What matters to me ?

The support form the Start family workers use an approach developed by the NHS called ‘What matter to me’ to build engagement and partnership with the families that are referred to them by local services. approach https://www.whatmatterstoyou.scot/why-is-it-important-to-ask-what-matters/

The family workers have asked parent what mattered to them in their contact with the service – the following are their responses

The First 1000 Days Healthy Minds and Happy Babies

The First 1000 Days Healthy Minds and Happy BabiesThe First 1000 days: Healthy Minds and Happy Babies Friday 20th May 9.00 – 12.30 Venue 1 Brunton Theatre Musselburgh

Free Learning Session All Welcome

The First 1000 Days Healthy Minds and Happy BabiesThe First 1000 days: Healthy Minds and Happy Babies Friday 20th May 9.00 – 12.30 Venue 1 Brunton Theatre Musselburgh

Free Learning Session All Welcome

To book a place

: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-first-thousand-days-healthy-minds-happy-babies-tickets-222775377

East Lothian Children and Young People Services Plan 2016-19 – seeking your help

have your say

Overview

Welcome to the Draft Children and Young People’s Services Plan 2016-2019 consultation.

The Draft Plan provides information about services for and about children, young people and families in East Lothian and makes proposals for improving outcomes for our children and young people’s health and wellbeing.

We are asking everyone in East Lothian to tell us what they think about the Draft Plan, including children and young people themselves.

This consultation exercise will run until the 13th of December (if you miss the deadline we will still aim to take into account comments made in writing to csp@eastlothian.gov.uk up until the 21st December).

A link to the consultation (and to the draft Plan itself and to a useful slideshow summary) is here: https://eastlothianconsultations.co.uk/childrens-wellbeing/children-and-young-peoples-service-plan

 

have your say

Overview

Welcome to the Draft Children and Young People’s Services Plan 2016-2019 consultation.

The Draft Plan provides information about services for and about children, young people and families in East Lothian and makes proposals for improving outcomes for our children and young people’s health and wellbeing.

We are asking everyone in East Lothian to tell us what they think about the Draft Plan, including children and young people themselves.

This consultation exercise will run until the 13th of December (if you miss the deadline we will still aim to take into account comments made in writing to csp@eastlothian.gov.uk up until the 21st December).

A link to the consultation (and to the draft Plan itself and to a useful slideshow summary) is here: https://eastlothianconsultations.co.uk/childrens-wellbeing/children-and-young-peoples-service-plan

 

Play Conference – Saturday 28 November 2015

midlothian assoc play

Un-popping the bubble wrap: a conference about risk and challenge in play.

This year we are welcoming Tim Gill to our conference for the first time. Tim is an authority on risk and play and author of many books including No Fear: Growing up in a risk-averse society and Managing Risk in Play Provision: Implementation Guide (as co-author). This is an excellent opportunity to hear Tim speak and take part in his workshop on risk-benefit assessment at a very accessible price.

As you’ll see on the attached programme, the workshops are not only about risk and there is a wide range of practical workshops for you to choose from.

Note the early bird discount deadline of 30th October which entitles you to a whopping 20% off!

As places are limited please return booking forms by Friday 13 November 2015 to help guarantee your place.

Please note payment must be received in advance of the conference. Your place is not confirmed until payment is received

 

midlothian assoc play

Un-popping the bubble wrap: a conference about risk and challenge in play.  

This year we are welcoming Tim Gill to our conference for the first time. Tim is an authority on risk and play and author of many books including No Fear: Growing up in a risk-averse society and Managing Risk in Play Provision: Implementation Guide (as co-author). This is an excellent opportunity to hear Tim speak and take part in his workshop on risk-benefit assessment at a very accessible price. 

As you’ll see on the attached programme, the workshops are not only about risk and there is a wide range of practical workshops for you to choose from. 

Note the early bird discount deadline of 30th October which entitles you to a whopping 20% off!

As places are limited please return booking forms by Friday 13 November 2015 to help guarantee your place.

 

Please note payment must be received in advance of the conference. Your place is not confirmed until payment is received