MySelf-Management

👋 A day to come try new things in Inverness!

Our Community Link Worker team is collaborating with local organisations where you can meet teams, find out about local practical and accessible support, and try a range of wellbeing activities (from sound baths to Yoga Nidra). Drop in for an activity or stay the whole day!

📍 Inshes East Church, Inverness
📅 15th October | ⏰ 11am–3.30pm
👤 Adults only
🎟️ Free to attend – donations welcome

Closing date is next Monday 17th August at 10am, still time to get your application in to us and join our team! We look forward to meeting you and sharing this great opportunity with you. Click the link below 👇

We are recruiting a new Living Better Group Coordinator for Caithness. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering and developing our in-person groups which currently run in Wick & Thurso. They will also deliver online sessions for our members. Closing date 17th August at 10am with interviews week beginning 24th August on Teams. For the full job description and application form see

Jobs | MySelf Management Contact information for MySelf-Management Staff, Highland based Third Sector Organisation

Hello,

We're trying to gather information about support needs for our younger members of the community and have created a survey to try and capture their views.

If you are aged between 16yrs and 30yrs, could you complete this very quick and simple survey. If like me, those days have gone, please share the survey widely so we can gather as much feedback as possible. (you will need to copy and paste the link to share outwith this group)
Thank you

https://form.typeform.com/to/Kuu8lUZq

New self management projects - Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland The ALLIANCE has announced 23 new grants totalling £2.2 million for projects supporting self management across Scotland.  Self management is a way of living and working that means people living with long term conditions feel more in control of their own health and wellbeing. It supports peop...

We are delighted to be one of 23 projects selected to receive funding from the Self Management Fund, administered by Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland.

We will be launching Your Life, Your Wellness - a new Highland-wide support service for adults who are newly diagnosed, awaiting diagnosis, or beginning an unpaid caring role on the 23rd November 2026 for 3 years.

Offering personalised 1:1 support with trained Link workers for 4-6 weeks, participants will build confidence, develop self-management skills, and create a tailored toolkit to help them live well with a long-term condition. Support will be available online and by phone, ensuring access across Highland, including rural and remote communities.

The Self Management Fund aims to empower people living with long term conditions, disabled people and unpaid carers to take control of their health, care and wellbeing. This round of the fund has seen £2.2 million of Scottish Government funding awarded to 23 projects across Scotland – and we are truly delighted to be one of them. To find out more about the Self Management fund and see a full list of funded projects, visit

New self management projects - Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland The ALLIANCE has announced 23 new grants totalling £2.2 million for projects supporting self management across Scotland.  Self management is a way of living and working that means people living with long term conditions feel more in control of their own health and wellbeing. It supports peop...

Free wellbeing resource for youth groups and home schoolers.

We’re excited to launch our Highland Youth Living Well Self-Management & Wellbeing Modules - now available for download by registering at www.highlandyouthlivingwell.org/learningmodules

10 practical and engaging modules designed to support young people develop self-management skills to promote their wellbeing now and as life skills for the future.

Each module comes with an easy-to-follow session plan, suggestions for fun activities and animations to help bring the key themes to life. Click on the link to find out how easily you can use the modules to explore the many different things we can do to improve our own mental and physical wellbeing with your young people.

The development of this resource has been funded by Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland

Highland Youth Living Well | wellbeing for young people in Highland Highland Youth Living Well. Knowledge for Welbeing for young people in the Highlands https://www.highlandyouthlivingwell.org