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Breast Friends
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Breastfeeding support group meets every Thursday 11am-1pm at Fermanagh House, Enniskillen. Everyone welcome to come along for a cuppa and a chat. |
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Tempo Tots & Toddlers
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We meet each Wednesday in the Old School from 10am-12.00 midday. New mothers and tots are very welome to come along. |
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Managing the challange course
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“Managing the challenge”
of living with a long term condition
What is Self Management
Self management entails both a positive mental attitude and positive actions that help you get on with living your life the way you want to. It involves knowing when to recognize the limitations that your condition has put in your life and meeting the challenge of living your life to the full in spite of them.
What is Self Care? Self care is the things you do on a daily basis to function in your day such as medication, exercise, rest, diet. They are the practical everyday actions you take to allow you to live with your condition.
Managing your condition is looking at the big picture of your life and choices and decisions that you make to allow you to live as full a life as possible. Self managing your condition is about empowering you to make better healthy choices for you and giving you more freedom to look at what you can do in your life in spite of your condition and taking more responsibility for it.
Is Self Management for me? Attitude and emotional well being are affected by any long term condition and it is normal to feel frustrated, angry, isolated and depressed trying to deal with a health condition. This course will teach you new skills in challenging and dealing with negative and difficult emotions.
Self Managing your Condition
Learning to manage your condition will significantly improve your quality of life. The “Managing the Challenge” of living with a long term condition course will teach you skills to manage all aspects of life with a long term condition including:
• Pain Management
• Relaxation
• Exercise
• Diet
• Relationships with Health Professionals
• Building confidence
What is the “Managing the Challenge” of living with a long term condition course?
It is a course that will help you manage your condition more effectively. It will enable you to deal with pain, fatigue and stress by giving you helpful techniques such as exercise, relaxation, action planning, problem solving and by sharing experiences with others.
The “Managing the Challenge” of living with a long term condition is a course that was developed in Stanford University in the USA by people with long term conditions for people with long term conditions.
It is delivered by the Western Health & Social Care Trust under license from Stanford University through the Long Term Conditions Alliance Northern Ireland.
What does the course involve?
The course is delivered to a group of 12-18 people over 6 weeks in 6 consecutive 2 hour sessions. It is delivered by 2 trainers that work and or care for people with long term conditions and that have received training to deliver the course.
In just 6 weekly 2 hour sessions you will understand more about your condition and learn new skills in how to self manage it through various methods such as; group work, working in pairs and listening to talks.
Who is the course for?
The course is for anyone over the age of 18 with any long term health condition that is impacting on the quality of their life and would like to learn new skills in how to self manage their condition.
How will this course help me?
The “Managing the Challenge” of living with a long term condition is designed to help you to learn new ways to manage your condition, to reduce your pain and to deal with other problems caused by your condition. It will help you take positive actions and make decisions in the overall management of your condition.
What makes this course special?
The course is delivered by people who an understanding of the impact of a long term condition on a person through personal experience or from working with people with long term health conditions. They understand the difficulties you face.
The emphasis is on learning what you can do for yourself and how to make the most of the information you get from your health professionals.
It is a supportive group where there are specific skills and actions that you can take to help you feel more in control of your life.
What is the cost?
There is no cost for the training it is free to anyone that has a long term health condition and is interested in learning new skills in self managing.
Overview of the “Managing the Challenge” of living with a long term Condition
Session 1
• Introduction to Self-Management
• Acute & Long Term Conditions
• Using your mind to manage symptoms
• Introduction to Action Planning
Session 2
• Feedback/Problem-Solving
• Dealing with Difficult Emotions
• Introduction to Physical Activity
• Making An Action Plan
Session 3
• Feedback/Problem-Solving/Making an Action Plan
• Muscle Relaxation
• Pain & Fatigue Management
• How To Monitor Your Physical Activity
• Making An Action Plan
Session 4
• Feedback/Problem-Solving/Making an Action Plan
• Healthy Eating
• Future Plans For Health Care
• Communication Skills
• Problem Solving
Session 5
• Feedback/Problem-Solving/Making an Action Plan
• Medication Usage
• Depression Management
• Positive Thinking
Session 6
• Feedback/Problem-Solving
• Making Informed Treatment Decisions
• Working with your healthcare professional
• Looking Back
• Looking Forward
How Do I Find out More about a course near me?
The courses are run throughout the Western Health & Social Care Trust Area from Limavady borough council area, Derry city council area, Strabane district council area, Omagh borough council area, and Fermanagh district council area.
Contact Martina Blake Coordinator Long Term Conditions Self Management Training Phone 07545206367 email mblake@amh.org.uk
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Summer of Cultures 2010 at Enniskillen Castle Museums
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Summer of Cultures 2010 at Enniskillen Castle Museums – Events taking place during August 2010 at Enniskillen Castle Museums include:
• Tuesday 10 – Friday 13 August 2010, 9.30 am – 3.30 pm: CULTURE-ALL Summer School. Summer School of activities. Suitable for children aged 8 – 12 years. Prior booking essential. £25.00 per child for 4 days.
• Monday 16 – Friday 20 August 2010, 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm, FUN-FOR-ALL Summer School. Summer School of art & craft activities. Suitable for children aged 6 – 12 years. Prior booking essential. £2.50 per session or £10.00 for the week.
• Monday 30 August 2010, 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Family Fun Day. An afternoon of fun and culture for all the family. Fermanagh’s traditions, multiculturalism, workshops, arts & crafts, music and more, admission free.
There are also a number of exhibitions and activities taking place during August including:
•Floating World Book Workshops, 1 – 29 August 2010.
•Medieval Siege Machine Models, Saturday 7 August 2010.
•Living History – Medieval Food, Saturday 14 August 2010.
•Living History - Medieval Quill Writing, Saturday 21 August 2010.
•Guided Tour of Enniskillen Castle, Saturday 28 August 2010.
•The Dunkirk Deliverance continues until 30 September 2010.
•Whitewash and Thatch continues until 12 September 2010.
•The Fermanagh Hearth continues until 12 September 2010.
For further details on the times and prices for any of the above activities please contact Enniskillen Castle Museums on 028 66325000 or email castle@fermanagh.gov.uk. Alternatively visit the website www.enniskillencastle.co.uk.
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Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition
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Learn how to self manage your long term health conditions: Asthma, Arthritis, Epilepsy, MS, Depression, Diabetes, ME etc with this FREE 6 week training course. Learning to manage your condition will significantly improve your quality of life. The ‘Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition course will teach you skills to manage all aspects of life with a long term condition including pain management, relaxation, exercise, diet, relationships with health professionals and building confidence.
The course is delivered to a group of 12-18 people over 6 weeks in 6 consecutive 2 hour sessions. It is delivered by 2 trainers that work and/or care for people with long term conditions and that have received training to deliver the course. The course is for anyone over the age of 18 with any long term health condition that is impacting on the quality of their life and would like to learn new skills in how to self manage their condition. For further information please contact Martina Blake,
Co-ordinator on 075 45206367 or email mblake@amh.org.uk.
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Health & Safety Card - Dooneen
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• Health and Safety Card – The Construction Skills Register Health and Safety Card is compulsory for anyone working in the construction industry. All vital Health and Safety elements are covered. There is a second opportunity to obtain the Card on Tuesday 14 September 2010.
For further information on the above course or to book a place at the Centre please phone 028 8954 1841. |
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Lisnaskea Toddlers Group
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The Lisnaskea toddlers group re-opens on Tuesday, September 7, in the Castle Park Centre. Children aged from 0-5 years and adults are welcome. |
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Emergency Life Support Skills Course
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Half day Emergency Life Support Skills course facilitated by Western Health and Social Care Trust/British Heart Foundation Community Resuscitation Officers for trained Walk Leaders.
For more information contact:
Lesley Finlay, Health Improvement Department, Maple Villa, Gransha Park, L/Derry BT47 6WJ.
Tel no 028 7186 5127
fax no 028 7186 5128 |
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Health Promoting
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The Oak Healthy Living Centre, Roslea, invite parents to take part on an 18 week Health Promoting Homes project. It is open to parents with children four years and under from Roslea, Newtownbutler, Donagh, Brookeborough, Lisnaskea and surrounding areas.
The course will be held in the Wildfowl Centre in Lisnaskea on a Tuesday or Thursday morning from 10am-12noon. Creche and transport are provided if required.
The course is divided into three modules, each lasting six weeks on personal developement, diet and nutrition, including Cook It! practical cookery course and a physical activity module which includes fitness, gym induction, pilates and first aid. This course is free and gifts, such as beauty voucher, fruit hamper and pedometer are given to participants on completion of each module.
Transport can be arranged if required. This project is funded through the Public Health Agency. To find out more or to register please contact Patricia Flanagan, Oak Healthy Living Centre, Roslea on 028 67751913. |
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Active Families
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The Active Families programme is a new 12 week course, one night per week, to get active in a fun way with the whole family. The course is open to 11-16 year olds, who must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, guardian.
The focus is on getting healthier and more physically active in a fun way, which will have great benefits for you and your family.
There are incentives included in the course with leisure centre passes, grow your own garden kits and a trip at the end of the programme to Todd's Leap.
For further information or to register your place contact the Oak Healthy Living Centre, on telephone 028 677 51913. |
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Dooneen Guitar Lessons
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John Cleary is returning to Dooneen Community Education Centre on Thursday 9th September to teach his guitar class.John takes beginners from 8-9pm and the more advnaced pupils from 9-10pm. John is a registered guitar tutor. New learners welcome. |
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Killesher Walking Festival
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Killesher Walking Festival – ‘From the Mill to the Mountain’ – Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 September 2010. Guided walks from the Larganess Centre in Florencecourt to Cuilcagh and Benaughlin Mountains. There will also be a BBQ and refreshments. Booking is essential. Further information and application forms can be obtained by calling 079 90564583 or by emailing killeshercommunity@hotmail.co.uk. |
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Dooneen Old Time Dancing
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Celi and Old Time Dancing returns on Wednesday September 15 at 9.15pm. Marie Phelans class continues until 11.30pm. Marie teaches a variety of dances and the start of the is a good time to begin learning the steps. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'A Prophet' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Child Protection Awareness Training Workshop
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Child Protection Awareness 2day Training Workshop. Taking place on 23rd & 30th September 2010, from 10am - 4.30pm.
This workshop deals with raising the awareness of those involved in working with or providing services to children (up to age 18). It is based on the principles of good practice and covers residential and field trips in addition to provision of services and activities. |
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Food Hygiene - Dooneen
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• Food Hygiene – The Level 2 Award in Food Safety can be obtained on 28th September 2010. Please phone tutor Sharon Mitten on 028 89531972 or 077 66145238 to book a place on this course. |
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Alzheimer's Society calls for volunteers in the Fermanagh area
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19:00-21:00
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Alzheimer's Society is hosting a volunteer open evening on Tuesday 14 September from 7pm to 9pm.
The charity is keen to recruit volunteers in the local area to help with fundraising, awareness raising and supporting local services.
Alison Rankin, Volunteer Development Officer for Alzheimer's Society, said: 'We will be delighted to welcome people of all ages to this event, where they can learn more about voluntering opportunities within the charity. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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19:00-22:00
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Enniskillen Arts Festival Screenings
Wine and cheese at 7pm. Followed by the film 'His & Hers' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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"Harnessing the Power of Networking for Today's Women in Business"
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10:00-14:30
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"Harnessing the Power of Networking for Today's Women in Business"
Date: Thursday 30th September
Venue: Westville Hotel, Enniskillen
Time: 10 - 10.30(Registration) - 2.30pm
What: We at NEW are very excited to be hosting this inspiring and motivating event for all business owners North and South of the Border. We have a fantastic line up of inspirational speakers, representation from Stormont and breakout workshops packed full of relevant and useful information to apply in your business. Then of course there is also the vital opportunity to Network and make new business contacts across both sides of the border.
Guests Include: Veronica Canning - Veronica is an international author, motivational speaker consultant, mentor, working with corporate and entrepreneurial women, helping women leaders to build careers and businesses and beat the recession. Veronica is the author of the book Shoeisms: Working Womans Guide to Take Control and Be the Sassy, Successful Woman You Know You Can Be
Aideen McGinley OBE, - Aideen is the current Permanent Secretary of the Department for Employment and Learning. In 2000 Aideen was awarded an OBE and in 2004 became an Honorary member of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects and a Women of Inspiration Award in 2007.
Breakouts: You will have an opportunity to attend 2 mini workshops. Choose from the following:
* Securing New Business & Growing Your Business in Challenging Times
* The Busy Woman’s Guide to Work / Life Balance
* Social Networking for Small Businesses
* Motivating Yourself Out of The Recession
Cost: £15 pp including 2 course lunch
To register please contact Ciara Callan on 07736 518137 or email ciara@halo-marketing.com
Spaces are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment!
Supporting Pretty n Pink Breast Cancer Charity
Sponsors include: FPM Chartered Accountants and Derry Bros Shipping Ltd
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Fermanagh Film Club
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20:00-22:00
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Enniskillen Arts Festival Screenings
Fermangh Film Club will be showing the film 'The Black Balloon' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Breast Friends
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Breastfeeding support group meets every Thursday 11am-1pm at Fermanagh House, Enniskillen. Everyone welcome to come along for a cuppa and a chat. |
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Tempo Tots & Toddlers
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We meet each Wednesday in the Old School from 10am-12.00 midday. New mothers and tots are very welome to come along. |
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Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition
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Learn how to self manage your long term health conditions: Asthma, Arthritis, Epilepsy, MS, Depression, Diabetes, ME etc with this FREE 6 week training course. Learning to manage your condition will significantly improve your quality of life. The ‘Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition course will teach you skills to manage all aspects of life with a long term condition including pain management, relaxation, exercise, diet, relationships with health professionals and building confidence.
The course is delivered to a group of 12-18 people over 6 weeks in 6 consecutive 2 hour sessions. It is delivered by 2 trainers that work and/or care for people with long term conditions and that have received training to deliver the course. The course is for anyone over the age of 18 with any long term health condition that is impacting on the quality of their life and would like to learn new skills in how to self manage their condition. For further information please contact Martina Blake,
Co-ordinator on 075 45206367 or email mblake@amh.org.uk.
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Emergency Life Support Skills Course
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Half day Emergency Life Support Skills course facilitated by Western Health and Social Care Trust/British Heart Foundation Community Resuscitation Officers for trained Walk Leaders.
For more information contact:
Lesley Finlay, Health Improvement Department, Maple Villa, Gransha Park, L/Derry BT47 6WJ.
Tel no 028 7186 5127
fax no 028 7186 5128 |
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Health Promoting
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The Oak Healthy Living Centre, Roslea, invite parents to take part on an 18 week Health Promoting Homes project. It is open to parents with children four years and under from Roslea, Newtownbutler, Donagh, Brookeborough, Lisnaskea and surrounding areas.
The course will be held in the Wildfowl Centre in Lisnaskea on a Tuesday or Thursday morning from 10am-12noon. Creche and transport are provided if required.
The course is divided into three modules, each lasting six weeks on personal developement, diet and nutrition, including Cook It! practical cookery course and a physical activity module which includes fitness, gym induction, pilates and first aid. This course is free and gifts, such as beauty voucher, fruit hamper and pedometer are given to participants on completion of each module.
Transport can be arranged if required. This project is funded through the Public Health Agency. To find out more or to register please contact Patricia Flanagan, Oak Healthy Living Centre, Roslea on 028 67751913. |
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Active Families
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The Active Families programme is a new 12 week course, one night per week, to get active in a fun way with the whole family. The course is open to 11-16 year olds, who must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, guardian.
The focus is on getting healthier and more physically active in a fun way, which will have great benefits for you and your family.
There are incentives included in the course with leisure centre passes, grow your own garden kits and a trip at the end of the programme to Todd's Leap.
For further information or to register your place contact the Oak Healthy Living Centre, on telephone 028 677 51913. |
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Dooneen Guitar Lessons
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John Cleary is returning to Dooneen Community Education Centre on Thursday 9th September to teach his guitar class.John takes beginners from 8-9pm and the more advnaced pupils from 9-10pm. John is a registered guitar tutor. New learners welcome. |
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Dooneen Old Time Dancing
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Celi and Old Time Dancing returns on Wednesday September 15 at 9.15pm. Marie Phelans class continues until 11.30pm. Marie teaches a variety of dances and the start of the is a good time to begin learning the steps. |
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Literacy Course
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Literacy Course.
Do you want to improve your ability to read, write, speak & listen?
New course starts on Friday 1st October, from 10am-12.30pm @ Fermanagh House, Enniskillen.
Course is FREE provided you meet all the criteria.
Essential criteria.
Are you :-
*Over 19 years of age?
*Not in paid work?
*Not on a college course?
*Not on a government scheme?
*And have no qualifications at level 2 or higher as NVQ level 2 or GCSE grades A-C?
If you answered YES to the above questions and are interested in a course we would love to hear from you.
For further information or to submit a booking form please contact :
Hazel Hicks, Workers Educational Association, Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen, BT74 7HR. Phone 028 6632 0210 or email info@fermanaghtrust.org |
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Basic Computer Course
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Basic Computer Course.
Do you want to improve your ability to read, write, speak & listen?
New course starts on Friday 8th October, from 1.30pm-4pm @ Fermanagh House, Enniskillen.
Course is £5 per person provided you meet all the criteria.
Essential criteria.
Are you :-
*Over 19 years of age?
*Not in paid work?
*Not on a college course?
*Not on a government scheme?
*And have no qualifications at level 2 or higher as NVQ level 2 or GCSE grades A-C?
If you answered YES to the above questions and are interested in a course we would love to hear from you.
For further information or to submit a booking form please contact :
Hazel Hicks, Workers Educational Association, Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen, BT74 7HR. Phone 028 6632 0210 or email info@fermanaghtrust.org |
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UNDERSTANDING GROUPS
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Aim of the Course
Effective work with groups is based on understanding what happens in them.
This two day course is open to people working in community, voluntary and statutory settings.
The aim of this course is to promote effective work with groups based on the theoretical and practical understanding of what happens in them
Cost:
There is no charge for this course.
Duration:
2 Day
9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Facilitators:
Health Improvement Officers
Health Improvement Department,
Western Health and Social Care Trust
Places are allocated first come first served.
If you are interested in attending please forward this reply slip to Sandra Guy, Health Improvement Department, Maple Villa, Gransha Park, Londonderry by 8 September 2010
Tel: 028 7186 5127 Fax: 028 7186 5128
UNDERSTANDING GROUPS TRAINING
Name:
Job Title:
Organisation:
Address:
Telephone No:
E Mail:
Please specify any special, dietary or access requirements:
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Fermanagh Film Club
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17:00-19:00
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Enniskillen Arts Festival Screenings
Fermangh Film Club will be showing the film 'This Other Eden' at 5pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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20:00-22:00
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'The White Ribbon' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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20:00-22:00
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'Mother' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Breast Friends
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Breastfeeding support group meets every Thursday 11am-1pm at Fermanagh House, Enniskillen. Everyone welcome to come along for a cuppa and a chat. |
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Tempo Tots & Toddlers
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We meet each Wednesday in the Old School from 10am-12.00 midday. New mothers and tots are very welome to come along. |
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Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition
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Learn how to self manage your long term health conditions: Asthma, Arthritis, Epilepsy, MS, Depression, Diabetes, ME etc with this FREE 6 week training course. Learning to manage your condition will significantly improve your quality of life. The ‘Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition course will teach you skills to manage all aspects of life with a long term condition including pain management, relaxation, exercise, diet, relationships with health professionals and building confidence.
The course is delivered to a group of 12-18 people over 6 weeks in 6 consecutive 2 hour sessions. It is delivered by 2 trainers that work and/or care for people with long term conditions and that have received training to deliver the course. The course is for anyone over the age of 18 with any long term health condition that is impacting on the quality of their life and would like to learn new skills in how to self manage their condition. For further information please contact Martina Blake,
Co-ordinator on 075 45206367 or email mblake@amh.org.uk.
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Emergency Life Support Skills Course
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Half day Emergency Life Support Skills course facilitated by Western Health and Social Care Trust/British Heart Foundation Community Resuscitation Officers for trained Walk Leaders.
For more information contact:
Lesley Finlay, Health Improvement Department, Maple Villa, Gransha Park, L/Derry BT47 6WJ.
Tel no 028 7186 5127
fax no 028 7186 5128 |
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Active Families
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The Active Families programme is a new 12 week course, one night per week, to get active in a fun way with the whole family. The course is open to 11-16 year olds, who must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, guardian.
The focus is on getting healthier and more physically active in a fun way, which will have great benefits for you and your family.
There are incentives included in the course with leisure centre passes, grow your own garden kits and a trip at the end of the programme to Todd's Leap.
For further information or to register your place contact the Oak Healthy Living Centre, on telephone 028 677 51913. |
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Dooneen Guitar Lessons
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John Cleary is returning to Dooneen Community Education Centre on Thursday 9th September to teach his guitar class.John takes beginners from 8-9pm and the more advnaced pupils from 9-10pm. John is a registered guitar tutor. New learners welcome. |
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Dooneen Old Time Dancing
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Celi and Old Time Dancing returns on Wednesday September 15 at 9.15pm. Marie Phelans class continues until 11.30pm. Marie teaches a variety of dances and the start of the is a good time to begin learning the steps. |
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Basic Computer Course
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Basic Computer Course.
Do you want to improve your ability to read, write, speak & listen?
New course starts on Friday 8th October, from 1.30pm-4pm @ Fermanagh House, Enniskillen.
Course is £5 per person provided you meet all the criteria.
Essential criteria.
Are you :-
*Over 19 years of age?
*Not in paid work?
*Not on a college course?
*Not on a government scheme?
*And have no qualifications at level 2 or higher as NVQ level 2 or GCSE grades A-C?
If you answered YES to the above questions and are interested in a course we would love to hear from you.
For further information or to submit a booking form please contact :
Hazel Hicks, Workers Educational Association, Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen, BT74 7HR. Phone 028 6632 0210 or email info@fermanaghtrust.org |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'I Am Love' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'Samson and Delilah' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Breast Friends
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Breastfeeding support group meets every Thursday 11am-1pm at Fermanagh House, Enniskillen. Everyone welcome to come along for a cuppa and a chat. |
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Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition
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Learn how to self manage your long term health conditions: Asthma, Arthritis, Epilepsy, MS, Depression, Diabetes, ME etc with this FREE 6 week training course. Learning to manage your condition will significantly improve your quality of life. The ‘Managing the Challenge’ of living with a long term condition course will teach you skills to manage all aspects of life with a long term condition including pain management, relaxation, exercise, diet, relationships with health professionals and building confidence.
The course is delivered to a group of 12-18 people over 6 weeks in 6 consecutive 2 hour sessions. It is delivered by 2 trainers that work and/or care for people with long term conditions and that have received training to deliver the course. The course is for anyone over the age of 18 with any long term health condition that is impacting on the quality of their life and would like to learn new skills in how to self manage their condition. For further information please contact Martina Blake,
Co-ordinator on 075 45206367 or email mblake@amh.org.uk.
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Fermanagh Film Club
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing MicMacs' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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Fermanagh Film Club
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Fermanagh Film Club will be showing 'Happiness' at 8pm at Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place, Enniskillen. |
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