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gloucestershire federation of young farmers clubs

Home - Gloucestershire Young Farmers Clubs Gloucestershire Young Farmers Clubs - Come along, have fun and learn about the countryside. Our clubs are open to young people aged 10 to 26. You don’t even need to be a farmer!

swindon and gloucestershire mind

Self-Harmony at Swindon & Gloucestershire Mind offers a 1:1 confidential and non-judgemental counselling service in a safe environment for people who self-harm and self-injure. People self-harm and self-injure for a number of reasons and do so to cope with deep distress which cannot be articulated verbally. It might be a result of something they have done or had done to them or because of issues they cannot cope with, there is no rule of thumb. Harming is a coping strategy to manage emotional hurt and psychological distress which people often hide due to shame and fear of their behaviour. It is an often a stigmatised and misunderstood behaviour, which can further impact on an individual. People of all ages, genders, cultural & religious backgrounds can self-harm for many different reasons. Our counselling enables the individual to experience acceptance, understanding, identify triggers and develop strategies to reduce the harming. We challenge negative thoughts and feelings to help empower each client to see themselves and life in a more positive way. Each client will have tailor made therapy specifically for their needs and are seen for a minimum of eight sessions.

gloucestershire care providers association

We hold regular meetings with a range of speakers; giving members the opportunity to exchange views, network and obtain information on topical issues. We send regular correspondence to ensure that members are kept up to date with events, local or national government policy & regulatory changes that impact on the Independent Sector. Membership of GCPA is considered a sign of a progressive organisation, committed to delivering the highest standards of care and keen to play an active part in the county’s wider social care community. Representatives of the Gloucestershire Care Providers Association attend regular strategic and liaison meetings with Social Care Officers, to discuss and review contracts, procedures and other issues. We also work very closely with the NHS, including the Clinical Commissioning Group and Gloucestershire NHS Foundation Trust throughout the county, working together on a variety of initiatives aimed both at tackling immediate issues facing vulnerable people and designing better ways of working for the future. In addition we have strong links with CQC (Care Quality Commission) and regularly liaise with Senior County Councillors, local MPs, local authority Commissioners and other decision makers, influencers and interested organisations. The GCPA adheres to a Consititution which all members of The Association sign up to at point of Membership Application. The Consititution can be found here.

gloucestershire engineering training

Listed below are just a selection of the additional courses we provide. We pride ourselves very much on providing bespoke, tailor-made programmes, so if you don’t see exactly what you are looking for, please get in contact and we will be more than happy to discuss your requirements and develop a unique proposal for your business.

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gloucestershire golf union

Home :: Founded in 1906 and exists to represent male golfers in the county and to promote the game of golf. Founded in 1906 and exists to represent male golfers in the county and to promote the game of golf.

gloucestershire theatre arts

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tinytalk south gloucestershire

Learn to communicate with your baby before they can speak, at an award-winning TinyTalk baby signing class. What can you expect at a TinyTalk class? Weekly themes such as bedtime, family or a trip to the park give you the signs you need to share baby’s world and daily routine, using British Sign Language (BSL) signs An interactive music class featuring well-known nursery rhymes, action songs, specially composed music and instruments Hands-on sensory activities delight your baby and develop all-round communication skills such as vocalising, listening and taking turns. They also stimulate your baby’s senses, encourage their tracking skills and develop their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills Time to relax with a cuppa and make new friends whilst your baby enjoys social playtime TinyTalk classes are run in blocks of 12 weeks, though you can often start at any time (subject to space). Each block covers the most important 50 core signs which we know will make a huge difference. Our classes do not repeat across a year and, as babies' interests develop, so many families choose to return time after time. We cover 150 signs in all, and a few amazing babies have learned almost all of them!

gloucestershire anti-slavery partnership

The ASP model is a dynamic framework developed to promote and develop effective multi-agency partnership working across the South West region to bring human trafficking and modern slavery to an end. The model consists of localised partnerships and overarching regional board. The local partnerships represent agencies working within police force areas (Avon and Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Swindon and Wiltshire and Dorset). The regional board consists of the chairs of each of the local partnerships and representatives from agencies with a South West remit. The ASP Coordinator provides administrative support to the partnerships and provides a conduit for information to flow between the local and regional boards. The ASP has developed its strategy based around the government’s 4P Modern Slavery Strategy. The government’s strategy looks at how to Pursue prosecutions and methods to disrupt individuals and groups responsible for modern slavery, Prevent people from engaging in or facilitating modern slavery, Protect vulnerable people from exploitation and Prepare frontline professionals to identify and support victims. The ASP looks to support this strategy throughout the South West of England in a number of ways. These include raising awareness and providing training to organisations involved in the ASP as well as the facilitation of the sharing of information and intelligence between organisations to enable a joined up approach to disrupting and prosecuting perpetrators and to assisting victims. We aim to provide a platform to enable multi agency strategic thinking across the South West region in line with this strategy and each of the ASPs assess the work they are doing against this strategy quarterly. We are fully aware that slavery and trafficking respects no territorial boundaries and the model has been developed to ensure effective sharing of information, best practice and a comprehensive, cohesive and united response to slavery across the region.