NIHE Hate Harassment Tool
We have developed a Hate Harassment Toolkit with other organisations to provide everyone with a wide range of information and advice about hate harassment.
You can find out more here: https://bit.ly/3qtsEh4
Download the toolkit here: https://bit.ly/3oly8Ys
Southern Area Newsletter FYI – 74
Welcome to the 74th edition of our information bulletin, ‘FYI’ (For Your Information) and the first newsletter issue of 2022.
We would like to wish you a happy new year and hope you had a restful break over the Christmas period.
We are starting again with a call for anyone across Southern Health and Social Care Trust area interested in joining one of our Locality Planning Group meetings. There is a flyer on Page 3, along with dates of all meetings of the 6 LPGs during 2022. Everyone working or volunteering with a remit for children, young people or family support is welcome to attend. Meetings give everyone the chance to share what their organisation is doing in the local area, learn about other activities and services, meet other practitioners and keep up-to-speed with partnership work and emerging trends in the local area. You will always be made welcome!
Samaritans – Staying Hopeful through a difficult time
When you’re going through a difficult time, you may feel overwhelmed. Taking a minute to slow down and focus on your breathing can help reduce feelings of stress and anxiety.
You can practice this technique anywhere – for more tips and information visit https://bit.ly/3BUGivN
The Prince’s Trust – January 2022 Programmes
The following free courses for young people are now available throughout January. Programmes are suitable for young people not in full time education or employment.
Email: outreachni@princes-trust.org.uk
Talk to me before I’m born
January’s message is “Talk to me before I’m born…think of the bond we will form”.
Talking, singing and reading to your baby before they are born will help develop a really special bond.
Babies learn lots of things before they are born. At 16-20 weeks your baby can hear your voice and other sounds from the womb.
From around 24-27 weeks babies are able to recognise their mums voice.
We will be sharing more tips and ideas this month for how you can build and develop an attachment with your ‘bump’!
