Deaf Services Lanarkshire

Reminder of Summer Drama Project next week

Deafblind Awareness week

**Reminder about tomorrow**

Lanark memorial hall are delighted to announce that this year they are offering a BSL interpreted performance of their family pantomime Jackie and the Baked Bean Stock.
The signed performance is on Sunday 8th December at 2:30pm.
Customers interested in this should call the Box Office on 01555 667999 for advice on the best seats to book for optimum view of the signer.... General tickets available from http://tinyurl.com/yxkumzg7 for all performances
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Drama Summer Project Starts Monday 8th July - Friday 12th July At Deaf Services Lanarkshire Time P1 - P7 10.30am - 12pm S1 - S6 1pm - 3pm

Reminder for Friday

***Reminder*** of our launch for Deaf children and their siblings drama this Saturday

Anticipatory Care for Deaf When: Friday 21st June Time: 10am - 12pm Where: Deaf Services Lanarkshire Office
... What this means is planning your future help you have more control.
Want more information please come along
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Mental Health Workshop When: Saturday 8th June Time: 10am - 12pm Where: Deaf Services Lanarkshire, Unit 40 Fountains Business Centre, Ellis Street, Coatbridge, ML5 3AA
... We've had monthly workshops since January, we have spoke about a variety of issues e.g. Anxiety and Stress.
This workshop is about what you would like to talk about or know more about in the workshops after August.
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Children Drama information Open Day

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week,
which means that people all over Scotland are thinking about their mental health and what they might be able to do to feel better.
If you are feeling sad, or scared, or worried, or anxious, or you’re concerned about someone who might be feeling that way (sad, scared, worried, anxious), it’s important not to struggle on your own.
... One of the biggest things you can do to help your mental health is to talk to someone about it. That might be a friend, the GP, a mental health professional… anyone really, who will be sympathetic, safe, and caring.
We have monthly drop-in meetings here at Deaf Services Lanarkshire,and everyone is welcome.
We talk about common problems people often experience and explain ways to help yourself and help others.
The next meeting is at 10am on Saturday June the 8th.
Please come along and join in.
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Hello, I am Carly.
This week is Deaf Awareness Week.
What is Deaf Awareness?
... This is to raise people’s awareness and understanding about deaf people and different barriers and issues faced by deaf people every day – no matter how much hearing loss they have.
The aim is to remind you deaf people are here – we are not invisible.
Better awareness means you can make a difference to deaf people – how?
You will be more able to communicate with deaf people – this will reduce isolation for deaf people, knowing you are making an effort to interact with them.
Also you will be more able to identify barriers and issues that may arise with deaf people in your house, work, social situations and so on,
Often the main barrier is caused by communication.
Do you want to know more?
Deaf Services Lanarkshire offers deaf awareness training throughout the year so please contact us for more information.
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Fun Free Fitness for Deaf Children and their siblings
Where: Bellshill Cultural Centre, John Street, ML4 1RJ
... When: Saturday 11th May Saturday 25th May Saturday 8th June Saturday 22nd June
Time: All 10.30am - 12pm
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Like to become a health walk leader? Please come along

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