Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE
October 7, 2022
Scottish Government: Scottish Veterans Fund is open
A key priority for this year’s Scottish Veterans Fund is to make sure veterans and their families are supported in response to the ongoing cost of living crisis.
The fund will also target support for veterans who have left the Services early, as well as promoting collaboration between both veterans charities and non-veterans organisations.
For more information and to apply for funding https://www.gov.scot/publications/scottish-veterans-fund-information
Information provided by Leuchars HIVE
Kooth
Children and young people with a parent Serving in the Armed Forces often face moving from place to place with their family, living overseas, attending several schools, leaving friends behind and making new ones. Being part of an Armed Forces family can also mean long periods of separation from the Serving parent when they are deployed or away training.
Kooth and the British Army Regional Command, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, are working together to provide easy access to mental health and well-being support for children and young people aged from 11 to their 19th birthday. Kooth.com/mod is available for all children and young people with a Serving parent and children and young people who are living overseas with parents working for the MOD or British Government.
Kooth and the British Army Regional Command, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, are working together to provide easy access to mental health and well-being support for children and young people aged from 11 to their 19th birthday. Kooth.com/mod is available for all children and young people with a Serving parent and children and young people who are living overseas with parents working for the MOD or British Government.
October 6, 2022
UK Government Advice on Domestic Abuse Update
The UK Government Website have updated their advice on domestic abuse in the following areas:
Guidance and support for those affected by or dealing with cases of domestic abuse in the Armed Forces Community.
www.gov.uk/government/collections/domestic-abuse-guidance-and-support-for-the-armed-forces-community
A handbook for civilian support services, designed to help and Informa civilian support services who are working with the Armed Forces:
www.gov.uk/government/publications/armed-forces-domestic-abuse-a-handbook-for-civilian-support-services
Support within the foreign and Commonwealth community for those affected by domestic abuse:
www.gov.uk/government/publications/support-within-the-foreign-and-commonwealth-community-for-those-affected-by-domestic-abuse
Kooth
Children and young people with a parent Serving in the Armed Forces often face moving from place to place with their family, living overseas, attending several schools, leaving friends behind and making new ones. Being part of an Armed Forces family can also mean long periods of separation from the Serving parent when they are deployed or away training.
Kooth and the British Army Regional Command, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, are working together to provide easy access to mental health and well-being support for children and young people aged from 11 to their 19th birthday. Kooth.com/mod is available for all children and young people with a Serving parent and children and young people who are living overseas with parents working for the MOD or British Government.
October 5, 2022
Chester: Ballet, Tap, Modern, Contemorary and Musical Theatre Dance Classes
If you would like your child to learn Ballet, Tap, Modern, Contemporary or Musical Theatre you can book a free dance class trial run by North West Dance Studios
For more information or to book a space contact us on 07896412176 or northwestdancestudiod@gmail.com
Information provided by Chester HIVE
Chester: Kung Fu or Kickboxing classes - Wednesdays - Cheshire County Sports Club
Are you or your child thinking of taking up Kung Fu or Kickboxing?
Then BKN Lau Gar Kung Fu & Kickboxing is at The Cheshire County Sports Club every Wednesday.
For more information contact Brian Nelson - see poster for contact details
Information provided by Chester HIVE
Kooth
Children and young people with a parent Serving in the Armed Forces often face moving from place to place with their family, living overseas, attending several schools, leaving friends behind and making new ones. Being part of an Armed Forces family can also mean long periods of separation from the Serving parent when they are deployed or away training.
Kooth and the British Army Regional Command, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, are working together to provide easy access to mental health and well-being support for children and young people aged from 11 to their 19th birthday. Kooth.com/mod is available for all children and young people with a Serving parent and children and young people who are living overseas with parents working for the MOD or British Government.
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