Disabled Living March Newsletters

Posted on March 14, 2019

Disabled Living have released their March newsletter, along with the latest issue of “Kidz to Adultz: Focus on the Transitional Years”.

The March newsletter includes articles on cervical screening for women with a disability and information on grants for children and adults, while “Kidz to Adultz” looks at the transition to adult care, and accessible gaming and driving.

To view or download either publication, please click on the relevant link below:

Alternatively, for a pdf copy, contact Rebecca Penny by email: Rebecca.Penny@disabledliving.co.uk

Kingdom Support and Care Support Worker Vacancies: July 2019

Kingdom Support and Care (KSC) are currently recruiting Support Workers, based in Slamannan, Falkirk. The position £9.20 – £9.43 per hour (plus £72 per sleepover shift), with various shift patterns. Applicants should be upbeat, confident and energetic, with a full driving license and the use of a car. The deadline for applications is 12pm on Monday 5th August.

Neighbourhood Networks Community Living Worker Vacancy

Neighbourhood Networks are recruiting a Community Living Worker. The position is 16 hours per week (to be worked flexibly), with a salary of £18,408 (pro rata, equivalent to £9.44 per hour), based in Denny. Applicants must have knowledge of local opportunities and resources, knowledge and understanding of the issues faced by people with disabilities living in their own homes, and be willing to work towards a SVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care. The deadline for applications is Tuesday 23rd July.

Supplier Development Programme Free Services

The Supplier Development Programme (SDP) has a range of free training, events and resources available for Scottish small to medium enterprises (SMEs) or third sector organisations (including social enterprises) interested in working with the public sector. Training is delivered through different courses and webinars, across a range of subjects, including procurement and tendering.

Bo’ness Community Council Minute Taking Secretary Volunteer

Bo’ness Community Council is looking for a skilled Minute Taking Secretary Volunteer to take an accurate record of their monthly meetings. Meetings will take place the second Wednesday of each month, 7pm – 9pm.

Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid Young People July 16, 2019
Scottish Mental Health First Aid – Young People Online learning and 1 day course – 16 September 2019 Mental Health First Aid is an initial response to distress and is the help given to a person before appropriate professional help or treatment can be obtained. This one day course with online learning is relevant for […]
ASIST July 16, 2019
ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) 2 day course – 16/17 September 2019 This two day nationally recognised course is designed to help people learn how to recognise the signs of suicidal thoughts and how to intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide. Comments from previous course participants….. "Taught me how to ask the […]
Don’t suffer in silence, Childline tells youngsters July 16, 2019
The service remains open 24 hours a day during the summer holidays.
Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid July 16, 2019
Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid 2 day course – 26/27 August & 22/23 October Mental Health First Aid is an initial response to distress and is the help given to a person before appropriate professional help or treatment can be obtained. This two day course does not train people to be mental health workers, but […]
Children’s charity rebranded for 150th anniversary July 16, 2019
Action for Children said it's new logo was 'warmer and friendlier'.
Charity slams Scotland’s “dangerous self delusion” as drug deaths soar July 16, 2019
Country's opinion of itself needs reappraised in wake of massive rise in drug-related deaths
Edinburgh Fringe Festival getting more socially aware July 16, 2019
More shows at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe will address social issues than before
Charity law consultation responses: is that all there is? July 16, 2019
The Scottish Government’s latest update on the charity law consultation is welcome, but there is more to be done, writes David Dunsire
Bee corridor project hits major milestone July 16, 2019
Buglife Scotland has completed work on 37 wildflower-rich habitats along the John Muir Way.
Facebook funds charity to combat online scams July 16, 2019
Huge sum awarded to charity after legal challenge was dropped