Health and wellbeing

Walk & Talk Logie Newton Farm, Huntly

Farmstrong aim to encourage farmers and crofters to take time away, to connect, learn, share food and talk about the value of wellbeing as part of the business.

The events are free - they just need you to confirm your place via the Eventbrite Links.

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A call for views and evidence that stakeholders may have about how well current policies and actions are working to tackle child poverty in Scotland has been announced.

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Practioner Research Training Programme

Are You a Rural Health Practitioner Interested in Getting Involved in Research?

Would you be interested in helping shape a bespoke research training programme for health practitioners? Come along to one of our online information & feedback sessions to find out more!

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Neil tragically took his life in June 2024 at the age of 60 and his wife, Caroline, and their three children, Victoria, Emily, and Charlie, along with family and friends, are preparing to come together almost exactly a year later to complete this endurance challenge.

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Nature Finance – Public or Private?

This online event, organised by SEDA Land, part of the Scottish Ecological Design Association, will explore where the money to finance nature recovery should come from, and how rural and island communities can thrive as Scotland’s natural environment is improved.

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Over the next six weeks, a series of events will take place around Scotland aimed at combining the serious business of advice and support to help farmers prepare for the future, with a chance for a pre-lambing social over a bite to eat.

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The seventh Pollinator Strategy Progress Report details the work being done by individuals, local authorities, environmental groups, researchers and particularly community groups across the country in support of the Pollinator Strategy for Scotland.