Rainboiw recovery have a family support session coming up at Tynecastle for those affected by an alcohol addiction close to them.

Details below.

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Below is info on some parent workshops on child communication at Gate 55

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Anti-Bullying Information Session for Parents & Carers in Edinburgh

Day/Date: Wednesday 1^st June 2022

Timing: 6.30-7.30pm

Audience: Parents and carers – Edinburgh

Venue: Online Eventbrite

Cost: Free

About the event: Join us to find out more about what you can do to support children and young people affected by bullying. Organised by Edinburgh City Council in partnership with respectme, Scotland’s anti-bulling organisation. This session for parents and carers will help you to understand more about bullying and how to respond effectively whether it’s happening online or offline.

How to register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/339885114527 – this link takes you to the registration page.

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Please click the below link for resources for parents and carers coping with children with anxiety and worry at home.

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There are 2 schemes we’d like to draw your attention to which can support your family in covering the cost of a bike for a child.

1. Edinburgh City Council have launched Brake the Cycle which is a bike renovation scheme for community organisations, youth groups and schools. Pupils/families can apply online at  www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cycling-walking/brake-cycle/1

2. The second is Bikes for Refugees which is aimed at asylum seekers or those who have been granted refugee status. An online application will need to be filled in using the following link visit www.bikesforrefugees.scot/new-scots/#request-a-bike. Once submitted they will add you to the waiting list (around 3 months for Edinburgh but is dependant upon the size of bike required matching the availability of bikes in stock.)

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Please Click the link below to read the report from the Child Poverty Action Group on problems with the cost of attending school and suggestions for dealing with these.

The Cost of Having Fun at School

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