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Welcome to the homepage of the British Stammering Association Scotland.

New:
BSA Scotland Walk n Talk - the latest of our exciting and fun packed 'Walk n Talk' weekends! This year we are visiting Callander, in the Trossachs, near Stirling. June 2012.
Stammering: ways to manage (external link) - 8-week evening course being run in Edinburgh, starting Mon 23rd January.

Our Edinburgh Office closed at the end of May 2011 when the lease came to an end. Our self-management project finishes at the end of June 2011 after which time we will not have any more staff in Scotland. A 'Stammering toolkit' website resulting from this project will be available soon.

We remain very interested in carrying out future projects based in Scotland.


In the meantime
-Visit our What's On in Scotland page for self-help groups in Scotland and other events.
-Go to our BSA Scotland Facebook page
-follow us on Twitter, @bsa_scotland - and use the hashtag #scotstam

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Walk and Talk weekend
BSA Scotland Walk n Talk - Callander, 15-17 June 2012.
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 -

-Self-management project

-Outspoken drama project in collaboration with TAG Citizens Theatre. DVD now on sale

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

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

-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

-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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