10th December 2024
 
Event Details
10th December 2024

Location:
ZOOM
Time:
7pm
-
8.30pm
Price:

FREE

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Event Description

Many carers feel Guilty – often about numerous things…  

Carers Trust Scotland have recently produced a Wellbeing Toolkit, with one of the themes being Guilt. Come and meet some other carers, have some refreshments and we will talk about guilt and look at some of the resources that the toolkit contains. 

Tuesday 10th December 2024 from 7pm – 8.30pm via Zoom

If you would like to book this session or find out more information please contact the Carers Centre on 01738 567076 or email carershubadmin@pkavs.org.uk

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