC Conference/library SMARTBOARD alford.campus@

aberdeenshire.gov.uk

5th Dec

1.30 – 4.30p.m.

Inverurie Council Chambers

Gordon House

Projector booked, teas to be booked Police Scotland – MARAC and Domestic Abuse Disclosure Scheme Scotland

 

Facilitator – Police Scotland

9th Dec available

1.30 – 4.30

Stonehaven Community Centre Lounge

Has projector

Kitchen avail

01569 762688

 

Work of Grampian Women’s Aid

 

Facilitator – Alison Hay

 

Community Health Exchange Focus Group

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chexCommunity Health Exchange (CHEX) has been commissioned to capture from local community-led organisations the contribution they make to health and well-being. If you would like a chance to inform NHS Health Scotland’s forthcoming corporate strategy, then please attend this focus group. The information gathered at the session will be fed back to NHS Health Scotland. This is one of only four focus groups happening in Scotland. Tuesday 29th November in Inverurie (venue to be confirmed). To register your interest, go to https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/2JBNVMN. The event will begin with a buffet lunch at 12.30 and the session will last from 1-4pm

KDP Community Cash!

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How could your group use £300? KDP

Our next Community Cash event will be held on Wednesday 23rd November 2016 at 6.45pm for 7pm in the Jubilee Hall, Portlethen. This event is open to community groups, projects and organisations covering the Community Council areas of Stonehaven, Newtonhill, Muchalls & Cammachmore and Portlethen. Registration for the event closes on Monday 14 November 2016.

For more information contact officesupport@kincardineshiredp.org or phone and leave a message at 01569 763 246

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HELPING YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY TO BECOME MORE ACTIVE?

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A Volunteer Walk Leaders Training Courses is being held in Stonehaven on Thursday 6 October 2016. The course is designed to establish a group of local people (aged over 18 years) who are trained to promote and lead Health Walks on an ongoing basis.

Only one day of training is necessary but information will be provided to support development of local walks in Kincardine and Mearns for walk leaders attending the training through Paths for All and through local contacts.

A Health Walk is a short, local, low level walk which seeks to encourage and support people to become more active.  A typical health walk usually lasts between 10 minutes and 1 hour.

Date:

Thursday 6 October 2016

Time:

9.30am to 4.30pm

Registration from 9.15am onwards

Venue:        

McRobert Pavilion

Mineralwell Park

Stonehaven

AB39 2RD

 

Cost:     

FREE including resource materials

(packed lunch required)

For booking and more information please contact:

Brenda Johns, Clerical Officer, NHS Grampian

Email: nhsg.publichealth@nhs.net

Come and have your say – review of dispensing GP practises

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NHS 

Review of dispensing GP practices

Drop-in session for the public

Monday 12 September 2016

3.30pm – 7.00pm

Community Learning Centre, Portlethen Academy, AB12 4QL

&

Thursday 15 September 2016

3.30pm – 7.00pm

Auchenblae Village Hall

Come and find out about the review of dispensing GP practices which includes Portlethen GP practice.

NHS Grampian staff will be available to answer your questions and you can have your say and contribute to the review.

All are welcome to drop-in between the above times.