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BSC Unintentional Harm Progress Report

Home Uncategorised BSC Unintentional Harm Progress Report
  • Dawn Exley
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  • 30th January 2018
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Have a look at the Progress Report on Unintentional Harm published by Building Safer Communities in December 2017.

 

AvatarCOSLA@COSLA·
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The document demonstrates the impact that physical activity can have to our health and wellbeing and across multiple policy outcomes and can be viewed here: https://www.cosla.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0021/24942/The-Positive-Contribution-of-Physical-Activity-and-Sport-to-Scotland.pdf

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AvatarScottish Fire and Rescue Service@fire_scot·
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New research here from @mentalhealth about young people and nature 👇

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #ConnectWithNature https://twitter.com/mentalhealth/status/1392402828082176006

Mental Health Fdn@mentalhealth

📣 Cleaner, safer & more local natural spaces, along with greener streets, are the changes most favoured by teenagers aged 13 to 19 to help them benefit more from nature. Read more about our new research: #ConnectWithNature #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/news/make-our-neighbourhood-nature-safer-cleaner-say-british-teenagers-mental-health-awareness-week

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AvatarThe Scottish Community Safety Network@TheSCSN·
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Really useful resource by @P_H_S_Official & @SCDC_Org on getting back to some form of normality as safely as possible. Now also available on our website #Covid19 updates page - https://www.safercommunitiesscotland.org/covid-19-updates-resources/

@SCDC_org@SCDC_Org

New!

The Supporting Communities Safely resource, developed by @P_H_S_Official and @SCDC_org, has been updated to support community organisations to start back safely.

https://www.scdc.org.uk/supporting-communities-safely/13

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AvatarPeter Krykant@PeteKrykant_OPC·
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254 days ago I drove a van to Glasgow city centre on International Overdose Awareness Day

Over the last 8+ months we've proved that supervised injecting sites break no laws under 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act

How long for @scotgov to catch up?

Every day wasted = more harm & death.

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