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Welcome to the homepage of the British Stammering Association Scotland.

#What's New

Outspoken drama - it's show time!
Ayr Open Day - report
Summer 'Scool - July, for 10-14 year olds
Blether, Issue 8 - Autumn/Winter edition of our newsletter

#Information on stammering
You will find comprehensive information about stammering and BSA services using the menu on the left of this page.

#What's on in Scotland
Events, self-help groups

#About BSA Scotland
Including aims and objectives, and business plan.

#Your chance to make a difference
Get involved with BSA Scotland.

#Contact BSA Scotland
To speak to us about your concerns, or contact us generally...

"With BSA Scotland, our intention is to aim high. We are ambitious for ourselves, for people who stammer, therapists, and parents. Through drawing together the skills, abilities and talents of our members, we hope to reach out to everyone across Scotland whose life is affected by stammering to offer the support, information and fellowship that has made such a difference to our own lives."
Frank Geoghegan-Quinn, inaugural Convener, October 2004

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Scene from 'Outspoken' play - link to more info.
Outspoken drama project.
Achievements:
Since January 2004, BSA Scotland has already been effective in raising the profile of stammering and making a real difference to people who stammer in Scotland. Achievements include -

-Outspoken drama project in collaboration with TAG Citizens Theatre

-Summer 'Scools for children and young people aged 10-14

-BSA Scotland Open Days in Ayr, Edinburgh, Inverness, Dundee, Birnam and Aberdeen; and Aberfeldy, Glencoe, Knoydart and Glenshee social and fundraising events

-Highlighting stammering in the Scottish Parliament - see Parliamentary Motion and Equal Opportunities visit

-Working with Communications Forum Scotland to raise awareness and promote inclusion of people with a wide range of communication difficulties

-'Blether', the BSA Scotland newsletter

-Telephone support group and Yahoo community

-Co-ordinating free training for speech and language therapists

-our formal launch in 2004 at the City Chambers in Edinburgh

-an awareness raising campaign involving billboards and bus shelters in Edinburgh and Glasgow

-holding the Association's largest ever conference in Stirling

-project to produce CD Roms for Scottish schools.
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