Grant Funding Workshop - 16th September

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Equality Matters to Everyone

NHS Ayrshire & Arran are holding a number of events across the county where individuals and groups can go along and discuss equality issues.  This is your chance to have your voice heard by the people who have the power to make a difference so why not book a place and go along to the meeting nearest to you.  They will even reimburse your travelling expenses.  If you are attending please be sure to inform Elaine if you have any special requirements via the contact details below.
 
The events scheduled to take place in July & August are:
 
Menzies Hotel Irvine   Friday 24th July  10 am – 3.30pm    Launch Event
 
Grange Academy Kilmarnock   Thurs 13th August  10am – 12.30pm
 
University Campus Ayr  Wed 19th August   10am – 12.30pm
Beech Grove
 
Greenwood Centre Dreghorn   Thurs 27th August  10am- 12.30pm
 
To book a place or for further information contact Elaine Savory Equality and Diversity Officer on 01292 885828, e-mail: ses@aapct.scot.nhs.uk

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Happy Parenting Summer Programme

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Scottish Disability Golf Partnership

This is an open invitation for any golfer in your area with a health problem or disability to come and play golf with the SDGP, at either of our next two matches at the Fairmont Kittocks Golf Course in St Andrews on Friday 14 August or Lundin Golf Club on Wednesday 26 August.

Full details and application forms are available at our website www.sdgp.co.uk.

The SDGP is the only group in Scotland which actively encourages and involves anyone with a health problem or disability who wishes to play golf, and includes those people of any age, like amputees, the blind, deaf, those with learning difficulties, downs syndrome, stroke and heart attack victims, wheelchair users and anyone with other serious health problems or mobility issues, who wish to learn or play the sport.

The SDGP has evolved rapidly in recent years and provides golf training and competition for many hundreds of people and is this year targeting youngsters and junior members in an attempt to introduce them to the game. We have encountered many new health conditions and mobility problems and want to encourage anyone to come and have a go; as such problems should not be a barrier to playing golf.

SDGP events take place throughout Scotland and this year is organising over twenty single day events and several training sessions with PGA Professionals. We recently held our inaugural Open Championship at St Michaels Golf Club; where over thirty players from seven countries competed for the coveted Open title.

Drongan Games Hall - Free Activities Throughout Summer

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Free Training on Making Successful Applications

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Awards for All Scotland - Ayrshire Applicants Sessions

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Better Together - Scotland's Patient Experience Programme

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