Scotland

Thank you for your interest in what Care for the Family is doing in Scotland.

There are many ways in which having a local office can bring more benefits to supporters living in Scotland. Our Scottish National Representative, David Wilson, is able to speak on our behalf, by invitation, to your church, group or community.

Care for the Family is looking to recruit Area Representatives in the Oban region. The unpaid, voluntary role is an ideal opportunity for someone with some spare time who would like to be involved in strengthening family life in Scotland, and in particular, spreading the word about Care for the Family’s great family-building resources in their locality.

Find out when and how you can train to become a DPYK or Quidz In facilitator and make a difference in your community.

The Lake District, with its mountains as well as lakes, is a beautiful part of the UK – within easy reach of southern Scotland and the north of England. This September, for the first time, we are hosting one of our 1-2-1 Challenge Weekends at the Blaithwaite House near Wigton, in north Cumbria.

You'll read real-life stories, down-to-earth insights and practical tips to support you in your family life.
 
In this issue: Do mums feel guilty?; Specially for Mothers’ Day – buy ‘The Sixty Minute Mother’ and get the new ‘The Sixty Second Mother’ book free; Buy and sell on eBay – and care for families too!; How you can use the ‘It Takes Two marriage newsletter’ to strengthen marriages: Computer Games: how to help your kids play safely; Rob Parsons tells you about the debt doctor.