These sessions are targeted at anyone who works with, or has an interest of working with young people.
We will discuss the services that we currently offer, as well as providing an opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have. You only need to book on to one session. These are repeat sessions of our online information sessions that took place in 2022/23, however if you have any specific questions or would like to attend again, you are more than welcome to book a place. Alternatively you can contact us to arrange a one-to-one chat.
Don’t worry if you can’t attend our next session, we will be releasing further dates! Keep an eye on our website and social media channels for further info or email us at tay.office.corner@nhs.scot to enquire.
Earlier in 2021, we developed this presentation for school and college classes, which you can access here for free with a pre-recorded voice over which you can play to inform your youth group about our services at The Corner.
We will soon be launching a log-in area for professionals which will contain a variety of free online training. This will be aimed at professionals who may consider referring or signposting a young person to The Corner, or for those looking for more information on some of our areas of work.
In the meantime, if you would like us to upload any training resources your organisation may be looking to promote, please get in touch. You can also contact us if you would like anymore information or would like to discuss a young person.
Fearless have put together free online resources for professionals which provide a range of exercises on different crime types that you can use to challenge young people’s perceptions, stimulate debate and encourage good citizenship. Click here for more info and to download their resources.
ThinkUKnow have also listed free online resources on their website for professionals, parents and carers including supporting resources for their film Exploited for their film Exploited shared below which explores issues of emotional and sexual abuse within teenage relationships.
Exploited is designed to be delivered through structured sessions delivered by professionals in schools, youth groups and other settings.
Dundee Violence Against Women Partnership have useful resources available for professionals on their website, including a section on working with young people experiencing VAW issues. To access these resources, please visit their website here.
National Wellbeing Hub have a free collection of health resources available on their website. From managing anxiety to coping with Long COVID, you may find these resources useful for managing your own health and wellbeing, or for helping to advise young people.
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