Monday, 17 November 2014

November News from Everything Baby: http://eepurl.com/8sKA1

November News from Everything Baby: http://eepurl.com/8sKA1
Our *Request an Item* service is NOW ONLINE!
 
Now you can make a request for items you are searching for, whether you're ticking off your to-do list over morning tea or up feeding in the small wee hours, needing a nursing pillow or been searching selling sites for sleep suits - just fill in the form, let us know and we'll do our best to help!

Don't forget to pass on the good news to all your pals who are pregnant or parents!

One more way that we are trying to make life easier for Highland families... Keep telling us what you need ~ YOUR Everything Baby!

http://everything-baby.org.uk/request-item/

Don't forget you can shop online 24/7 via ourOnline Shop! 

Lots of new items added this week... 
ONLINE-BOOKABLE VOLUNTEER CHAT APPOINTMENTS NOW AVAILABLE! 

If you want to make an appointment with us to pop in, have a coffee, take a tour, meet some of the Team and have a good old chinwag about volunteering (complete without oblig
ation) you can now *see when we have available appointments* over coming weeks, and *book online there and then*!

Click this link to book your appointment today! 

http://everything-baby.org.uk/volunteer/

Thursday, 13 November 2014

Inverness on Friday 21st November at the Royal Highland Hotel, Inverness, t

My name is Pauline and I am the Policy and Engagement officer at Inclusion Scotland, which is a national Disabled People's Organisation. 

In partnership with Scottish Campaign for a Fair Society and Scottish Disability Equality Forum, we are hosting a consultation event in Inverness on Friday 21st November at the Royal Highland Hotel, Inverness, to explain the new devolved powers that will be proposed for Scotland following the recommendations from the Smith Commission (to be published at the end of October). 

The aims of the day will be to inform people on what is proposed get disabled people's views on what new powers could or should be devolved to Scotland, and to discuss how devolving certain policy areas might affect you and your families.
 
The event will take place from 10.30 am till 3.30 pm and we would provide refreshments on arrival and lunch. We will provide accessible information and have graphic facilitation on the day. We’d make sure all identified access needs are met and will provide reasonable travel expenses for all disabled people attending.
 
 
Kind regards,
Pauline
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Dr Pauline Nolan
Policy & Engagement Officer
Inclusion Scotland
 
0131 281 0865

Hayweight House, 23 Laurieston Street,
Edinburgh, EH3 9DQ

 

Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Scotland's National Action Plan for Human Rights (SNAP) - Update meeting

Scotland's National Action Plan for Human Rights (SNAP) - Update meeting

Join the Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC) for an update on the progress made after one year of SNAP, and an opportunity to explore how we can apply a human rights based approach in our work

When: Monday 8th December, 1.00pm - 3.00pm
Where: Fairways House, Fairways Business Park, Inverness, IV2 6AA

What is the meeting about?

Join SCVO and SHRC for this opportunity to find out more about Scotland's National Action Plan for Human Rights (SNAP) and the progress that has been made since it's launch last December.
 
Emma Hutton, SHRC Communications and Outreach Manager, will provide an update on SNAP and an opportunity for questions, discussion and feedback alongside Matt Tyrer, SCVO Programme Coordinator and Co-Convenor of the SNAP Better Culture Action Group.
 
Emma will also facilitate an interactive and practical session exploring how we can apply a human rights based approach in our work.
 
This meeting is being held as part of a series of SNAP events and activity to celebrate Human Rights Day on 10th December.

How can I book my place?

Places at this meeting are limited so booking is essential. To book your place please email hief@scvo.org.uk and provide us with your name, organisation (if appropriate), contact telephone and email, and dietary or access requirements.
Alternatively you can call Matt Tyrer on 01463 251 727 for further information.

The meeting is free to attend however places are on a first come first served basis.


Background to SNAP

To find out more about what SNAP is all about you can visit the SNAP section of the SHRC website

Contact HIEF

HIEF continues to provide information, support and signposting to organisations and community groups. If you think HIEF can help you then please feel free to get in touch with us through our SCVO Information Service and your enquiry will be passed to the HIEF team:
 
Freephone number: 0800 169 0022 
 
Or, you can get in touch with the HIEF Team directly:
 
Matt Tyrer, Programme Coordinator - Human Rights and Equality
 
Telephone: 01463 251 727
 
Sasha Devine, Equality Development Officer
 
Telephone: 01463 258 801

Thursday, 16 October 2014

Sheila Fraser Associates work shop

Presenting a memorable message

Do you need to make a presentation that people remember?  Would you like to learn how to get your key message to stick?

Date  30th October 2014
         9.45  – 4.15 (includes lunch)

Venue – Carronvale Conference Centre, Larbert, Stirlingshire FK5 3LH (www.carronvalehouse.co.uk)

Cost £120 – limited to 12 participants

Sheila Fraser Associates has designed a workshop that will explain how to make your message brain friendly – see attachment for more information.

This workshop is also available in house, to suite you own company’s needs.

cid:X.MA1.1389212318@aol.com  Sheila Fraser Associates
Braemore
Marjoribanks Street
Bathgate EH48 1QH
01506650953  07968233324

Wednesday, 15 October 2014

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Prostate Cancer UK are seeking volunteers to help save lives in the Highlands.




Prostate Cancer UK are seeking volunteers to help save lives in the Highlands. At present, 1 in 8 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer, and we feel it is vital that as much support and awareness of this condition is raised as much as possible.

If anyone is interested in volunteering, a Volunteer Meet and Greet has been arranged for Saturday 29th November at Spectrum House, Inverness City Centre, between 10.00am and 2.30pm. This is your chance to find out about prostate cancer and also how you can help Prostate Cancer UK by volunteering, and the different roles offered, including Campaigning, Speaking, Fundraising and Info Stand Awareness. An induction will be offered but there is no pressure for anyone attending to take up volunteering. Please note : you do not have to be personally affected by prostate cancer to volunteer for Prostate Cancer UK.

We will also pay for all reasonable expenses so if anyone from outside Inverness wishes to attend, we can discuss paying for transport.

Places are limited so to reserve a place, please contact myself either at ewan.mcpherson@prostatecanceruk.org or on 0141 314 0050.

There is an A5 and an A4 poster attached so if anyone can print this off and display it or use it for any publications, please do so.

If anyone would like to discuss any aspect of volunteering further at Prostate Cancer UK please do not hesitate to contact myself.

Kind regards,
Ewan

Ewan McPherson
Volunteer Support Officer (Scotland and Northern Ireland)

Telephone: 0141 314 0050
Mobile Number: 07947 599940
Email: ewan.mcpherson@prostatecanceruk.org
www.prostatecanceruk.org

Prostate Cancer UK
Unit F22-24, Festival Business Centre
150 Brand Street
Cessnock
Glasgow
G51 1DH




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