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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.
Glasgow self-help group - the first meeting of the 'West of Scotland Support Group for Adults who Stammer' is on 11th April 2012.

Our Edinburgh Office closed at the end of May 2011 when the lease came to an end. Our self-management project finished at the end of June 2011, after which time we do not currently have any more staff in Scotland.
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

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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