SCCR 2019 National Surveys

Posted on June 28, 2019

Cyrenians’ Scottish Centre for Conflict Resolution (SCCR) has launched its 2019 National Surveys, designed to gather input, ideas and insights from young people, parents, carers and those working with families (ie. professionals and practitioners).

SCCR is supports young people, families and those working with them, aiming to transform relationships and improve lives. The centre is based in Edinburgh, but supports people across Scotland.

The surveys take around 10 minutes; the deadline for responses is Sunday 30^th June.

To submit your response, please click on the relevant SurveyMonkey link below:

Alternatively, for further information, contact the SCCR by phone: 0131 475 2493, or email: sccr@cyrenians.scot

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