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Raploch Community Partnership Timetable Raploch Community Campus, Drip Road, Stirling FK8 1RD Tel: 01786 272358 Raploch Community Partnership Timetable Raploch Community Campus, Drip Road, Stirling FK8 1RD Tel: 01786 272358 Find us at www.raplochcorner.org.uk t: @RaplochCorner f: Raploch Community Partnership What’s on? Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Book? Tell me more! Open Access to Computers, 1-4 10-12 12-4 10-12 12-2 No Confident using computers? Pop in to use the facilities. Free Wi-Fi, computer, scanning and print facilities. Printer, Scanner & Wi-Fi Job Club 2-4 10-12 No Browse our vacancies and training opportunities and get help with CVs, applications, applying on-line and peer support. RAP (Realising Actual 10-12 Please speak to a member of staff Yes Job searching? Want to explore your options around employment? This is the course for you! Potential) for further details and session We will cover work readiness, barriers to employment, CVs, job applications and interview practise. 2 hours session, one day a week start dates over 4 weeks Communication Skills 10- Please speak to a member of staff Yes 2 hour sessions over two weeks, run throughout the year for age 16 and over. Improve your communication skills to – deal with 12.30 for further details and session situations confidently – become more assertive – boost your confidence – improve your self esteem start dates Cook & Coach 10-12 Please speak to a Yes Running in 4 week blocks from September 2017 – March 2018 for age 16 and over seeking employment and training opportunities. member of staff for ‘Cooking on a budget’ practical sessions followed by support via Job Club and access to REHIS Food Hygiene qualifications further details and session start dates Getting Started with… Please speak to a member of staff for Yes Need some help with computers? These are the sessions for you. 2 hour classes over 4 weeks. - Computers (week 1) further details and session start dates Designed for individuals who have little or no computer experience, this course covers every aspect: from switching on, using a - Internet (week 2) mouse, exploring the basics of searching the Internet, sending emails and social media. - Email (week 3) - Social Media (week 4) Volunteer Drop In 11 - 12 No Interested in volunteering locally or volunteering already? Support sessions are at this time IT Support Drop In 2-3 No Help available for IT, Computer, Tablets, Scanning or Digital queries? Opportunity for quick queries you may have with computers, email or social media. No need to book, just pop in at this time. Intergenerational Gardening 12.30- No Term time healthy outdoor gardening activities with the local primary school children and our Volunteers Group 2.30 Choir Group 6.30 No Volunteers attending Big Noise Adult Choir – come join us, we’re happy to accompany you! Art Group 12- No Parent led term time lunchtime art activities with Our Lady’s Primary children and parent / carers 1.30 Interested in starting your Please speak to a member of staff for further Yes Do you live in Raploch, Plean, Fallin, Hillpark or Whins of Milton? Would you like to start a group in YOUR area? We can help you as own local group? We can details and event dates throughout the areas you move towards becoming economically active through volunteering, local capacity building or social enterprise. help… covered Homework Zone 3.15-4 Parent / Carer led, school term No Parent & carer led space for Raploch Primary & Our Lady’s Primary pupils, with access to computers and print facilities to work on time only projects and homework. Children must be accompanied by a parent / carer. Twinkle Stars Toddler Group 1-3 No Parents / carers and children under 5 years. Hub Closed for Group. Baby Massage (Babies 0-12 Please speak to a member of staff for further Yes Run in 5 week blocks. Please speak to a member of staff for further details and confirmation of session start dates months) details and session start dates Seasons for Growth 6 Week Please speak to a member of staff for further Yes 2 hours session over 6 weeks, Seasons for Growth aims to produce a sense of resilience, personal growth and acceptance of change programme details and session start dates in people’s lives. Please speak to a member of staff for further details and confirmation of session start dates SFAD – Scottish Families Call 07484 024407 for 6-8 Some 1-to-1 support sessions available weekly. affected by Alcohol & Drugs details and to book. Fortnightly support group Thursday 6 – 8pm. Castleview Crafters 12-2 No Local volunteer led Craft Group. Hub Closed for Group Simple Stitches 12-2 No Local volunteer led sewing group – pop along for help with sewing basics and learn new skills We are proudly funded by Scottish Government (People & Communities Fund); Robertson Trust; DWF Foundation and Stirling Council (Challenge Fund) .
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