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NHS Grampian's Health Protection Team Spring 2026 Newsletter
Health Protection Newsletter Vol. 5 Issue 1 - Spring 2026.pdf
Jesus House Torry are organising a free Easter holiday event for teenagers aged 12–17. (registration required)
The event, Easter Games & Movies for Teens, is designed to provide young people with a safe, positive space during the holidays to socialise, play games, enjoy refreshments, and watch an inspiring movie.
Places are limited and registration is required via the QR code on the attached flyer.
Aberdeen Reads Challenge – COMPETITION!
Aberdeen Reads Challenge – COMPETITION!
Our Library Champions have uncovered something suspicious and have challenged Library Bear to solve the mystery in this year’s crime-inspired Aberdeen Reads Challenge. See Facebook post for further information.
How can you help? Aberdeen City Libraries are running a competition to encourage children and young people to get involved with this year’s Aberdeen Reads Summer Challenge. If you are aged 4-15yrs, we would like you to design a banner which captures the spirit of mystery and crime stories. Designs should be on A4 paper (portrait). Include your NAME, AGE & CONTACT DETAILS on your entry. The winning banner will be used in press releases, social media posts and posters to promote this year’s reading challenge…there are prizes too!
Entries should be submitted on A4 paper by Saturday, 11 April. Submissions can be handed into local City libraries, sent via internal mail to Central Library (FAO Carol Doig or Margaret Hill) or sent to LibraryEvents@aberdeencity.gov.uk.
Children First support line A4 poster.pdfChildren First
Scotland's National Children's Charity
As we approach the festive break, we are aware of the challenges that families across your school community could be facing and encourage you to share our Children First support line details with parents and carers.
At Children First we stand up for every child because all children should have a safe childhood. We protect children from harm, keep them safe and support them to recover from trauma and abuse through our national support line and in their homes, schools and communities.
Children First support line offers free emotional, practical and financial support to families across Scotland.
Call free on 08000 28 22 33 or start a webchat at www.childrenfirst.org.uk/supportline
Further information and resources are available at www.childrenfirst.org.uk. You can also request printed materials to display in your community by emailing: communications@childrenfirst.org.uk
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