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Creating Hope with Peer Support in Moray: learning & networking event

Scottish Recovery Network

This event is in the past

This is an open invitation to people who live and / or work in Moray, who want to connect with others interested in the role of lived experience and community-based peer support in suicide prevention.

This participative event will be co-facilitated by Scottish Recovery Network, SAMH, Moray Wellbeing Hub and tsiMORAY in Elgin. The event will provide the opportunity to:

Explore together the impact that community-based peer support can have for those affected by suicide

Share learning and experiences with people across sectors in your local area

Discuss what good support looks like now and in the future

Refreshments will be provided on the day. We will also have a quiet space should anyone need to take some time away from the session.

Who is this event for?

"After today I feel hopeful, encouraged and determined!" - Perth event participant

Local peer supporters

People with lived and living experience

Third sector mental health workers, managers, leaders

Social and healthcare sector professionals

A bit of background

The Scottish Government and COSLA'S Suicide Prevention Strategy and Action Plan – Creating Hope Together – recognises the valuable contribution of peer support in our communities.

The Creating Hope with Peer Support project brings people from across sectors and different walks of life together, to connect and explore the role peer support can play in suicide prevention.

With a focus on the power of lived experience to affect positive change, the project is working with a wide range of partners to boost peer support groups in communities across the country. It is helping to build capacity so that people and families affected by suicide can receive help at the earliest opportunity.

Accessibility

Scottish Recovery Network supports #CommunicationForAll. If you have any accessibility or communication needs that would help you take part, please let us know.

If you require BSL interpretation or an Electronic Notetaker we need to know at least 2 weeks in advance of the event date so we can arrange this.

If you have any further questions contact 0300 323 9956 or info@scottishrecovery.net

Sign Language (BSL) users can contact us directly by using Contact Scotland BSL

Date
14:00-16:30, 2 October 2024
Contact
Jane Hutton
03003239956
Theme
Health & social care
Cost
0
Attendance type
In-person only
Venue
Laichmoray Hotel, Maisondieu Road, Elgin
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