Voluntary Health Scotland - Training & Development

Training & Development Courses

Below are listed a selection of forthcoming training, development courses / programmes with relavance to the voluntary and community health sector.

VHS is willing to promote members courses & programmes. For more information please contact phil.mcandrew@vhscotland.org.uk or call 0131 225 7290.

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Title	Location	Description	More information
Self Management for Men Project Training	Glasgow	LTCAS Hub, Glasgow, 8th July This one-day training is available to anyone working with men with long term conditions and self management. The purpose of the training is to raise awareness and increase understanding of the impact that gender and masculinity can have on self management of long term conditions. The outcomes for the training participants are: At the end of the training, participants will have improved knowledge of how Men’s Health Forum Scotland can support their organisation Participants will also have improved knowledge of gender and masculinity and where ideas of gender and masculinity come from Participants will have improved understanding of the barriers to effective self management created by gender and masculinity and the particular issues men face Participants will also be more aware of the practical steps they can take based on what other organisations have done to make sure their services meet the needs of men	To book a place, or find out more information, please contact Philip Brown on 0141 550 7515 or email: Philip@mhfs.org.uk
Self Management for Men Project Training	Irvine	Volunteer Rooms, Irvine, 13th July This one-day training is available to anyone working with men with long term conditions and self management. The purpose of the training is to raise awareness and increase understanding of the impact that gender and masculinity can have on self management of long term conditions. The outcomes for the training participants are: At the end of the training, participants will have improved knowledge of how Men’s Health Forum Scotland can support their organisation Participants will also have improved knowledge of gender and masculinity and where ideas of gender and masculinity come from Participants will have improved understanding of the barriers to effective self management created by gender and masculinity and the particular issues men face Participants will also be more aware of the practical steps they can take based on what other organisations have done to make sure their services meet the needs of men	To book a place, or find out more information, please contact Philip Brown on 0141 550 7515 or email: Philip@mhfs.org.uk
Self Management for Men Project Training	Dumfries	Northwest Resource Centre, Dumfries, 23rd July This one-day training is available to anyone working with men with long term conditions and self management. The purpose of the training is to raise awareness and increase understanding of the impact that gender and masculinity can have on self management of long term conditions. The outcomes for the training participants are: At the end of the training, participants will have improved knowledge of how Men’s Health Forum Scotland can support their organisation Participants will also have improved knowledge of gender and masculinity and where ideas of gender and masculinity come from Participants will have improved understanding of the barriers to effective self management created by gender and masculinity and the particular issues men face Participants will also be more aware of the practical steps they can take based on what other organisations have done to make sure their services meet the needs of men	To book a place, or find out more information, please contact Philip Brown on 0141 550 7515 or email: Philip@mhfs.org.uk
Self Management for Men Project Training	Edinburgh	Albion Trust, Edinburgh, 26th July This one-day training is available to anyone working with men with long term conditions and self management. The purpose of the training is to raise awareness and increase understanding of the impact that gender and masculinity can have on self management of long term conditions. The outcomes for the training participants are: At the end of the training, participants will have improved knowledge of how Men’s Health Forum Scotland can support their organisation Participants will also have improved knowledge of gender and masculinity and where ideas of gender and masculinity come from Participants will have improved understanding of the barriers to effective self management created by gender and masculinity and the particular issues men face Participants will also be more aware of the practical steps they can take based on what other organisations have done to make sure their services meet the needs of men	To book a place, or find out more information, please contact Philip Brown on 0141 550 7515 or email: Philip@mhfs.org.uk
Self Management for Men Project Training	Stirling	Raploch Community Campus, Stirling, 3rd August This one-day training is available to anyone working with men with long term conditions and self management. The purpose of the training is to raise awareness and increase understanding of the impact that gender and masculinity can have on self management of long term conditions. The outcomes for the training participants are: At the end of the training, participants will have improved knowledge of how Men’s Health Forum Scotland can support their organisation Participants will also have improved knowledge of gender and masculinity and where ideas of gender and masculinity come from Participants will have improved understanding of the barriers to effective self management created by gender and masculinity and the particular issues men face Participants will also be more aware of the practical steps they can take based on what other organisations have done to make sure their services meet the needs of men	To book a place, or find out more information, please contact Philip Brown on 0141 550 7515 or email: Philip@mhfs.org.uk