he new Heathery Park Family Learning Centre in Wishaw has officially opened, offering a bright and welcoming environment for up to 40 children daily. The centre, part of North Lanarkshire Council’s ambitious 1,140-hour Early Years and Childcare programme, has undergone a remarkable transformation from its previous role as Wishawhill Community Centre. The refurbishment included major...
Gender-Based Violence Service (GBV Service) is a small, specialist multi-disciplinary team working in the field of violence against women and gender inequality. Since inception, the service has developed and adapted as both a frontline service and a source of expertise for NHS Lanarkshire, building a quality reputation locally and nationally. GBV Service can offer the...
Please find below an overview of all Neurodevelopmental Service workshops for the month of January 2025. For booking information, please visit:https://www.eventbrite.com/o/78023144453 or scan the below QR Code: Workshops: 7th January – 12.30 till 14.30 – Supporting your child to manage their anxiety 14th January – 12.30 till14.30 – Supporting language and communication in young children...
Hope for Autism have released details of their upcoming family support service, including their parent training calendar running from January until June 2025 and which can be accessed via the below QR Code, their January drop-in dates for parents and families and information on the partners who will be attending the drop-in dates. Hope for...
Wise Relational Mentoring are offering face-to-face, holistic, and tailored mentoring designed to provide sustainable support for households with children. This support is available in the following areas: Full details, including how to refer a family within your community to this service can be found on the attached flyer.
The My Health, My Rights Charter was created by children and young people living with health conditions in Scotland assisted by the Scottish charity Children’s Health Scotland. In no particular order, it shows their 10 most important health rights. They asked for them not to be numbered, as they are all equally important in their...
Free Period Products are available in over 100 pick up points throughout North Lanarkshire including sports centres, community centres, health centres, libraries, community and voluntary sites. Children and young people can pick up products from schools too. To find free period products use the QR in the attached leaflet or follow this link to maps...
North Lanarkshire Council are delighted to announce their expanded pan-disability provision. The classes offer an inclusive and progressive space for participants of sport to thrive. Please note – participants attending the classes must pre-register prior to coming along. Please follow this link to complete the registration form: Inclusive Sport – North Lanarkshire Council and you should...
Sometimes, the key to our recovery, lies with us. For example, if you have a minor illness or a less serious injury, then self-care at home is the best option. Please follow this link: Self Care | NHS Lanarkshire to find a library of NHS Inform self help guides and symptom checker videos that will...
StressControl classes will help you develop practical skills and techniques to managecommon challenges of modern life, such as stress, anxiety, and low confidence, whichcan significantly impact your well being. Thecourse consists of six 90 minute sessions Since there’s no need to share personalissues, you can simply sit back, listen, and learn helpful stress control techniquesThere...
