Drop In Sessions

Posted on November 5, 2015

Penumbra and See Me are working in partnership with Samaritans, Trinity Church and Aberlour to offer free drop in sessions to everyone in and around Falkirk, including mums-to-be, mums, partners and family members.

This is an ideal opportunity to get information on local and national perinatal mental health resources. The sessions can help with signposting to organisations supporting wellbeing and planning in and around Falkirk.
Sessions will run 10am – 12noon, Trinity Church, Manse Place, Falkirk, FK1 1JN.

Monday 9th November
Monday 23rd November
Monday 7th December
Monday 21st December
Monday 11th January
Monday 25th January

For further information please contact William Wright, Support Manager by tel:07919881294, email: william.wright@penumbra.org.uk or Michele Porteous, Recovery Practitioner by tel:07748646151 or email michele.porteous@penumbra.org.uk

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SIS Retail Academy 2019 Open for Applications

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