#HeidsTogether

Great new resource to help manage mental health and wellbeing from @YouthLinkScot

 

Young Scot Carers Package

Sign up to get perks that will make life a little easier for you. 

 

 

 

Any young people with questions about Sleep?

If you know any young people who have questions about sleep, they have the opportunity to share their questions from the link in the Tweet below.

Then tune into Young Scots Instagram page to hear a Sleep Scotland expert answer those questions live.

Results SYP72

#AyeFeel Campaign

If you have any questions about how to look after your mental health during the Coronavirus pandemic check out the @YoungScot AyeFeel Campaign 

Click the Tweet below to access the resources 

As part of the campaign Young people can submit questions to child line councillor about the different ways you can contact childline. See the tweet below for more information.

Child and Adolescent Health Strategy

Let’s make sure Scotland’s young people are heard 

 

 

 

SYP72

Keep up with Sandy (Moray MSYP) and follow his updates on SYP72

 

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Online safety at home

Online gaming can offer many positive experiences. It can give children and young people the chance to escape into a virtual world, to learn, and to connect with others.

However, there is a risk of children and young people viewing inappropriate content in games and being contacted by adults seeking to exploit them.

These activity pack for parents and carers to deliver to their children explores how they can stay safe while gaming:

Age 11-13 Activities – Download these by clicking here

Age 14+ Activities – These can be downloaded by clicking here

Online Safety at home: Videos for Parents and Carers

 

 

LGBTQI + Groups

The Engagement Team has long provided support to LGBTQI+ Groups within Secondary Schools – Elgin Academy, Lossie High school and Keith Grammar.

We are ready to work with Parters and Young people to shape LGBTQI+ support into a sustainable and highly beneficial suoort network for young people.

We also look forward to working with Nikki Darling from Sacro & The Youth and Community Development Officer for LGBT youth Scotland for Inverness and Highlands. She has been awarded a pot of money to provide LGBT awareness and 1-1 support in Moray. These sessions will take places within Schools, Youth Work settings and a digital outreach.

Sacro have piloted a LGBT Awareness session within Speyside High school alongside Susan Thom from the NHS.

Our future idea is to train Young People as peer educators who could be part of delivery to other agencies and organisations that work with young people. Police Scotland Volunteers have already shown an interest in this project.

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