Eating well for older people and older people with dementia
Half day training course, of interest to all staff and managers caring for the elderly who are involved in the preparation and provision of food.
£97.00
10 events found.
Events
-
-
Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor Hote1 1-9 Grosvenor Terrace, Glasgow
-
Food safety and nutrition live
Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor Hote1 1-9 Grosvenor Terrace, GlasgowAn event for professionals involved in the preparation and provision of food.
-
Food growing – a tool to engage your community and bring people together to celebrate, to learn and to work as a team
The Concrete Garden GlasgowFree event co-hosted by TCV, FCFCG and the Glasgow Local Food Network. This event will highlight a range of the different ways this can be done by running workshops, show casing and sharing the stories of examples of good practice.
Free -
Social connections and health across the lifecourse
Teviot Lecture Theatre Medical School, Teviot Place, University of Edinburgh, EdinburghA seminar and discussion hosted by the Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP) Working Groups, University of Edinburgh
Free -
Health benefits from healthcare settings
Battleby Conference Centre BattlebyJoint event from Scottish Natural Heritage, NHS Health Scotland, and the Forestry Commission on building stronger partnerships between health and social care and the third sector.
Free -
Mindful eating: an introduction to health at every size
Unnamed Venue EdinburghChildren in Scotland training seminar.
£95 – £125 -
Maternal and infant nutrition framework: supporting a Healthy Start
Albert Halls Dumbarton Road, StirlingA CFHS opportunity for people to network and to share information, learning and news around Healthy Start issues. The event will have a focus on community activity in relation to Healthy Start and maternal and infant nutrition.
-
Mindful eating: putting theory into practice
Unnamed Venue EdinburghChildren in Scotland training seminar.
£95 – £125 -
Learning to EATS seminar
Church of Scotland Parish Hall Cupar Road, Newburgh, United KingdomThis free seminar will explain the growing and harvesting of fruit and vegetables in public spaces for community benefit. EATS (Edible and Tasty Spaces) is a project managed by Fife Council,Leisure & Cultural Services
Free -
-
All creatures great and small – the practicalities and benefits of keeping animals on your project
Palacerigg Country Park CumbernauldJoint event with the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens, Royal Highland Educational Trust and Care Farming Scotland.
£20 – £60