0930-1230

Venue TBC

(See flyer for full booking information)

0930-1230

Ardler Community Centre, Dundee

(See flyer for full booking information)

0930-1230

Ardler Community Centre, Dundee

(See flyer for full booking information)

0930-1630, face to face,

Online Reflective Learning Event

0930-1230

Please see flyer for booking link and more information

0930-1230,Face to Face (venue to be confirmed)

Please see flyer for booking information

Face to Face - Venue to be confirmed

0930-1630 - see flyer for booking information and email tay.tdarspsychology@nhs.scot for any further information

Face to face in Angus with Venue to be confirmed - please see flyer for information and email tay.tdarspsychology@nhs.scot for further information

0930-1630 (Teams Session)

Please see flyer for all information and email tay.tdarspsychology@nhs.scot for any further information

0930-1230 (Online Sessions)

Please see flyer for information and email tay.tdarspsychology@nhs.scot for any further information

13:00-16:00, Teams.

Booking form Safe & Together in Dundee: Online Briefing - May and Sept 2026 – Fill in form

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

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Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

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09:30 - 13:00

DVVA, 10 Constitution Road, Dundee

This half day workshop aims to raise awareness of mental health, and suicide prevention. The workshop will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to have compassionate conversations with people who are experiencing distress or may be feeling suicidal, and how to connect them with the appropriate support.

We will cover:

• What affects our mental health and ways to support people to have good mental health.

• Signs that someone might be in distress or thinking about suicide.

• How you can support someone experiencing suicidal thoughts and connect them with appropriate support.

Register here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/protectingpeoplesuicideprevention/1907340

Online - MS Teams

We would like to offer your team to take part in a specialist awareness workshop on our Vice Versa service and Commercial Sexual Exploitation.

Booking is essential & your space will be confirmed via email

Booking link: Vice Versa- Commercial Sexual Exploitation Workshop

Would your team recognise the signs that a woman is involved in selling or exchanging sex?

Women involved in commercial sexual exploitation often remain hidden experiencing coercion, trauma, or survival-based choices without receiving the support they need. This workshop helps organisations understand the issue and respond appropriately.

What the workshop covers:

• What commercial sexual exploitation is

• Common risks, vulnerabilities, pathways and signs

• How to respond safely, sensitively, and without judgement

• Referral routes to specialist support

• Building confidence in supporting women impacted

Who is this workshop suitable for?

This workshop is ideal for teams working in:

• Health & social care

• Housing & homelessness services

• Community safety & criminal justice

• Youth work & education

• Addiction & recovery services

• Women’s and general frontline support roles

If you require further information, please contact Amy Black, Vice Versa Learning and Development Officer- amyb@wrasac.org.uk

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

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Face to Face - 0930-1230

See flyer for full information and booking details

19 August, 9.30-13.00, via Teams

To increase the skills and confidence of workers in managing disclosures related to selling or exchanging sex, CSE Aware is providing a free online training session for frontline practitioners.

Agenda 

• Barriers and motivators regarding women’s disclosures of selling or exchanging se

• Challenges workers face in facilitating such disclosures

• Managing disclosures: key considerations

• Next steps: women’s support needs. 

Accessing the session
The training session will be held on Teams. To create a participatory environment, participants are required to keep their cameras on during the session.

Use the link below to register

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See flyer for details and for booking information

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5 DF

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Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5 DF

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09:30-13:00, Face to Face, DVVA, 10 Constituion Road, Dundee

Overview

Take a close look at trauma-informed practice, it's different forms, and gain a better understanding of it's profound impact on society.

The Level 2 Trauma Skilled Workshop is an experiential learning opportunity that explores the full spectrum of trauma. Participants will examine different forms of trauma, societal perceptions and genuine and authentic approaches to trauma-informed practice.

Attending this workshop, delivered by the Dundee Protecting People team, qualifies workers and volunteers to progress to the It starts with you Level 3 (Enhanced) Trauma Workshop, for which dates will be released in due course. Book here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/who-we-are-moving-beyond-trauma-theory-level-2-skilled-workshop-tickets-1990628067135?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Ninewells Face to Face

Boardroom - 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Learning from Child Protection Reviews

Perth Murray Royal

James Murray Room - 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Introduction to Multi-agency Protection Work

Ninewells Face to Face

Boardroom - 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Angus - Lintrathen room

Board Room- 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Perth, Murray Royal

James Murray Room - 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Ninewells Hospital

Board Room- 0930-1630

Full day session being run by the CP Advisor Team in the NHS

Please contact for booking

Tay.pptraining@nhs.scot

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

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Online 10-11 or 12noon-1pm

To mark Zero Stigma Day, HIV Informed Senior Learning & Engagement Officer, Emma McAnally, is hosting a free webinar on creating stigma-free health and social care services.

The session will explore the impact of HIV-related stigma, the evidence behind HIV Informed, and practical ways to build confidence, challenge misconceptions and create more inclusive care.

The session will run on Tuesday 21 July 2026.

Two identical sessions are available:

• 10:00am–11:00am

• 12:00pm–1:00pm

The webinar is open to health and social care workers and anyone interested in improving care and reducing HIV-related stigma.

Please use the following link to book your place at one of these sessions: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/zero-stigma-day-2026-hiv-informed-tickets-1992566964429

10am to 12noon

Dundee Women's Hub

We would like to offer your team to take part in a specialist awareness workshop on our Vice Versa service and Commercial Sexual Exploitation.

Booking is essential & your space will be confirmed via email

Booking link: Vice Versa- Commercial Sexual Exploitation Workshop

Would your team recognise the signs that a woman is involved in selling or exchanging sex?

Women involved in commercial sexual exploitation often remain hidden experiencing coercion, trauma, or survival-based choices without receiving the support they need. This workshop helps organisations understand the issue and respond appropriately.

What the workshop covers:

• What commercial sexual exploitation is

• Common risks, vulnerabilities, pathways and signs

• How to respond safely, sensitively, and without judgement

• Referral routes to specialist support

• Building confidence in supporting women impacted

Who is this workshop suitable for?

This workshop is ideal for teams working in:

• Health & social care

• Housing & homelessness services

• Community safety & criminal justice

• Youth work & education

• Addiction & recovery services

• Women’s and general frontline support roles

If you require further information, please contact Amy Black, Vice Versa Learning and Development Officer- amyb@wrasac.org.uk

10am to 12noon

Dundee Women's Hub

We would like to offer your team to take part in a specialist awareness workshop on our Vice Versa service and Commercial Sexual Exploitation.

Booking is essential & your space will be confirmed via email

Booking link: Vice Versa- Commercial Sexual Exploitation Workshop

Would your team recognise the signs that a woman is involved in selling or exchanging sex?

Women involved in commercial sexual exploitation often remain hidden experiencing coercion, trauma, or survival-based choices without receiving the support they need. This workshop helps organisations understand the issue and respond appropriately.

What the workshop covers:

• What commercial sexual exploitation is

• Common risks, vulnerabilities, pathways and signs

• How to respond safely, sensitively, and without judgement

• Referral routes to specialist support

• Building confidence in supporting women impacted

Who is this workshop suitable for?

This workshop is ideal for teams working in:

• Health & social care

• Housing & homelessness services

• Community safety & criminal justice

• Youth work & education

• Addiction & recovery services

• Women’s and general frontline support roles

If you require further information, please contact Amy Black, Vice Versa Learning and Development Officer- amyb@wrasac.org.uk

10am to 12noon

Dundee Women's Hub

We would like to offer your team to take part in a specialist awareness workshop on our Vice Versa service and Commercial Sexual Exploitation.

Booking is essential & your space will be confirmed via email

Booking link: Vice Versa- Commercial Sexual Exploitation Workshop

Would your team recognise the signs that a woman is involved in selling or exchanging sex?

Women involved in commercial sexual exploitation often remain hidden experiencing coercion, trauma, or survival-based choices without receiving the support they need. This workshop helps organisations understand the issue and respond appropriately.

What the workshop covers:

• What commercial sexual exploitation is

• Common risks, vulnerabilities, pathways and signs

• How to respond safely, sensitively, and without judgement

• Referral routes to specialist support

• Building confidence in supporting women impacted

Who is this workshop suitable for?

This workshop is ideal for teams working in:

• Health & social care

• Housing & homelessness services

• Community safety & criminal justice

• Youth work & education

• Addiction & recovery services

• Women’s and general frontline support roles

If you require further information, please contact Amy Black, Vice Versa Learning and Development Officer- amyb@wrasac.org.uk

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

https://forms.office.com/e/nMeP7QfDUZ?origin=lprLink

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

https://forms.office.com/e/nMeP7QfDUZ?origin=lprLink

Face to Face - 09:30-13:00

Dundee Women's Aid, 47 Blinshall Street, DD1 5DF

https://forms.office.com/e/thMgYs6sHV?origin=lprLink

Save a Life Dundee – Suicide Prevention Workshop

Build the confidence and practical skills to support someone who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts. This full-day workshop covers recognising signs of distress, having potentially life-saving conversations, basic risk assessment, local support pathways and safety planning. Join us on 8 September 2026, 9.30 am–4.00 pm at Menzieshill Community Hub. Booking is essential see flyer for booking details