Come and try Gaelic singing
6:00pm to 8:00pm44 Ashley St,
Glasgow
Have you always wanted to try Gaelic singing? Do you already know a few songs but would like to expand your repertoire? Maybe you just love singing and sharing songs in a group. It's easy to learn Gaelic songs even if you don't know the language. No experience necessary.
Taught by Bethany Halcrow
I learned my first Gaelic song from Julie Fowlis at the Feis Rois in 2004. Since then I have gone to every Gaelic song workshop that I could in Edinburgh, Glasgow and further afield, plus learned from friends and whoever else I've met along the way. I love the purity of Gaelic singing, the sense of history and culture in the songs, and I love singing together with others, sharing songs, stories and tunes. I have performed and recorded with various musicians over the years, and I have completed two years music study at Glasgow University and Stevenson College in Edinburgh. I look forward to singing and teaching Gaelic song with the Trade School! See you there.
JoinYou. But better.
6:00pm to 8:00pm44 Ashley St,
Glasgow
Having great self-worth is the key to how we behave, what we say and how we think. This workshop is a refreshing approach to helping you be You. But better. It looks at ways to build your confidence, feel good about yourself and the possibilities that brings! Getting to know yourself is a great starting point. If you want to feel a renewed sense of enthusiasm for what may be possible in your life then this is a class for you. A fun, informal and informative class, which will be engaging and interactive and will provide tools to take away and use in your life.
Taught by Sue MacGillvray & Laura Borland
Sue MacGillivray Sue is an accredited Glasgow based Life Coach, with experience in Counselling and Psychology, Confidence Building, Mental Health, Assertiveness, Dating Psychology and Relationships, Addiction, Body Language and Communication, Image and Personal Style and Positive Parenting. She is realistic, goal oriented, motivated by people and enthusiastic about success. Laura Borland Laura is an accredited coach. Her background is in leadership and she has a passion for people. Laura believes that change always begins with ourselves and if we change, then things begin to change around us. She loves connecting with people and seeing people make choices that mean they have more freedom and autonomy in their lives.
JoinSCIF Provider Cafe
5:30pm to 7:30pm44 Ashley St,
Glasgow
Social Care Ideas Factory's Provider Café is a chance for social care providers to get together and find out what's going on in each other's areas. This third café session will continue the theme around Personalisation & Self-Directed Support in Glasgow. The cafe is open to providers, commissioners, social workers, carers, individuals and anyone with an interest in this agenda to discuss what's thriving in Glasgow despite the environment? How people are using their budgets, how they are organising their support and what that, in turn, means for the choices that we can all offer people. The session will take the form of interactive workshops and group work and will help to shape to spot trends and deliver our Self-Directed Support newsletters in the future. There will also be speed networking to get to know people. The Café has been established in a response to SCIF member demand for a space where providers can meet up and network. We hope they will be seen as a positive space where constructive ideas and relationships can be formed.
About the teacher, Social Care Ideas Factory
Social Care Ideas Factory are a key strategic partner to Glasgow City Council, Social Work Services, Education , NHSGGC, deliverers of social care services and those individuals/families who use services and supports to enhance their independence.
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