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Primary Mental Health Worker Service Patch Allocation 2020 South Primary Mental Health Worker Service Patch Allocation 2020 South School PMHW PMHW contacts Charleston Academy Aimee Stewart Beauly Primary Contact Eve Eadie Emma Campbell – Team Lead Dochgarroch Primary Contact Eve Eadie Care and Learning Highland Council HQ Kinmylies Primary Contact Eve Eadie Glenurquhart Road Kirkhill Primary Contact Eve Eadie Inverness Muirtown Primary Contact Eve Eadie IV3 5NX Teanassie Primary Contact Eve Eadie 07748761785 Tomnacross Primary Contact Eve Eadie 01463 702043 [email protected] Culloden Academy Contact Clair Rochester Aimee Stewart, Eve Eadie and Kirsty Millar Ardersier Primary Contact Clair Rochester The Bridge Balloch Primary Contact Clair Rochester 14 Seafield Road Cradlehall Primary Contact Clair Rochester Longman Ind. Est. Croy Primary Contact Clair Rochester Inverness Duncan Forbes Primary Contact Clair Rochester IV1 1SG Smithton Primary Contact Clair Rochester 01463 256 633 [email protected] [email protected] Glen Urquhart High School Contact Emma Campbell [email protected] Balnain Primary Contact Emma Campbell Cannich Bridge Primary Contact Emma Campbell Clair Rochester Glenurquhart Primary Contact Emma Campbell Culloden Academy and Nairn Academy Keppoch Road Duncan Drive Culloden Nairn Grantown Grammar School Grace Sermanni Inverness IV12 4RD Abernethy Primary Grace Sermanni 01463 790851 01667 453700 Carrbridge Primary Grace Sermanni [email protected] Deshar Primary Grace Sermanni (Referrals for Culloden ASG should be sent to Grantown Primary Grace Sermanni Culloden Academy and those for Nairn ASG should be sent to Nairn Academy) Inverness High School Contact Eve Eadie Grace Sermanni Bishop Eden Primary Contact Eve Eadie Rathven House St Joseph's RC Primary Contact Eve Eadie 100 Grampian Road Central Primary Contact Eve Eadie Aviemore Dalneigh Primary Contact Eve Eadie PH22 1RH 01479 813400 [email protected] Merkinch Primary Contact Eve Eadie Inverness Royal Academy Contact Emma Campbell Aldourie Primary Contact Emma Campbell Bun-sgoil Ghaidhlig Inbhir Nis Contact Emma Campbell Cauldeen Primary Contact Emma Campbell Farr Primary (Inv) Contact Emma Campbell Foyers Primary Contact Emma Campbell Hilton Primary Contact Emma Campbell Holm Primary Contact Emma Campbell Lochardil Primary Contact Emma Campbell Stratherrick Primary Contact Emma Campbell Kingussie High School Grace Sermanni Alvie Primary Grace Sermanni Aviemore Primary Grace Sermanni Gergask Primary Grace Sermanni Kingussie Primary Grace Sermanni Newtonmore Primary Grace Sermanni Millburn Academy Contact Kirsty Millar Crown Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Daviot Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Drakies Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Inshes Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Milton of Leys Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Raigmore Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Strathdearn Primary Contact Kirsty Millar Nairn Academy Contact Clair Rochester Auldearn Primary Contact Clair Rochester Cawdor Primary Contact Clair Rochester Millbank Primary Contact Clair Rochester Rosebank Primary Contact Clair Rochester Drummond Phoenix Centre CAMHS Mid Ross School PMHW Colin Millar Alness Academy Contact Colin Millar Dingwall Academy Ardross Primary Contact Colin Millar Dingwall Bridgend Primary Contact Colin Millar IV15 9LT 01349 869860 Coulhill Primary Contact Colin Millar [email protected] Kiltearn Primary Contact Colin Millar Obsdale Primary Contact Colin Millar Dingwall Academy Colin Millar Ben Wyvis Primary Colin Millar Dingwall Primary Colin Millar Ferintosh Primary Colin Millar Marybank Primary Colin Millar Mulbuie Primary Colin Millar Strathconon Primary Colin Millar Strathgarve Primary Colin Millar Strathpeffer Primary Colin Millar Tarradale Primary Colin Millar Fortrose Academy Emma Campbell Avoch Primary Emma Campbell Cromarty Primary Emma Campbell Culbokie Primary Emma Campbell Munlochy Primary Emma Campbell Aimee Stewart North Kessock Primary Emma Campbell The Bridge Resolis Primary Emma Campbell 14 Seafield Road Tore Primary Emma Campbell Longman Ind. 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Inverness IV1 1SG Invergordon Academy Contact Colin Millar 01463 256 633 Milton Primary Contact Colin Millar [email protected] Newmore Primary Contact Colin Millar Park Primary School Contact Colin Millar South Lodge Primary Contact Colin Millar Tain Royal Academy Contact Aimee Stewart Craighill Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Edderton Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Gledfield Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Hill of Fearn Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Hilton of Cadboll Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Inver Primary Contact Aimee Stewart Knockbreck Primary (Tain) Contact Aimee Stewart Tarbat Old Primary Contact Aimee Stewart St Duthus School Phoenix Centre CAMHS St Clements School Phoenix Centre CAMHS North School PMHW Tara Smart Dornoch Academy Contact Tara Smart Drummuie Bonar Bridge Primary Contact Tara Smart Golspie Dornoch Primary Contact Tara Smart Sutherland KW10 6TA 01408 635358 Farr High School Contact Tara Smart [email protected] Farr Primary (South) Contact Tara Smart Melvich Primary Contact Tara Smart Tongue Primary Contact Tara Smart Golspie High School Contact Tara Smart Brora Primary Contact Tara Smart Golspie Primary Contact Tara Smart Helmsdale Primary Contact Tara Smart Briony Swanson Lairg Primary Contact Tara Smart Caithness House Rogart Primary Contact Tara Smart Market Place Rosehall Primary Contact Tara Smart Wick KW1 4AB 01955608173 Kinlochbervie High School Contact Tara Smart [email protected] Durness Primary Contact Tara Smart Kinlochbervie Primary Contact Tara Smart All Caithness requests for Scourie Primary Contact Tara Smart service should go through Thurso High School Emma Campbell the generic email address Castletown Primary Emma Campbell [email protected] Crossroads Primary Emma Campbell Halkirk Primary Emma Campbell Miller Academy Primary Emma Campbell Mount Pleasant Primary Emma Campbell Pennyland Primary Emma Campbell Reay Primary Emma Campbell Wick High School Emma Campbell Bower Primary Emma Campbell Canisbay Primary Emma Campbell Dunbeath Primary Emma Campbell Keiss Primary Emma Campbell Lybster Primary Emma Campbell Noss Primary Emma Campbell Newton Park Primary Emma Campbell Thrumster Primary Emma Campbell Watten Primary Emma Campbell West School PMHW Elizabeth Stevenson Ardnamurchan High Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Camaghael Hostel Acharacle Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Camaghael Ardgour Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Fort William PH33 7NE Kilchoan Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson 01349 781422 Lochaline Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson 01349 781410 Strontian Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson [email protected] .uk Gairloch High Colin Millar Bualnaluib Primary Colin Millar Gairloch Primary Colin Millar Kinlochewe Primary Colin Millar Colin Millar Poolewe Primary Colin Millar Dingwall Academy Shieldaig Primary Colin Millar Dingwall IV15 9LT Kilchuimen Academy Contact Elizabeth Stevenson 01349 869860 [email protected] Kilchuimen Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Kinlochleven High Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Ballachulish Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Duror Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Glencoe Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Laura Howell Camaghael Hostel Kinlochleven Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Camaghael St Bride's Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Fort William PH33 7NE Lochaber High Contact Laura Howell 01349 781410 Banavie Primary Contact Laura Howell [email protected] Bun-Sgoil Ghàidhlig Loch Abar Contact Laura Howell For all Lochaber High ASG requests Caol Primary Contact Laura Howell please could you contact Invergarry Primary Contact Laura Howell [email protected] Inverlochy Primary Contact Laura Howell until further notice. Lundavra Primary Contact Laura Howell St Columba’s Primary Contact Laura Howell Spean Bridge Primary Contact Laura Howell Mallaig Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Arisaig Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Eigg Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Inverie Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Lady Lovat Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Mallaig Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Muck Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Rum Primary Contact Elizabeth Stevenson Plockton High Contact Laura Howell Applecross Primary Contact Laura Howell Auchtertyre Primary Contact Laura Howell Glenelg Primary Contact Laura Howell Kyle Primary Contact Laura Howell Kyleakin Primary Contact Laura Howell Loch Duich Primary Contact Laura Howell Lochcarron Primary Contact Laura Howell Plockton Primary Contact Laura Howell Portree High Contact Laura Howell Broadford Primary Contact Laura Howell Please contact Emma Bun-Sgoil Shlèite Contact Laura Howell Campbell until further Carbost Primary Contact Laura Howell Dunvegan Primary Contact Laura Howell notice Edinbane Primary Contact Laura Howell [email protected] Elgol Primary Contact Laura Howell Kilmuir Primary Contact Laura Howell Knockbreck Primary (Dunvegan) Contact Laura Howell Macdiarmid Primary Contact Laura Howell Portree Primaries (EM and GM) Contact Laura Howell Raasay Primary Contact Laura Howell Staffin Primary Contact Laura Howell Struan Primary Contact Laura Howell Ullapool Emma Campbell Achiltibuie Primary Emma Campbell Badcaul Primary Emma Campbell Lochinver Primary Emma Campbell Scoraig School Emma Campbell Stoer Primary Emma Campbell Ullapool Primary Emma Campbell .
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