GENERAL SERVICE DIRECTORY - The Moray Council

GENERAL SERVICE 

DIRECTORY 

Published 11.09.2006 

Updated 22.10.2008 

This information was compiled with the help of the services 

included in the directory. If your service information 

requires updating, please contact Jenny Lalande on 01343 

563365 or email jenny.lalande@moray.gov.uk 

It is the responsibility of each service to ensure their 

information is up to date. 

Did you find this directory useful? We welcome your 

comments and suggestions. Please contact Mark Elvines, 

(01343) 563632 or e-mail mark.elvines@moray.gov.uk

General Service Directory 

INDEX 

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Aberdeen & North East Deaf Society 4 

Aberlour Child Care Trust – Alba Place 4 

Aberlour Child Care Trust – Moray Youth Action 4 

Addictions Team 5 

Anti Social Behaviour 5 

Beechbrae Education Centre – Central Support Services 6-7 

Beechbrae Education Centre – Inclusion & Support Service 8 

Beechbrae Education Centre – Educational Psychology Service 8 

Blue Badge Scheme 9 

Capability Scotland 9 

Careers Scotland 10 

Children 1st - Children & Young People’s Rights Service 10 

Children 1st - Cooper Park Abuse Recovery Service 11 

Children 1st – Independent Mediation 11 

Children & Families – Central Management Team 11 

Children & Families – Social Work Teams 12-13 

Children’s Panel (Moray) 13 

Community Learning & Development – Management Team 14 

Community Learning & Development Service – Adult Learning Teams 14 

Community Learning & Development Service – Area Youth Worker Teams 15 

Community Learning & Development – Community Centres 15 

Community Learning & Development – Sports & Arts 16 

Community Learning Disability Service 16 

Community Occupational Therapy Service 17 

Criminal Justice Team 17 

Crossroads (Moray) 17 

Dialogue Youth 17 

Educational Services 18 

Employment Support Service 18 

ENABLE 18 

Family Protection Unit 19 

Fostering & Adoption Team 19 

Give Kids a Chance 19 

Give Them a Sporting Chance 20 

Grampian Police – Community Beat Officers 20 

Grampian Police – Local Authority Liaison / School 21 

Grampian Police – Education Liaison Unit 21 

Gypsy/Travellers Education & Information Project (TEIP) 21 

Health Promoting Schools 21 

Health – Specialist Information 22 

Health – Surgeries & Health Visitors 22-23 

Housing 23 

Housing (Emergency) 24 

Housing Needs 24 

Libraries 24 

Local Community Networks 24-25 

MIDAS 25 

Moray Adult Literacies Partnership (MALP) 25 

Moray Against Poverty 26 

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Moray Assisted Transport Scheme (MAT) 26 

Moray Carers Project 26 

Moray Childcare Partnership 27 

Moray Council Revenues Section 27 

Moray Occupational Therapy Service 27 

MVSO 27 

NCH Moray 28 

Neighbourhood Forums 28 

Out of Hours Service 28 

Outfit Moray 28 

Parent Network Scotland 29 

Pinefield Assessment and Resource Centre 29 

Pre-School Education Providers 29-34 

Raeden Centre 34 

REAP 34 

Schools 35-42 

Speech & Language Therapy 43 

The Rowan Centre & CALM 43 

Throughcare & Aftercare 44 

Victim Support Moray 44 

Who Cares? (Scotland) 44 

Wild Things 44 

Witness Service 45 

Youth Justice (Moray) 45 

Youth Scotland 45 

Youthstart 45 

Useful Websites 46 

Useful Telephone Numbers 47 

Glossary 48-49 

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ABERDEEN & NORTH EAST DEAF SOCIETY (ELGIN) 

28 Institution Road, Elgin, IV30 1QT 

Tel: 01343 556580 / Minicom: 01343 556581 / Fax: 01343 547651 

Website: www.aberdeenNEdeaf.org.uk 

Contact Name Designation E-mail Address 

Jennifer Walker 

Social Work Specialist for Deaf and Hearing- 

Impaired People 

aneds.elginoffice@btopenworld.com 

We seek to improve the quality of life for Deaf and Hearing-Impaired adults, children and their families. We 

are aware of the difficulties many people face as a result of deafness. We provide advice, information, 

counselling, rehabilitation, communication support, assessment and provision of equipment – on loan basis. 

We also offer help with sign language and lip reading classes, advocacy and deaf awareness training. 

ABERLOUR CHILD CARE TRUST 

6 Alba Place, Elgin, IV30 4JN 

Tel: 01343 542301 / 540013 Fax: 01343 540507 

Wesite: www.aberlour.org.uk 


Gill Cripps Service Manager albaplace@aberlour.org.uk 

We are a registered charity, which provides support to families in Moray who have a child with a learning 

disability. We offer long-term residential care, short breaks and information on matters related to disability. 

ABERLOUR CHILD CARE TRUST - MORAY YOUTH ACTION 

7 Parade Spur South, Pinefield Industrial Estate, Elgin, IV30 3AJ 

Tel: 01343 546214 / Fax: 01343 542383 

Name Designation Contact 

Ian Wood 

Laura Clunas 

Assistant Regional Director 

Service Manager 

ian.wood@aberlour.org.uk 

laura.clunas@aberlour.org.uk / 

morayyouth@aberlour.org.uk 

Moray Youth Action works in partnership with social work, education, health, careers, other agencies and most 

importantly, with young people and their families to ensure that the most appropriate help is offered. 

The range of services include: 

• Intensive individual work with children and families 

• Groupwork focused on specific issues in young people’s lives 

• Counselling, information, advice, advocacy 

• Social skills training 

• Development of constructive leisure activities 

• Life skills training 

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ADDICTIONS – MORAY DRUG & ALCOHOL TEAM 

252 High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BE 

Tel: 01343 551564 / Fax: 01343 547000 

Website: www.moray.gov.uk/moray_services 

Name Designation E-mail Address 

Jean Sinclair 

Carol Knight 

Ronnie Campbell 

John Campbell 

Stephen Hounsom 

Angie Mills 

The following services are available:- 

Senior Social Work Practitioner 

Social Worker (Drugs & Alcohol) 

Social Worker (Drugs & Alcohol) 

Drug & Alcohol Development Officer 

Drug & Alcohol, Info & Prevention Officer 

Drug & Alcohol Team Co-Ordinator 

Drugs 

• Counselling, advice and support for drug users and those affected by drug use. 

• Drug education and training for clinical staff and other agencies. 

• Outreach needle exchange service. 

• Moray Drug Line - 08457 660118 - a telephone enquiry/advice service available. 

jean.sinclair@moray.gov.uk 

carol.knight@moray.gov.uk 

ronnie.campbell@moray.gov.uk 

john.campbell@moray.gov.uk 

stephen.hounsom@moray.gov.uk 

angie.mills@moray.gov.uk 

Alcohol 

• Home detoxification, counselling, advice and support. 

• Advice and support is also available to those who live with or care for someone who has an alcohol 

problem. 

• Assessment for services including counselling and residential rehabilitation. 

Family Planning 

• Free condom service. 

ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR 

23a High Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 563322 

Website: http://www.moray.gov.uk 


Andy Jamieson Antisocial Behaviour Co-ordinator andy.jamieson@moray.gov.uk 

The desire of the Antisocial Behaviour Team is to tackle antisocial behaviour through early identification and 

intervention. To achieve this, it is vitally important that all incidents are reported early on to the Antisocial 

Behaviour Helpline on 0800 5877197 or via The Moray Council Website. 

The Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004 created a number of new measures to assist in dealing with 

such behaviour. These can be implemented by either The Moray Council or Grampian Police. 

By working together we will ensure that everyone has the right to live in a safe and secure environment. 

Antisocial Behaviour Order (ASBO). This is a civil order issued by the Sheriff to moderate a particular form of 

behaviour, taken out against persons over 12 years of age or older. Failure to comply is a criminal offence, and 

for adults can result in a fine or imprisonment. 

Acceptable Behaviour Contract (ABC). Sometimes known as an Acceptable Behaviour Agreement (ABA). 

This is an early intervention designed to get an individual that is involved in unacceptable or antisocial 

behaviour to acknowledge this behaviour and its impact on other people, with the aim of stopping it. 

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BEECHBRAE EDUCATION CENTRE - CENTRAL SUPPORT SERVICES 

Beechbrae Education Centre, Duffus Road, Elgin, IV30 4NP 

Tel: 01343 557921 


Caroline Jamieson 

Vacancy 

Cler. Asst / Clsrm Asst / SIS Comm Asst. 

Clerical Assistant/WPO 

English As An Additional Language Service 


Jonathan Caddy 

Amanda Massie 

Jane Murray-Smith 

Angela Rendall 

Elspeth Stewart 

Lucyna Elliott 

Monica Lee-Macpherson 

Teacher (EAL) 

Teacher (EAL) 

Teacher (EAL) 

Teacher (EAL) 

Principal Teacher (EAL) Head of Service 

Bilingual Translator 

Classroom Assistant 

jonathan.caddy@moray.gov.uk 

amanda.massie@moray.gov.uk 

eaol.teachers@moray.gov.uk 

angela.rendall@moray.gov.uk 

elspeth.stewart@moray.gov.uk 

eaol.teachers@moray.gov.uk 

monica.macpherson@moray.gov.uk 

This service aims to facilitate access to the mainstream curriculum for bilingual pupils, and to ensure equality 

of opportunity within Moray schools. It aims to enable pupils to take a full part in the life and work of the 

school and the wider community, working in partnership with parents. The service recognises the cultural and 

linguistic diversity of bilingual pupils as a positive contribution to be recognised by all. 

Language Support & Early Years Service 


Alison Borthwich 

Anne Duff 

Caroline Morris 

Wendy Nally 

Elaine Wilson 

Jenny Sanderson 

Jane Connolly 

Thyra Moore 

Teacher (LSEY) 

Acting Pr. Teacher (LSEY) Head of Service 

Teacher (LSEY) 

Chartered Teacher (LSEY) 

Chartered Teacher (LSEY) 

Auxiliary (LSEY & EAL) 

Early Years Development Officer 

Early Years Development Officer 

Lsey.supplyteacher@moray.gov.uk 

anne.duff@moray.gov.uk 

caroline.morris@moray.gov.uk 

wendy.nally@moray.gov.uk 

elaine.wilson@moray.gov.uk 

This peripatetic service covers the whole of Moray and the work involves young children with pronounced 

learning and communication difficulties. The Service includes children with autistic spectrum and complex 

communication disorders within its remit. The Early Years work covers pre-school children in the age range 

3-7 years who have significant learning and/or communication disorders. A strong emphasis is placed on 

support for parents and the work includes pre-school home visits. The Language Support Service covers 

children in the early years of primary school and the focus is upon specific language and communication 

problems rather than general learning difficulties. Supporting the transition into primary school is an 

important part of the remit. It is the peripatetic equivalent of language unit provision which has been 

established in certain other authorities. A strong emphasis is placed on support for parents and the work 

includes home visits. 

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BEECHBRAE EDUCATION CENTRE - CENTRAL SUPPORT SERVICES (CONT….) 

Sensory Impairment Service 


Deirdre Fergusson 

Margaret Haufe 

Isobel Inglis 

Sandra Tuke 

Vivienne Tulloch 

Karen Vincent 

Mary Whittaker 

Principal Teacher (VIS & HIS) Head of Service 

Teacher (Hearing Impairment) 


Chartered Teacher (Visual Impairment) 


Chartered Teacher (Visual Impairment) 

Communicator's Assistant 

deirdre.fergusson@moray.gov.uk 

margaret.haufe@moray.gov.uk 

isobel.inglis@moray.gov.uk 

sandra.tuke@moray.gov.uk 

vivienne.tulloch@moray.gov.uk 

karen.vincent@moray.gov.uk 

mary.whittaker@moray.gov.uk 

Hearing Impairment Service 

The peripatetic service exists to provide specialist educational support for children with hearing impairment, 

their families, teachers, professionals and others involved, from the time of diagnosis through pre-school, 

primary and secondary education. The aims of the Hearing Impairment Service are:- 

• To enable children with hearing impairment to reach their educational potential. 

• To provide appropriate communication systems in order to enable pupils to develop effective 

communication in a variety of settings and for a variety of purposes. 

• To ensure that pupils have the appropriate technology, resources and support so that they have full and 

equal access to the language and cultures of the wider hearing community. 

• To foster and develop effective partnerships with the children, their parents and teachers. 

• To promote a philosophy of inclusion, which seems to maximise opportunity, independence, 

participation and achievement for all pupils according to their individual needs. 

Anyone can refer a child to the Hearing Impairment Service, following the consent of the child’s parent / 

guardian. If you would like help or advice regarding a child’s hearing, please telephone 01343 557921 and a 

leaflet will be sent to you. 

Visual Impairment Service 

The Visual Impairment Service is an educational support service for children, teachers and all those concerned 

with the education of the child with a visual impairment. The Visual Impairment Service operates a peripatetic 

service visiting and supporting children with a visual impairment in their home, playgroup, nursery or school. 

The aims of the Visual Impairment Service are:- 

• To ensure the child has full access to the curriculum in a form which is appropriate to their individual 

needs. 

• To encourage equal opportunities for all children. 

• To involve and value the active participation of parents 

• To ensure that children achieve their full potential. 

Anyone can refer a child to the Visual Impairment Service, following the consent of the child’s parent / 

guardian. If you would like help or advice regarding a child’s vision, please telephone 01343 557921 and a 

leaflet will be sent to you. 

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BEECHBRAE EDUCATION CENTRE - EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 

SERVICE 


Telephone (01343) 550999 

E-mail educ_psychology@moray.gov.uk 


Chris Toon 

Sandra Black 

Susan Dean 

Bekki Docherty 

Kirsty Mackintosh 

Emma McLeod 

Margaret Stevenson 

Anne Wilson 

Principal Educational Psychologist 

Depute Principal Ed Psychologist 

Senior Educational Psychologist 

Educational Psychologist 

Senior Ed. Psychologist (Maternity Leave) 



Educational Psychologist in Training 

chris.toon@moray.gov.uk 

sandra.black@moray.gov.uk 

susan.dean@moray.gov.uk 

bekki.docherty@moray.gov.uk 

kirsty.mackintosh@moray.gov.uk 

emma.mcleod@moray.gov.uk 

margaret.stevenson@moray.gov.uk 

anne.wilson@moray.gov.uk 

Educational Psychologists are fully qualified applied psychologists specialising in education. They have a 

range of duties, in respect of children and young people in the age range 0-19 years, including those who have, 

or may have, additional support needs. The work can involve individual assessment, advice and support for 

parents, consultancy advice to schools, participation in multi-professional assessments, inter-agency liaison, 

direct support for individual children, training, research and development activities. 

Most referrals are made by schools, but parents and other relevant professional agencies can approach the 

Service for confidential advice or to discuss a possible referral. For pre-school children, referrals are normally 

made by a medical specialist. The school or other referring agency will always discuss with parents the reasons 

why the involvement of an Educational Psychologist might be helpful and parental consent must be sought 

before a referral is accepted. Older children and young persons can also contact the service directly. 

Each ASG or LCN has a designated Educational Psychologist who is responsible for most of the work in that 

area and acts as the first point of contact for educational establishments, parents, children and young people and 

other agencies. 

BEECHBRAE EDUCATION CENTRE – INCLUSION & SUPPORT SERVICE 


Telephone (01343) 557913 


Graeme Gordon 

Gail Turnbull 

Kate Wright 

Kirsty Dunlop 

Craig Falconer 

Barbara Durance 

Jill Gower 

Jim Graham 

Anne Anderson 

Sandi Preston 

Sheena Henderson 

Jean Hepburn 

Linda Higgins 

Caius Lewis 

Elizabeth Masson 

Susan Rose 

Sandra Bruce 

Inclusion & Support Manager 

Outreach Team Co-ordinator 

Outreach Team Co-ordinator 

Auxiliary (Outreach) 

Learning Centre Co-ordinator 

Auxiliary (Learning Centre) 

Teacher (Outreach) - Temp 


Teacher (Learning Centre) 





Project Worker 


Teacher (Outreach) 

SOS (Secondment to EPS) 

graeme.gordon@moray.gov.uk 

craig.falconer82@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

james.graham75@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

sandi.preston@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

sheena.henderson1@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

jean.hepburn80@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

linda.higgins66@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

caius.lewis18@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

susan.rose83@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

The main aim of the Inclusion and Support Service is to provide an integrated range of education and social 

work services to children of school age who experience serious social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. 

These services are provided within schools by teaching staff and others with additional support provided 

through a team of outreach staff. In addition, the Inclusion and Support Service has two specialist centres in 

Elgin where more individual help is provided to children who have particularly challenging behaviour. 

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BLUE BADGE SCHEME 

Moray Resource Centre, Maisondieu Road, Elgin 

Tel. 01343 551339 


Jill Menzies Administrator jill.menzie@moray.gov.uk 

The Blue Badge scheme provides a national arrangement of parking concessions for people with severe 

walking difficulties who travel either as drivers or passengers. The scheme also applies to registered blind 

people and people with severe upper limb disabilities who regularly drive a vehicle. It allows badge holders to 

park close to their destination but national concessions apply only to on-street parking. You can get a badge if: 

• you receive a higher rate of the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance 

• you receive a War Pensionsers' Mobility supplement 

• you use a motor vehicle supplied for disabled people by a Government Health Department 

• you are registered blind 

• you have a severe disability in both upper limbs, regularly drive a motor vehicle but cannot turn the 

steering wheel by hand, even if that wheel is fitted with a turning knob 

• you have a permanent and substantial disability which means you are unable to walk or have very 

considerable difficulty in walking. 

• you are being treated by Macmillan nurses. 

• You are a child under the age of 2 with specific medical conditions which require bulky medical 

equipment. 

• You have a temporary mobility impairment which makes it impossible or unreasonably difficult to 

walk and which is likely to last for at least 12 months (a temporary badge would be issued in this 

situation). 

CAPABILITY SCOTLAND 

The Wards, Elgin, IV30 6AA 

Tel: 01343 550699 / Fax: 01343 546162 

Website: www.capability-scotland.org.uk 


Rachel McPherson 

Andy Jackson 

Donna Petrie 

Employment Services Officer 



edd.elgin@virgin.net 

We are the country’s largest disability charity and a leading voice against discrimination. We provide a wide 

range of services to enable individuals to reach their full potential. 

Our Employment Services Department aims to create training, employment and developmental opportunities 

for adults with disabilities. 

In Elgin, we are involved in Work Preparation and Supported Employment activities. For further information, 

please contact our Employment Services Officers. 

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CAREERS SCOTLAND (HIE Moray) 

7 Commerce Street, Elgin, IV30 1BS 

Tel: 01343 548884, Fax: 01343 550113 

Website: www.careers-scotland.org.uk 


Susan Chalmers Careers Scotland susan.chalmers@careers-scotland.org.uk 

Careers Scotland is a publicly funded all-age career planning service. We focus on helping school pupils, 

college students, unemployed young people and adults in transition to progress on to further learning, training 

and ultimately employment. 

We provide personal assistance to individual young people and their parents/carers to explore options, source 

additional support, develop employability skills, make career decisions and plan their route to the next stage in 

their education or work. Our aim is to enable individuals to reach their full potential. 

Careers Scotland staff visit secondary schools on a regular basis throughout term time and all pupils are 

allocated a named Careers Scotland advisor to work with them. This advisor will maintain contact with the 

pupil once they leave school and we will continue to provide support through college, training etc for as long as 

appropriate until the young person is settled into work and sustaining employment. 

More intensive key working support is available for pupils who are facing multiple barriers to employability, 

including learning difficulties, mental ill health, physical disability, anti-social or offending behaviour, 

substance mis-use, etc. In addition to working one-on-one with the individual, this can include advocating on 

behalf of them and their parents/carers and working with the network of agencies involved to ensure the best 

outcome for the young person. 

Careers Scotland is part of Highlands & Islands Enterprise. Our services are confidential and free of charge. 

CHILDREN 1 ST – CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE’S RIGHTS SERVICE 

Highfield House Annexe, Northfield Terrace, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 569188 

Website: www.children1st.org.uk/about/services/young_peoples_rights.html 


Beth Fraser Children & Young People’s Rights Worker beth.fraser@moray.gov.uk 

The service is run by Children 1st in partnership with the Moray Council and is an independent and confidential one 

for children and young people in need, especially those who are looked after by the local authority. This means that 

it is open to most young people but particularly to those who are living away from home in foster care or residential 

care. Children in need are also covered however and this would include children with or affected by disabilities, 

children who are excluded from school, children in need of protection and children with additional support needs. 

The Children and Young Peoples Rights Worker can: 

• Provide young people with information about their rights. 

• Support young people to give their views at school, social work meetings and Children’s Hearings, where it is 

sometimes difficult for them to speak up. 

• Support young people to make a complaint or an appeal about exclusion from school if they are over 16. 

• She can also support young people who wish to appeal a change in their EMA. 

Young people can feel overwhelmed by the adults in their lives, no matter how good relationships are. Having the 

Children and Young Peoples Rights Worker to help them to say what they want to say without making judgements or 

trying to change their views can be very helpful to the child and also the adults involved. 

Young people have a right to be part of the decision making process about things which affect them. Their voices 

should be heard and considered along with, not instead of, everyone else’s in a child-centred manner that they can 

relate to and feel comfortable with. Young people who feel they have contributed to the decision making process are 

more likely to work with the decision even if it is not the outcome they wished. 

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CHILDREN 1 ST - COOPER PARK ABUSE RECOVERY SERVICE 

Highfield House Annex, Northfield Terrace, Elgin, IV30 1NE 

Tel: 01343 555187 

Website: www.children1st.org.uk/about/services/cooper.html 


Heather Airth Abuse Recovery Worker Cooper.park@children1st.org.uk 

The Service is funded by Moray Council and Grampian Health Board, through the Scottish Executive’s Changing 

Children’s Services Fund, and from a CHILDREN 1 ST award from the Millennium Promise Fund. It provides 

therapeutic services that help children, young people and families in Moray to recover from the impact of abuse and 

neglect. We provide individual counselling in addition to family support and we help families to protect their 

children from further abuse. The work is approached from a child-centred perspective which acknowledges a child’s 

rights, respects their best interests at all times and is viewed within the context of the whole family. Given the 

diverse range of traumas experienced by the children and young people referred to the Service, we match the support 

given to individual need. Support remains flexible during the recovery process to meet any changing need and 

includes education and guidance focusing on child protection. Children and families can be referred by other 

agencies or can contact the Service directly. 

CHILDREN 1 ST – INDEPENDENT MEDIATION 

Killen Family Resource Centre, Avoch, Ross-shire, IV9 8RQ 

Tel: 01381 620757 

Website: www.children1st.org.uk 


Ann Bates Mediator les.hood@children1st.org.uk 

The Moray Council is committed to working in partnership with parents, young people and children. If there 

are concerns about the additional support being provided in school and it can’t be sorted out with the school 

itself, it may be helpful to involve someone from outside the situation. An independent mediator can help 

people to talk, focus on the issues involved and work out a realistic and fair agreement. Continuing conflict can 

make this very hard to do. Mediation can result in a better understanding and an improved relationship 

between those in dispute. 

CHILDREN & FAMILIES 

CENTRAL MANAGEMENT TEAM 

Council HQ, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX 

Tel: 01343 563533 Fax: 01343 563521 


John Carney 

Vacant Post 

Gordon Sinclair 

Alison Macdonald 

Jan Grant 

Vacancy 

Jeremy Akehurst 

Jennifer Collins 

Head of Ch. & Families & Criminal Justice – HQ 

Tel: 01343 563534 

Fax: 01343 563521 

Service Manager, Support Services 

Tel: 01343 563553 

Fax: 01343 563579 

Services Manager, Area Services – 6 Moss Str 

Tel: 01343 563554 

Fax: 01343 563579 

Review & Support Officer (LAC) – 6 Moss Street 

Tel: 01343 563574 

Fax: 01343 563579 

Review & Support Officer (Child Protection) - 6 

Moss Street 

Tel: 01343 563639 

Fax: 01343 563579 

Children's Services Staff Development Officer - 

149 High Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 563053 

Fax: 01343 563579 

Quality Assurance Manager - 149 High Street, 

Elgin 

Tel: 01343 563608 

Fax: 01343 563579 

SSW, Co-located CP Team - Grampian Police, 

31-33 Moray Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 557266 

john.carney@moray.gov.uk 

gordon.sinclair@moray.gov.uk 

alison.macdonald@moray.gov.uk 

jan.grant@moray.gov.uk 

jeremy.akehurst@moray.gov.uk 

jennifer.collins@moray.gov.uk 

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EAST MORAY SOCIAL WORK TEAM 

Buckie Access Point / Keith Access Point, 

13 Cluny Square / 26 Mid Street, 

Buckie / Keith 

Tel: 01542 837221 / 01542 885100 


Jennifer Gordon 

Karen McLean 

Sharon Taylor 

Yvonne Worthington 

Derek Horrobin 

Becky Ross 

Sheena Lawson 

Terry Worthington 

Maggie Sharp 

David Clarke 

Anne McCaskell 

Beth Main 

Deborah Roberts 

Kerry Cunningham 

Charles Smith 

Frances Legg 

Area Manager 

Senior Social Worker 


Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Family Support Worker 





jennifer.gordon@moray.gov.uk 

karen.maclean@moray.gov.uk 

sharon.taylor@moray.gov.uk 

The team covers the area of Buckie High School, Keith Grammar School and associated primary schools. 

Offices open 8.45am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday. Emergency Out of hours telephone number: 08457-565656 


CENTRAL MORAY SOCIAL WORK TEAM 

1 Gordon Street, Elgin, IV30 1JN 

Tel: 01343 557222 


Graeme Rizza 

Judy Robertson 

Mandy Baker 

Alex Carruthers 

Ilia Park 

Jean Massie 

John Murray 

Karen Barrett 

Kirsty MacLennan 

Sheila Davies 

Kate Thornley 

Andrea Sharman 

Rhona Grant 

Gillian Jones 

Janice McLean 

Janina Murphy 

Maureen Hay 

Mhairi McLeod 

Area Manager 



Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Trainee Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Temp Social Worker 






graeme.rizza@moray.gov.uk 

judy.robertson@moray.gov.uk 

mandy.baker@moray.gov.uk 

elginfamilysupport@moray.gov.uk 

The team covers the area of Elgin High School, Elgin Academy and associated primary schools. 


National helpline: 0800-0271234, lines open 10.00am – 10.00pm 

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WEST MORAY SOCIAL WORK TEAM 

Auchernack, High Street, Forres 

Tel: 01309 694036 


Mark Cotter 

Lesley Mawhinney 

Susan Maclaren 

Vacant Post 

Corinne Ferguson 

Susan Workman 

Michelle Reid 

Carol Ann Friend 

Karen McWhinney 

Steven Shiels 

Avril McKen 

Joyce Murdoch 

Lucy Milne 

Tanya Laing 

Area Manager 



Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 





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mark.cotter@moray.gov.uk 

lesley.mawhinney@moray.gov.uk 

susan.maclaren@moray.gov.uk 

corinne.ferguson@moray.gov.uk 

susan.workman@moray.gov.uk 

michelle.reid@moray.gov.uk 

carol.ann.friend@moray.gov.uk 

karen.mcwhinney@moray.gov.uk 

steven.shiels@moray.gov.uk 

avril.mcken@moray.gov.uk 

lucy.milne@moray.gov.uk 

tanya.laing@moray.gov.uk 

The team covers the area of Forres Academy, Speyside High School and associated primary schools. 

Offices open 8.45am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday 

Emergency Out of hours telephone number: 08457-565656 



NORTH MORAY SOCIAL WORK TEAM 

1 Gordon Street, Elgin, IV30 1JN 

Tel: 01343 557222 


Gerry Harkins 

Vacant Post 

Gillian McIntosh 

Celia Shand 

Jen O’Hagen 

Lorraine Sutherland 

Neil McConnachie 

Alex McGettrick 

Alison Mackie 

Jemma Russell 

Judith Gray 

Amy McKenzie 

Area Manager 



Social Worker in Training 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 





gerry.harkins@moray.gov.uk 

gillian.mcintosh@moray.gov.uk 

lossiefamilysupport@moray.gov.uk 

The team covers the area of Lossiemouth High School, Milne’s High School and associated primary schools. 



CHILDREN’S PANEL (MORAY) 

30-32 High Street, Elgin IV30 1BU 

Tel/Fax: 01343 548312 

E-mail: childrenspanel@moray.gov.uk 


Susan Anderson 

Doreen Leith 

John Hammond 

Chair 

Deputy Chair 

Authority Reporter, SCRA, Phoenix House, 1 

Wards Rd, Elgin 

Reporter, SCRA, Phoenix Hse, 1 Wards Rd 

childrenspanel@moray.gov.uk 

childrenspanel@moray.gov.uk 

john.hammond@scra.gsx.gov.uk 

Vacant Post 

Moray Children’s Panel, currently with approximately 40 members, is here to serve children and young people 

in Moray up to the age of 18 years, but more usually 16 years. We are asked to make decisions in the best 

interests of children who may be experiencing difficulties in their lives in relation to either care or offending 

issues. The Panel is made up of volunteers from all sectors and ages of the Moray community. If you are 

interested in becoming a Panel member we hold yearly recruitment in September and October, and would like 

to hear from you at that time.


COMMUNITY LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TEAM 

Council HQ, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX / *23 High Street, Elgin, IV30 1EE 

Tel: 01343 563404 Fax 01343 563605 / *Tel: 01343 563604 Fax: 01343 563605 


Graham Jarvis 

Ian Todd 

Karen Delaney 

CL&D Manager 

Team Leader (Adult Learning)* 

Team Leader (Youth Work)* 

graham.jarvis@moray.gov.uk 

ian.todd@moray.gov.uk 

karen.delaney@moray.gov.uk 

Achievement Through Learning for Adults 

Raising standards of achievement for adults through community based lifelong learning opportunities 

incorporating the core skills of literacy, numeracy, communications, working with others and information 

technology (ICT). 

Achievement Through Learning for Young People 

Engaging with young people to facilitate their personal, social and educational development and enable them to 

gain a voice, influence and place in society. 

Achievement Through Building Community Capacity 

Building capacity and influence by enabling individuals, groups and communities to develop the confidence, 

understanding and skills required to influence decision making and service delivery. This could include 

enabling communities to provide and manage services. 

COMMUNITY LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT TEAMS - ADULT LEARNING 

Auchernack, High Street, Forres 

Tel: 01309 672838 


Rita Milton 

Catriona McBain 

Heather Shaw 

Adult Learning Co-ordinator P/T 

ALC (Essential Skills) – Forres/Lossie P/T 

CLDW – Adult Learning 

rita.milton@moray.gov.uk 

heather.shaw@moray.gov.uk 

New Elgin Primary School Annexe, Bezack Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 559309 


Moira Strathdee 

Fiona Rolt 

Susan Leonard 

Denise Gormley 

Ann Griffon 

Michelle Gillibrand 

Lee Barton 

Adult Learning Essential Skills Dev Officer 

CLDW – Adult Learning (Milne’s/Lossie) 

CLDW – Adult Learning (Elgin) - Jobshare 

CLDW – Adult Learning (Elgin) - Jobshare 

Neighbourhood Forum Spprt Wrkr (Elgin South) 

Neighbourhood Forum Sppt Wrkr (Elgin North) 

NFSW (Forres/Lossie/Milne’s) 

moira.strathdee@moray.gov.uk 

fiona.rolt@moray.gov.uk 

susan.leonard@moray.gov.uk 

denise.gormley@moray.gov.uk 

ann.griffon@moray.gov.uk 

michelle.gillibrand@moray.gov.uk 

lee.barton@moray.gov.uk 

Milne’s Primary School Annexe, High Street, Fochabers, IV32 7EP 

Phone: 01343 829026 


Gillian Bailey 

Rosalind Adie 

Doreen Wilson 

Debi Jones 

Arlene Milne 

Joanne Addison 

CLDW – Adult Learning (Buckie) 

NFSW (Keith/Speyside/Buckie) 

ALC Buckie P/T 

CBAL Milnes P/T 

CBAL Buckie P/T 

ALC P/T 

gillian.bailey@moray.gov.uk 

rosalind.adie@moray.gov.uk 

doreen.wilson@moray.gov.uk 

debi.jones@moray.gov.uk 

arlene.milne@moray.gov.uk 

joanne.addison@moray.gov.uk 

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COMMUNITY LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT TEAMS - YOUTH WORK 

New Elgin Primary School Annexe, Bezack Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 559309 


David Millar 

Robin Weedon 

Amy Cheer 

CL&D Worker – Lossie/Milnes Area 

CL&D Worker – Forres/Speyside Area 

CL&D Worker – Elgin Area 

david.millar@moray.gov.uk 

robin.weedon@moray.gov.uk 

amy cheer@moray.gov.uk 

The Annexe, C/o Milne’s Primary School, High Street, Fochabers, IV32 7EP 

Phone: 01343 829026 

E-mail: comdeveast@moray.gov.uk 


Fiona Herd CL&D Worker – Keith/Buckie Area fiona.herd@moray.gov.uk 

COMMUNITY CENTRES 

Buckie Community Centre, West Cathcart Street, Buckie AB56 1QB 

Tel: 01542 832605/835955 Fax: 01542 835758 

Website: http://www.moray.gov.uk/moray_standard/page_47047.html 


Elizabeth Cowie Co-ordinator buckie.cc@moray.gov.uk 

Elgin Community Centre, Trinity Road, Elgin, IV30 1UE 

Tel: 01343 543736 Fax: 01343 550543 



Nicky Nash Senior Centre Co-ordinator ecec@moray.gov.uk 

Forres House Community Centre, High Street, Forres, IV36 1BU 

Tel: 01309 672838 Fax: 01309 675084 



Janie Bell Co-ordinator forres.house@moray.gov.uk 

Keith Sports & Community Centre, Banff Road, Keith, AB55 5GT 

Tel: 01542 882222 Fax: 01542 886760 



June Simpson Centre Co-ordinator keith.cc@moray.gov.uk 

Lossiemouth Community Centre, Coulardbank Road, Lossiemouth, IV31 6JU 

Tel: 01343 815299 Fax: 01343 810149 



Gina Flett 

Sandra Scot 

Co-ordinator 

Co-ordinator 

lossiemouth.cc@moray.gov.uk 

Speyside Community Centre, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 8PN 

Tel: 01340 871641 Fax: 01340 871098 



Pat Ettles Co-ordinator speyside.cc@moray.gov.uk 

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COMMUNITY LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT – SPORTS & ARTS 

Commerce House/Council HQ/Elgin Community Centre/Forres House Community Centre 

Tel: 01343 557143 Fax 01343 557151 


Kim Paterson 

Jacqueline Bennett 

Caroline Coomber 

Pamela Diamond 

Nick Fearne 

Jeni Macrae 

John McMulkin 

Lee-anne Cardle 

Kevin Collins 

Sports Development Officer 

Arts Development Worker 

Assistant Leisure Officer 

Cultural Co-ordinator 

Arts Development Officer 

Arts Development Worker (P/T Temp) 

Active Schools Manager 

Arts Development Worker 

Youth Sports Development Worker 

kim.paterson@moray.gov.uk 

jacqueline.bennett@moray.gov.uk 

caroline.coomber@moray.gov.uk 

pamela.diamond@moray.gov.uk 

nick.fearne@moray.gov.uk 

jeni.macrae@moray.gov.uk 

john.mcmulkin@moray.gov.uk 

leeann.cardle@moray.gov.uk 

kevin.collins@moray.gov.uk 

Sports Development 

Improving health and well-being through physical activity and sport. The four key goals of the strategy are 

early years, school age children, community participation and sports facilities. The other key areas identified 

by the strategy group to focus our efforts for the future include grass roots participation, active living, 

developing partnerships, developing talent and excellence in sport and outdoor activities. 

Arts Development 

Promotes access to a range of arts events, activities, projects and performances throughout Moray. Aims to 

offer opportunities for participation and enable individuals and organisations to realise their potential. 

Active Schools 

A Scottish Executive initiative, joint funded by sportscotland and the local authority, with the aim of 

increasing the activity levels of children by enabling the provision of high-quality, safe and sustainable physical 

activity opportunities for all pupils. These opportunities will be provided through the formal, informal and 

extended curriculum as well as in the wider community. The remit of the program is wide and includes all 

forms of activity: sport at the grass-roots level, active travel, outdoor adventure and the active arts. 

COMMUNITY LEARNING DISABILITY SERVICES 

Highfield House, Northfield Terrace, Elgin, IV30 INE 

Tel No: 01343 562129 (Moray Council) 

Tel No: 01343 562111 (N.H.S.) 


Ann Slee 

David Bunes 

Stephanie Allsop 

Toni White 

Mike Fox 

Ian Gordon 

Gelda Macgregor 

Integrated Learning LD Services Manager 

Senior Community Care Officer 

Community Care Officer – Elgin 

Community Care Officer – Elgin 

Community Care Officer – Buckie 

Community Care Officer – Keith 

Community Care Officer - Forres 

anne.slee@moray.gov.uk 

david.bunes@moray.gov.uk 

stephanie.allsop@moray.gov.uk 

toni.white@moray.gov.uk 

mike.fox@moray.gov.uk 

ian.gordon@moray.gov.uk 

gelda.macgregor@moray.gov.uk 

To support adults with a Learning Disability in the Community in both Health and Social Care issues. This is 

done by an assessment of need and to co-ordinate the provision of a range of community based services to meet 

that need, including day services, respite, supported accommodation. 

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COMMUNITY OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICE 

Moray Council – Community Services Dept 

Forres: 01309 674382 / Buckie: 01542 837200 / Keith: 01542 886174 / Elgin: 01343 563577 


Elaine Cardno Senior Practitioner Occupational Therapy elaine.cardno@moray.gov.uk 

We visit people of all ages, who have a wide variety of conditions and associated problems. 

We come to your home to discuss possible solutions to physical difficulties you may be having – from 

something as simple as putting on socks to planning and co-ordinating major adaptions to your home for 

wheelchair use. 

We also offer support and advice to carers. We accept referrals from anyone – yourself, friends, neighbours, 

GPs and nurses. 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE TEAM 

9 North Guildry Street, Elgin, IV30 1JR 

Tel: 01343 557200 Fax: 01343 557201 


Blair Dempsie 

Jane Kelly 

Tish Carter 

Bobby Leitch 

Esther Jack 

Frances Dufficy 

Liz Terry 

Peter Anderson 

Ron Reid 

Jane Westmacott 

Operations Manager 

Social Work Manager (Job Share) 

Social Work Manager (Job Share) 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker (mornings only) 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

blair.dempsie@moray.gov.uk 

jane.kelly@moray.gov.uk 

tish.carter@moray.gov.uk 

bobby.leitch@moray.gov.uk 

esther.jack@moray.gov.uk 

frances.dufficy@moray.gov.uk 

liz.terry@moray.gov.uk 

peter.anderson@moray.gov.uk 

ron.reid@moray.gov.uk 

jane.westmacott@moray.gov.uk 

The Moray Council, together with our partner agencies, provides social work services to the criminal justice system. 

Clients are referred from the Court or Prison Services. 

CROSSROADS (MORAY) – CARING FOR CARERS 

Unit 1, Elgin Business Centre, Maisondieu Road, Elgin, IV30 1RH 

Tel: 01343 544575 

Website: www.crossroads-scotland.co.uk 


Maureen McLeod Manager 

We provide respite relief for carers in their own homes. We have trained Care Attendants throughout the district who 

come into the home and relieve the carer of their duties, allowing the carer a well-earned break. 

Other services include overnight sits. The Care Attendant can come in for longer periods to allow an uninterrupted 

night’s sleep. Support, physically and emotionally, is also provided by the care attendant to carer and client. 

Confidentiality is strictly observed at all times. We offer our services 24 hours a day – 7 days a week. 

DIALOGUE YOUTH 

23a High Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 563319 


TBA 

Dialogue Youth Co-ordinator 

Dialogue Youth is a National Initiative which seeks to develop the following:- 

• Access Moray / National Entitlement card for young people (11-25) 

• Local information with the Young Scot Information Portal 

• Personal and Social Education and Citizenship Education 

• Resource and Research Base on Youth Issues 

• Involving Young People as active citizens 

The Dialogue Youth Co-ordinator is based in Elgin and has responsibility for the development and management of 

the Dialogue Youth initiative in Moray. He will be working with staff from across Moray Council, the Moray 

Community Planning Partnership and young people from Moray to establish Dialogue Youth as a key element of 

Community Planning. Dialogue Youth initiatives will develop as a source of youth information and a means for 

young people in Moray to influence and participate in issues that affect them. The Moray Young Scot portal has 

been launched and can be found at www.youngscot.org/moray 

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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 

Council HQ, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX 

Tel: 01343 563365 Fax 01343 


Donald Duncan 

Alistair Farquhar 

Richard Donald 

George Sinclair 

Alistair Campbell 

Graham Jarvis 

Wendy Jamieson 

Nick Goodchild 

Donnie MacDonald 

John Trodden 

Paul Watson 

Jim Gibson 

Vivienne Cross 

Lynn Whitelaw 

Alan Dunsire 

Mark Elvines 

Kim Paterson 

Director 

Head of Educational Resource Services 

Head of Educational Support Services 

Head of Ed. Development Services 

Libraries & Museums Manager 

CL&D Manager (Operations) 

Local Community Networks Manager 

Education Resources Manager 

QIO – Buckie ASG 

QIO – Elgin Academy ASG 

QIO – Elgin High / Milne’s ASG 

QIO – Forres ASG 

QIO – Keith ASG 

QIO – Lossiemouth ASG 

QIO – Speyside ASG 

Education Officer (ASN) 

Sports Development Officer 

donald.duncan@moray.gov.uk 

alistair.farquhar@moray.gov.uk 

richard.donald@moray.gov.uk 

george.sinclair@moray.gov.uk 

alistair.campbell@moray.gov.uk 

graham.jarvis@moray.gov.uk 

wendy.jamieson@moray.gov.uk 

nick.goodchild@moray.gov.uk 

donnie.macdonald@moray.gov.uk 

john.trodden@moray.gov.uk 

paul.watson@moray.gov.uk 

jim_gibson@moray.gov.uk 

vivienne.cross@moray.gov.uk 

lynn.whitelaw@moray.gov.uk 

alan.dunsire@moray.gov.uk 

mark.elvines@moray.gov.uk 

kim.paterson@moray.gov.uk 

EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT SERVICE 

Unit 1, Chanonry Business Centre, 2 Chanonry Road North, Elgin, IV30 6NB 

Tel: 01343 545158 / 550581 Fax: 01343 551306 


Alan Weaver 

Brenda Brown 

Co-Ordinator 

Employment Development Worker 

alan.weaver@moray.gov.uk 

brenda.brown@moray.gov.uk 

The Employment Support Service is a specialist service that aspires to promote employment for individuals 

who are experiencing social exclusion due to complex barriers that have a disadvantageous effect on their 

employability. We positively promote good practice by providing individual and appropriate support. 

Employment Support Services endorses and promotes the rights of all individuals to have access to any 

learning, training and career development opportunities. Employment Support Service assists in the smooth 

transition from education to employment by providing tailor made work experience placements for pupils who 

are defined as having a disability under the Disability Discrimination Act 2001. 

ENABLE SCOTLAND (ELGIN & DISTRICT) 

Janet’s Cottage, 3 Bayview, Beach Road, Kingston, Moray, IV32 7NP 

Freephone: 0800 026 4444 

Website: www.enable.org.uk 


Anne Speake Secretary speakeanne@aol.com 

We are a registered charity with a network of over 70 local branches, which offers a variety of services, 

support and information to adults and children with learning disabilities, their parents and carers. 

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FAMILY PROTECTION UNIT 

Elgin Police Station, Moray Street, Elgin, IV30 1JL 

Tel: 0845 600 5700 


Leith Morgan Detective Constable 

leith.morgan@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Julie Clark 

Detective Constable 

julie.clark@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

The Family Protection Unit in Moray comprises of 2 officers who have the responsibility for the investigation 

of allegations of serious violent and sexual abuse involving children and adults, including historical cases of 

abuse. Where children are involved there is a close working relationship with the Social Work Department 

during the interview stage of the enquiry. In addition, the unit can expect to become involved in the 

investigation of allegations of rape irrespective of the age of the complainer. 

The role calls for a great degree of knowledge of current legislation and best practice in an area of work 

regularly under review and comment from outside bodies. As such, there is a need for good and effective 

liaison between the unit and outside bodies such as Social Work, The Procurator Fiscal and Reporter, 

Education Services and of course the Health Authorities. This is particularly important when attending case 

conferences. 

FOSTERING & ADOPTION TEAM 

6 Moss Street, Elgin, IV30 1LU 

Telephone 01343 563568 Fax 01343 563579 


Dave Cameron 

Jane Cotter 

Ailsa Williams 

Sarah Akehurst 

Carole Carthew 

Priscilla Huggan 

Ruth Jeffries 

Verna Burkinshaw 

Pat Robertson 

Gerry Trainor 

Gail McNaught 

Alison Simpson 

Margaret Howie 

Fiona Fettes 

Team Manager 


Senior Social Worker (Level 4) 

Social Worker (P/T) 

Social Worker 

Social Worker (P/T, Maternity Leave) 


Social Worker 


Social Worker 

Support Worker 


Placement Support Worker 

Placement Support Worker 

dave.cameron@moray.gov.uk 

jane.cotter@moray.gov.uk 

ailsa.williams@moray.gov.uk 

sarah.akehurst@moray.gov.uk 

carole.carthew@moray.gov.uk 

priscilla.huggan@moray.gov.uk 

ruth.jeffries@moray.gov.uk 

verna.burkinshaw@moray.gov.uk 

pat.robertson@moray.gov.uk 

gerry.trainor@moray.gov.uk 

fostering.support@moray.gov.uk 

fostering.support@moray.gov.uk 

The team deals with all fostering and adoption enquiries and is responsible for recruitment, training, assessment 

and support to foster carers and adopters in caring for children. Social Workers seeking to place children in 

either foster or adoptive homes make referrals to the Moray Fostering & Adoption Team, and it is the team's 

responsibility to try and find carers who will meet each child's needs. 

GIVE KIDS A CHANCE 

NHS Grampian, Denburn Health Centre, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen, AB25 1QB 

Tel. 01224 555224 / 01224 555293 / Fax No. 01224 626691 

Website: www.nhsgrampian.org/gkac 


Heather Wilson Project Manager heather.wilson2@nhs.net 

Supports vulnerable young people between the ages of 10 – 18 years to develop and sustain interests or hobbies 

that will divert them from negative pastimes such as alcohol and drug misuse, or anti-social behaviour. Give 

Kids a Chance provides "at risk" young people with positive worthwhile activities in a safe, controlled 

environment and helps to relieve boredom, raise self-esteem, confidence and personal skills. If you wish to 

find out about the criteria for involvement and the availability of places please contact the LCN Co-ordinator 

for your area. 

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GIVE THEM A SPORTING CHANCE 

Milton Brae, Miltonduff, Elgin, IV30 8TL 

Tel:- 01343 547574 / Fax:- 01343 548829 


Ben Goss 

We give people of all ages with disabilities and their carers an opportunity of fun whilst turning their sporting 

chance or recreational dream into reality. 

We make all the arrangements and pay the costs of each Sporting Chance. However, every recipient of a 

Sporting Chance must be recommended by a charity or organisation and raise funds for a charity of their own 

choice. 

GRAMPIAN POLICE – COMMUNITY BEAT OFFICERS & COMMUNITY 

WARDENS 

Buckie Police Office, South West Street, Buckie, AB56 1BR 

Tel: Unmanned 


Kevin McPherson 

Davie Crawford 

Community Beat Officer 

Community Warden 

kevin.mcpherson@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

davie.crawford@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Moray HQ Command, Moray Street, Elgin 

Tel: 0845 600 4700 


Gordon Methven 

Yvonne Squair 

Chris Beard 




gordon.methven@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

yvonne.squair@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

chris.beard@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Forres Police Station, Victoria Road, Forres, IV36 3BN 

Tel: 0845 600 5700 


Kevin Skivington 

Margaret Cowie 



kevin.skivington@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

margaret.cowie@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Keith Police Station, Turner Street, Keith, AB55 5FR 

Tel: 0845 600 5700 


Ian Ralston 

Davie Crawford 



ian.ralston@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

davie.crawford@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Lossiemouth Police Station, The Police House, Clifton Road, Lossiemouth 

Tel: 0845 


Roy Thomson 

Fiona Cruickshanks 



roy.thomson@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

fiona.cruickshanks@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Fochabers Police Station, 13 Institution Road, Fochabers, IV30 1QT 

Tel: 0845 600 5700 


Colin MacLennan 

Ian Cruickshank 



colin.maclennan@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

ian.cruickshank@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

Tomintoul Police Station, Backdykes, Tomintoul, AB37 9ET 

Tel: 0845 600 5700 


Charlie Ironside 

Iain Cruickshank 



charlie.ironside@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

iain.cruickshank@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

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GRAMPIAN POLICE – LOCAL AUTHORITY LIAISON 

Chief Executive Office, Moray Council HQ, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX 

01343 563407 


Grant McCutcheon Partnership Development Officer grant.mccutcheon@moray.gov.uk 

COMMUNITY POLICING – What is it? 

It is an integral part of combating crime, not by reactive policing but by trying to prevent crime before it occurs, 

building partnerships with the public and innovative problem solving. 

Brief description of duties: 

My role includes the day-to-day co-ordination of the Community Safety Partnership and assisting in 

development of Anti Social Behaviour strategy and working practices. I also provide a link with the Local 

Authority and other agencies in order to continuously develop and enhance partnership working with the 

Police. 

GRAMPIAN POLICE EDUCATION LIAISON UNIT – SCHOOL LIAISON 

OFFICER 


Steve Roberts Constable steven.roberts@grampian.pnn.police.uk 

There is a schools liaison officer in Moray who works with schools in delivering specific aspects of curriculum 

using programmes developed by the Police Education Liaison unit and covering issues such as drugs 

awareness, bullying, safety, law and order and vandalism. 

For further details contact: 0845 600 5700 

GYPSY/TRAVELLER EDUCATION & INFORMATION PROJECT (NORTH 

EAST) 

Farm Office, Craibstone, AB21 9TR 

Tel No: 01224 715517 / Fax: 01224 716012 

Email: teip@btconnect.com 


Graham Noble Development Co-ordinator (Moray) 

07765476567 

Diane Dalgarno Development Worker (Aberdeenshire & Aberdeen City) 07745799029 

GTEIP makes contact with Travellers in order to support them, individually and in groups, to tackle priority 

issues. GTEIP also works in partnership with the statutory and voluntary sectors and the settled community to 

raise their awareness of Gypsy/Traveller culture, lifestyle and circumstance. This is to influence policy and 

practice to increase access to services and opportunities for Gypsies/Travellers and to address the 

discrimination experienced by Gypsies/Travellers. 

HEALTH PROMOTING SCHOOLS 

Moray Community Health & Social Care Partnership (MCHSCP) 

Spynie Hospital, Duffus Road, Elgin IV30 5PW 

Tel: 01343 567137 


Susan Leslie Health Improvement Officer (Schools) susan.leslie@nhs.net 

Schools are being supported to achieve the Scottish Executive target that all schools in Scotland are to be 

Health Promoting Schools by December 2007. School communities are supported to take a community 

development approach, working through a process of awareness raising, consultation and prioritising health 

issues. School Health Co-ordinators facilitate a process of auditing priority health topics, developing, 

implementing and evaluating actions plans, designed to promote and improve the health of the school 

community. A Grampian Health Promoting School Accreditation Scheme, designed to recognise the good 

work that has been taking place in schools and to provide a focus for future developments, is currently being 

implemented in Moray. 

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HEALTH - SPECIALIST INFORMATION 


Val Peirney 

Morag McGillivray 

Jo Campbell 

L Campbell 

Sheila Shearer 

TBA 

Elizabeth Gray 

Susan Fraser 

Dr Leinbenberg 

Dr Ghanim 

Dr Van Ijperen 

Anne Lindsay 

Sue King 

Lindsay Masson 

Lorraine Tulloch 

Dr Naganna 

Dr Green 

Audiologist 

Orthoptist 

Epilepsy Nurse 

Asthma Nurse 

Continence Nurse - 

Diabetic Nurse, Ward 2 

Paediatric Physiotherapy 

Paediatric Physiotherapy 

Paediatric Consultant 



Podiatry Department (Moray CHSP) 

Occupational Therapy 



School Doctor – Buckie, Forres, Lossiemouth, 

Milnes High ASG 

School Doctor – Elgin Academy, Elgin High, 

Keith, Milnes Primary, 

Speyside ASG 

01343 543131 

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01343 567368 

01343 567368 

01343 543131 

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01343 567708 

01343 567365 

01343 567365 

01343 567365 

01343 567014 

01343 567013 

HEALTH - SURGERIES & HEALTH VISITORS 

Aberlour Medical Practice, Queens Road, Aberlour, AB38 9PR 

Tel: 01340 871210 


Marion Mitchell Practice Manager aberlour.administrator@nhs.net 

Ardach Health Centre, Highfield Road, Buckie, AB56 1JE 

Tel: 01542 831555 


Anne Sim Practice Manager administrator@ardach.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

Cullen Medical Centre, Reidhaven Street, Cullen, AB56 4SZ 

Tel: 01542 840272 


Dr D J Crowley, The Surgery, Conglass Lane, Ballindalloch, AB37 9HU 

Tel: 01807 580219 


Practice Manager 

Dufftown Medical Group, Mount Street, Dufftown, Keith, AB55 4FJ 

Tel: 01340 820888 


Shirley French Practice Manager shirley.french@dufftown.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

Elgin Community Surgery, Highfield House, Northfield Terrace, Elgin, IV30 1NE 

Tel: 01343 542234 Fax 01343 563478 


Fiona Houliston Practice Manager administrator@elgincs.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

Elgin Health Centre, Maryhill, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1AT 

Tel: 01343 543788 


Forres Health Centre, Castle Hill, Forres, IV36 1QF 

Tel: 01309 672221 



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HEALTH - SURGERIES & HEALTH VISITORS (CONTINUED…) 

Glenlivet Community Surgery, Glenlivet, Ballindalloch, AB37 9AN 

Tel: 01807 590273 


Dr John Derounian 

Kate Asher 

GP Partner 

Health Visitor 

john.derounian@glenlivet.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

kate.asher@nhs.net 

Keith Health Centre, Turner Street, Keith, AB55 5DJ 

Tel: 01542 882244 


Susan Pellegrom Practice Manager 

Moray Coast Medical Practice, Muirton Road, Lossiemouth 

Tel: 0845 337 1190 


Valerie Forman Practice Manager valerie.forman@nhs.net 

Rothes Medical Centre, High Street, Rothes, Aberlour, AB38 7AT 

Tel: 01340 831435 


Anne Johnston Practice Manager 

Seafield Medical Centre, Barhill Road, Buckie, AB56 1FP 

Tel: 01542 835577 


Heather Pirie Practice Manager administrator@seafield.grampian.scct.nhs.uk 

The Surgery, 12 High Street, Fochabers 

Tel: 01343 820247 


Lynn Ross Practice Manager rossly@fochabers.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

Victoria Crescent Medical Centre, 10 Victoria Crescent, Elgin, IV30 1RQ 

Tel: 01343 547512 



HOUSING 

Buckie Area Housing Office, Buckie Access Point, 13 Cluny Square, Buckie, AB56 1AJ 

Tel:- 01542 837200 / Fax:- 01542 835783 Email:- buckieaccess@moray.gov.uk 


Alistair McQuaker Area Housing Manager alistair.mcquaker@moray.gov.uk 

Elgin Area Housing Office, Council HQ, High St, Elgin, IV30 1BX 

Tel:- 01343 563429 / 01343 563433 / Fax:- 01343 563436 Email:- housing.reception@moray.gov.uk 


Stephen Fairclough 

Cath McGowan 

Amanda Gregory 

Julie Barrowman 

Area Housing Manager 

Senior Housing Officer 

Housing Officer (Lossiemouth) 

Housing Officer (Lhanbryde) 

stephen.fairclough@moray.gov.uk 

cath.mcgowan@moray.gov.uk 

amanda.gregory@moray.gov.uk 

julie.barrowman@moray.gov.uk 

Forres Area Housing Office, Auchernack, High Street, Forres, IV36 1DX 

Tel:- 01309 694000 / Fax:- 01309 694001 Email:- forresaccess@moray.gov.uk 


Joan Main Housing Manager (Forres) joan.main@moray.gov.uk 

Keith Area Housing Office, The Institute, Mid Street, Keith, AB55 5BJ 

Tel:- 01542 885500 / Fax:- 01542 882015 Email:- keithhousing@moray.gov.uk 


Gus Dobney Housing Manager (Keith) gus.dobney@moray.gov.uk 

The Area Housing Officer has responsibility for managing the provision of a comprehensive social 

landlord Housing Service and ensuring that the Housing Service works within a multi-agency 

approach with all of its partners. 

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HOUSING (EMERGENCY) 

Greyfriars Street, Elgin, 

Tel No. 01343 550363 


Maggie Murdoch Moray Hostels Manager Maggie.murdoch@moray.gov.uk 

The above offers short-term accommodation solutions. Other support numbers are: 

Out of Hours Housing Service - 08457 565656, Homelessness & Special Needs - 01343 563434 

Rough Sleeper Initiative - 01343 563498 

HOUSING NEEDS 

Council Offices, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX 

Tel: 01343 563438 


Carol Chambers Young Person’s Officer carol.chambers@moray.gov.uk 

The Moray 16 to 24 housing support service provides accommodation and support for vulnerable young people 

aged between 16 and 24. Housing support workers provide support to tenants with the aim of achieving 

successful independent living in the community. Each support package is tailored to the needs of each 

individual young person. 

LIBRARY SERVICE – LEARNING CENTRES 


Alistair Campbell 

Helen Adair 

Libraries & Museums Manager 

Principal Librarian – Young Peoples Service 

cambea@moray.gov.uk 

helen.adair@moray.gov.uk 

Moray Council’s Libraries provides a wide range of materials and services 

Services available through the Library: 

• Booking Lending * Childrens Storytime 

• Cassettes & Compact Discs * Children’s Internet Access 

• Videos & DVDs * Housebound & Homes Book Service 

• Art Print Lending * Mobile Libraries 

• Free Internet Access * Displays & Events 

• Learning Access & ICT Courses * Public Services 

• Information & Reference Services * Publications for Sale 

• Local Heritage Service 

In addition to Elgin library there are libraries in Aberlour, Buckie, Burghead, Cullen, Dufftown, Findochty, 

Fochabers, Forres, Hopeman, Keith, Kinloss, Lossiemouth, Portknockie, Rothes and Tomintoul. 

Mobile Bus Routes 

1 Based in Keith – north and west of Keith to Lhanbryde – 01542 882223 

2 Based in Keith – south and west to Speyside – 01542 882223 

3 Based in Elgin – outskirts of Elgin and area to west of Brodie – 01343 562600 

LOCAL COMMUNITY NETWORK OFFICES 

Buckie LCN Base, St Peters Primary School Annexe, 37 St Peters Terrace, Buckie 

Tel: 01542 836013 Fax: 01542 835132 Mobile: 07967 748953 

Keith LCN Base, Keith Sports & Community Centre, Banff Rd, Keith 

Tel: 01542 888161 Fax: 01542 886735 Mobile: 07967 748953 


Ivor Lee 

Georgina Black 

LCN Support Officer (Buckie/Keith) 

LCN Admin Assistant (Buckie.Keith) 

ivor.lee@moray.gov.uk 

georgina.black@moray.gov.uk 

Elgin LCN Base, New Elgin Primary School Annexe, Bezack Street, Elgin, IV30 

Tel: 01343 559990 Fax: 01343 555166 Mobile: 07971 882917 


Linda Adam 

Gwyn Phipps 

LCN Support Officer (Elgin High/Academy) 

LCN Admin Assistant (Elgin High/Academy) 

linda.adam@moray.gov.uk 

gwyn.phipps@moray.gov.uk 

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LOCAL COMMUNITY NETWORK OFFICES (CONTINUED…) 

Forres LCN Base, Janitors Lodge, Forres Academy, Burdsyard Rd, Forres, IV36 1FG 

Tel: 01309 675603 Fax: 01309 675047 Mobile: 07867 904593 

Speyside LCN Base, Speyside High School Annexe, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 9PN 

Tel: 01340 881665 Fax: 01340 871645 


Iain MacDonald 

Susanne Rodgers 

LCN Support Officer (Forres/Speyside) 

LCN Admin Assistant (Forres/Speyside) 

iain.macdonald@moray.gov.uk 

susanne.rodgers@moray.gov.uk 

Milnes LCN Base, Milne’s Primary School Annexe, High Street, Fochabers, IV32 7EP 

Tel: 01343 829062 Fax: 01343 829054 Mobile: 07971 882916 


Joe Bodman 

Cathy Collins 

LCN Support Officer (Lossie/Milnes) 

LCN Admin Assistant (Lossie/Milnes) 

joe.bodman@moray.gov.uk 

cathy.collins@moray.gov.uk 

To facilitate and develop effective communication structures and integrated working practice by all specialist 

agencies working with children, young people and families within the Moray area. 

To encourage positive life outcomes for children, young people and families through the provision of quality, 

supportive services which enable each child and young person to maximise their potential in terms of 

achievement, attainment, health and citizenship. 

MIDAS – MORAY INTERAGENCY DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT & 

SUPPORT 

CHSCP Building, Spynie Hospital, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 567106 / 567368 


Kate Bailey MIDAS Administrator 

kate.bailey@nhs.net 

Elizabeth Gray MIDAS Co-ordinator 

MIDAS provides an interagency framework for a comprehensive assessment for children with developmental 

delay/disorder and/or complex disabilities. It provides a child support plan for the child and their family. 

Parents/carers are central to the process and will be fully involved at all stages. 

MIDAS is for pre-school children (0-5 years old) with complex developmental disorder/delay (usually affecting 

more than one aspect of development) and/or significant medical needs. Occasionally, school age children with 

previously unidentified complex needs as above can also be referred. Conditions may include cerebral palsy, 

global developmental delay, autistic spectrum disorder, language disorder, visual/hearing impairment and other 

complex medical disabilities. 

MORAY ADULT LITERACIES PARTNERSHIP (MALP) 

Moray College, Moray Street, Elgin 

Tel: 01343 576280 


Althea Forbes Literacies Strategy Co-ordinator althea.forbes@moray.uhi.ac.uk 

MALP is a partnership project funded by the Scottish Executive, which aims to extend access to people over 

compulsory school age in Moray to develop their skills in literacy and numeracy. It achieves this through 

working in partnership with adult learners, learning providers, support agencies, public bodies and the wider 

community. The strategic partners are: Moray College, Moray Council (Community Learning and 

Development, Libraries and Information and Community Services), HIE Moray Careers Scotland, Jobcentre 

Plus, Lead (Linking Education and Disability) Scotland, WEA (Workers Education Association), NHS 

Grampian and Moray Adult Learners’ Forum. As well as providing adult literacy and numeracy learning, the 

partnership provides training and staff development for tutors; marketing, publicity and promotion including 

literacy awareness training for employers, employees and agencies; commissioning and carrying out research 

and supports learning provision through the purchase of resources. 

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MORAY AGAINST POVERTY 

50 South Street, Elgin, IV30 1JY 

Tel: 01343 545415 


Martyn Harris Project Co-ordinator mapnetwork@tiscali.co.uk 

The Moray Against Poverty Network is an organisation that provides a collective voice for those experiencing 

poverty in Moray. What MAP is now and will continue to be is an independent, self help group run for the 

benefit of individuals and families who are facing hard times. 

MAP is about volunteering yourself, supporting others and encouraging everyone. It is about getting by with 

some dignity, managing to cope in difficult circumstances, demanding respect from all and expecting at the 

very least living to a decent standard. 

MORAY ASSISTED TRANSPORT SCHEME (MAT) 

MAT Scheme, Public Transport Unit, Academy Street,Elgin, IV30 1LL 

Tel: 01343 562529 


Angela Whyte MAT Co-ordinator MATS@moray.gov.uk 

The MAT Scheme has been set up by The Moray Council in consultation with voluntary organisations to 

provide help with getting about within Moray. The scheme is for Moray Residents who have mobility 

problems. MAT is funded and administered by The Moray Council and transport is provided by private taxis. 

MORAY CARERS PROJECT 

227 High Street, Elgin, IV30 1SN 

Tel: 01343 540990 / Fax: 01343 540110 

Email: moray@carers.net 


Frank Brown Project Manager frank.brown@moray.carers.net 

Moray Carers Project is an independent voluntary organisation, which offers support to unpaid Adult Carers 

and Young Carers throughout Moray. If you care for an adult or a child who is ill, frail or has a disability then 

you are a Carer 

Some carers.... 

• May live with the person they care for 

• May be a relation, a friend or neighbour 

• May spend many hours of their day and night caring 

• May drop in to make sure everything is okay 

The Moray Carers Project can help Adult Carers and Young Carers by providing:- 

• Updated information on local services 

• Support and Advice 

• Training to help you in your caring role 

• Contact with other carers 

• Therapeutic and Social opportunities 

• Access to information on specific illnesses 

A Moray Carers Support worker is available to visit you in your own home if you want to talk to someone 

about your situation. We also provide a free counselling service to Carers of all ages throughout Moray. There 

is no cost for any of our services and respite and transport may be available if requested. 

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MORAY CHILDCARE PARTNERSHIP 

Elgin Business Centre, Maisondieu Road, Elgin, IV30 1QP 

Tel: 01343 545368 

Website: http://www.moraychildcarepartnership.co.uk/ 


Ruth Herrington Childcare Development Officer ruth.herrington@moray.gov.uk 

The Childcare Partnership is responsible for creating, supporting and promoting childcare services for families in 

Moray. This is in accordance with the guidelines set out by the Scottish Executive. The Partnership has delegated 

powers from the Moray Council in relation to: 

• The future development of services within the Moray area 

• The allocation of budget. 

The Partnership covers a range of development, support, monitoring and training across all childcare sectors 

including childminders and after school clubs. 

MORAY COUNCIL REVENUES SECTION 

Buckie Area Office, 13, Cluny Square, Buckie, AB56 1AJ , 

Tel.- 01542 837206 / 01542 837205 Fax. - 01542 837245, 

E-mail Buckie Area Office 

Elgin Area Office, Council Office, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX, 

Tel. - 01343 563173 / 563156 Fax. - 01343 563169, 

E-mail Elgin Area Office 

Forres Area Office, Auchernack, High Street, Forres IV36 1DX, 

Tel. - 01309 694048 Fax. - 01309 694093, 

E-mail Forres Area Office 

Keith Area Office, The Institute, 138-144 High Street, Keith, AB55 5BJ, 

Tel. - 01542 885502 / 01542 885503 Fax. - 01542 88552, 

E-mail Keith Area Office 

Lossiemouth Area Office, Town Hall, High Street, Lossiemouth IV31 6AA, 

Tel - 01343 812002 

We support the Government in establishing a modern welfare state, encouraging and enabling independence 

and paying the right money to the right person at the right time, all the time. 

If you need help filling in a Council Benefit form we can help you at one of our offices. If you are housebound 

you can arrange for someone to visit you in your home. 

Services for People with Disabilities 

All our buildings have disabled access and all our enquiry points are on the ground floor. If you need an 

interview or any other assistance please contact us in advance, so that we can arrange this. 

MORAY OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICE 

Moray Health & Social Care Partnership 

Tel: 01343 559461 between 10am-2pm weekdays (answer machine at all other times) 


Duty O.T. O.T. or O.T. Assistant To be arranged 

We visit people of all ages, who have a wide variety of conditions and associated problems. We come to your 

home to discuss possible solutions to physical difficulties you may be having – from something as simple as 

putting on socks to planning and co-ordinating major adaptions to your home for wheelchair use. We also offer 

support and advice to carers. We accept referrals from anyone – yourself, friends, neighbours, GPs and nurses, 

via our Duty System. 

MORAY VOLUNTARY SERVICES ORGANISATION (MVSO) 

30-32 High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BU 

Tel: 01343 541713 


Eileen Bush Chief Officer 

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NCH SCOTLAND– MORAY PROJECT 

Winchester House, 1 King Street, Elgin, IV30 1EU 

Tel No: 01343 549557 / Fax No: 01343 549588 

Email: moray.project@nch.org.uk / Website: www.nch.org.uk 

Contact Person Designation E-mail Address 

Sheila Erskine 

Paul Johnston 

Glynis Binnie 

Alan Worgan 

Service Manager (Residential) 

Project Manager (Community) 

Unit Manager (Moray Ind. Living Project) 

Unit Manager (Supporting Moray Fam. Project) 

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sheila.erskine@nch.org.uk 

paul.johnstone@nch.org.uk 

glynis.binnie@nch.org.uk 

alan.worgan@nch.org.uk 

NCH, Moray Project, has been given responsibility for running a range of child care services across Moray: 

• Residential care for children and young people who need long-term permanent care away from their 

families 

• Independent Living Project (ILP) 

• Supporting Moray Families (SMF) 

NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM 


Ian Todd 

Denise Gormley 

Lee Barton 

Rosalind Adie 

Senior Community Learning & Dev Worker 

Support Worker (Elgin) 

Support Worker (Forres/Lossie/Milne’s) 

Support Worker (Keith/Speyside/Buckie) 

ian.todd@moray.gov.uk 

denise.gormley@moray.gov.uk 

lee.barton@moray.gov.uk 

rosalind.adie@moray.gov.uk 

Local Neighbourhood Forums for Moray have been set-up around the eight secondary school catchment areas 

in Moray. Membership of each Forum comprises a broad cross section of the community, voluntary 

organisations and interest groups. The Forums will enable two-way communication between the community 

and the Community Planning Partnership. The formation of a Local Community Action Plan by each Forum 

will address and prioritise the needs of each local area. Area profiles have been created, setting out key 

statistical data and information about the facilities or services in each area. 

OUT OF HOURS SERVICES 

11 North Guildry Street, Elgin, IV30 1JR 

Telephone 08457 565656 (duty) 

Email oohsw@moray.gov.uk 


Blair Dempsie 

Alastair Campbell 

Euan Martin 

Hilda Clark 

Service Manager 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

blair.dempsie@moray.gov.uk 

OUTF1T MORAY 

Elgin Youth Café, Francis Place, Elgin, IV30 8TL 

Tel: 01343 549571 / Fax: 01343 549361 

Email: richard@outfitmoray.com / Website: www.outfitmoray.com 


Iain Jamieson Project Director 

Ibrahim Park Project Manager 

Ibrahim@outfitmoray.com 

Outf1t-Moray provides outdoor activities and environmental education programmes to foster and support 

learning and development opportunities for young people up to 25 with a strong focus on 7 to 18 year olds. 

We deliver a range of different programmes and offer a menu of over 30 outdoor education activities at 

locations in and around Moray. 

We are focused on local and individual needs working with partners (schools and youth organisations) to 

provide quality experiences that are accessible and affordable. Services available include:- 

• Supporting young people with challenging behaviour or young people who are disadvantaged in some 

way or who are experiencing difficulty in their lives. 

• Providing outdoor experiences to young people during holidays, evenings and weekends. 

• Programmes to schools that support the curriculum, transition programmes or activity weeks. 

• One to one working with young people as part of a wider package of support. 

• Providing training to adult volunteers who wish to work with young people out of doors. 

• Technical training and governing body awards.


PARENT NETWORK SCOTLAND 

Tel: 0131 555 6780 

Website: www.parentnetworkscotland.org.uk 


mail@parentnetworkscotland.org.uk 

What we do: 

• Provide courses, workshops and other services to parents & carers. 

• Provide information and resources to assist parents to enhance family wellbeing. 

• Train parents as facilitators and support them in providing services for other parents. 

• Provide training in parenting matters for professionals in the field of family support. 

• Work with and for statutory and voluntary agencies whose aims are to support and educate families. 

• Develop & inform national and local policies relating to education and family life. 

PINEFIELD ASSESSMENT & RESOURCE CENTRE 

1 Perimeter Spur, Pinefield Industrial Estate, Elgin, IV30 6AQ 

Tel: 01343 545260 Fax: 01343 549787 


David Cooke Co-ordinator admin.pinefieldsp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

The Inclusion and Support Service (ISS) provides an integrated range of education and social work services to 

children of school age who experience serious social, emotional and behavioural needs. These services are 

provided within schools by teaching staff and others with additional support provided through a team of 

outreach staff. In addition, the Inclusion and Support Service has two specialist centres in Elgin where more 

individual help is provided to children who have particularly challenging behaviour. 

PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION PROVIDERS 

BUCKIE ASG 

Cullen Play Centre, Cullen Community Centre, Seafield Road, Cullen, AB56 4AF 

Tel: 01542 841500 


Mrs Elaine Mair 

cullen.cc@moray.gov.uk 

Cullen Primary School Nursery, Old Church Road, Cullen, AB56 4UZ 

Tel: 01542 840279 Fax: 01542 841511 


Mrs M Hendry Head Teacher admin.cullenp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Findochty Primary School Nursery, Burnside Street, Findochty, AB56 4QW 

Tel: 01542 832287 Fax: 01542 835864 


Mrs P Arbuckle Acting Head Teacher admin.findochtyp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Millbank Primary School Nursery, McWilliam Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1LU 

Tel: 01542 831113 Fax: 01542 831935 


Mrs I Greig Head Teacher admin.millbankp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Portessie Playgroup, Portessie Primary School, School Road, Portessie, AB56 1TN 

Tel: 01542 834091 


Nicola McKay Playgroup Leader portessie.playgroup@live.co.uk 

Portgordon Primary School Nursery, Richmond Terrace, Portgordon, AB56 5RA 

Tel: 01542 831198 Fax: 01542 835868 


Mrs Liz Rennie Head Teacher admin.portgordonp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Portknockie Playgroup, Portknockie Primary School, King Edward Terrace, Portknockie, AB56 4NZ 

Tel: 01542 841825 


Dee Austin 

ptkplaygroup@gmail.com 

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BUCKIE ASG (CONTINUED) 

St Peter’s RC Primary School Nursery, 37 St Peter’s Terrace, Buckie, AB56 1QN 

Tel: 01542 831339 Fax: 01542 835867 


Mrs M Murray Acting Head Teacher admin.stpetersp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

ELGIN ACADEMY ASG 

Ark Childcare, Dr Gray’s Hospital, West Road, Elgin, IV30 1SA 

Tel: 01343 567857 Fax: 01343 548523 


Mrs Jo Maunder 

email@arkchildcare.com 

Bishopmill Pre-School Centre, Bishopmill Primary School Annexe, Morriston Road, Elgin, IV30 4DY 

Tel: 01343 543903 


Sharon Hayward 

SH@torridoneducationgroup.co.uk 

Elgin Childcare Centre, HIVE, Myreside Circle. Bishopmill, Elgin, IV30 4PR 

Tel: 01343 552067 


Liz Wood 

elginchildcarecentre@moray1.orangehome.co.uk 

Moray College Nursery, Moray Street, Elgin, IV30 1JJ 

Tel: 01343 576283 Fax: 01343 576001 


Jess Moran 

Jess.moran@moray.uhi.ac.uk 

Moray Leisure Centre Pre-School Nursery, Borough Briggs Road, Elgin, IV30 1AP 

Tel: 01343 532014/541677 Fax: 01343 551769 


Lisa Graham 

Lisa.graham@mlc-elgin.co.uk 

Seafield Primary School Nursery, Deanshaugh Terrace, Bishopmill, Elgin, IV30 4ES 

Tel: 01343 547792 Fax: 01343 552963 


Ken Skelton Head Teacher admin.seafieldp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

St Sylvester’s Nursery, St Sylvester’s Church Hall, Abbey Street, Elgin, IV30 1DA 

Tel: 07977 139614 


Susan Hunt 

stsylv.nursery@btinternet.com 

ELGIN HIGH ASG 

Ark Childcare Ltd, Woodside Steading, Mosstowie, IV30 8UW 

Tel: 01343 551664 


Jo Maunder 

email@arkchilcare.com 

Jack N Jill Pre-School Centre, Kinder House, 22 Wardend Place, New Elgin, Elgin, IV30 6YP 

Tel: 01343 552005 


Lynn Davidson 

jacknjillelgin@btopenworld.com 

Lilliput Play N Learn Centre, 16 Main Street, New Elgin, IV30 6BH 

Tel: 0777 9214399 


Janette Russell 

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ELGIN HIGH ASG (CONTINUED) 

Magic Roundabout Childcare Centre, Thornhill Road, New Elgin, IV30 3DY 

Tel: 01343 551188 


June Franklin 

magicRchildcare@aol.com 

Miltonduff Playgroup, Village Hall, Pluscarden Road, Miltonduff, IV30 8TG 

Tel: 07816 935451 


Mrs Julie Goodfellow 

julie@goodfellow.violins.com 

New Elgin Primary School Nursery, Bezack Street, New Elgin, IV30 6DP 

Tel: 01343 547587 Fax: 01343 552308 


Mrs E Pirie Head Teacher admin.newelginp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

FORRES ASG 

Dyke Pre-School Centre, Dyke & District Village Hall, Dyke, IV36 2TF 

Tel: 07816 197766 


Mrs Yvette Halpin 

Hop, Skip & Jump Pre-school, St John’s Hall, Russell Place, Forres, IV36 1BL 

Tel: 01309 671388 


Mrs Beth Campbell 

bethcampbell25@hotmail.com 

Kinloss Primary School Nursery, Burghead Road, Kinloss, IV36 3SX 

Tel: 01309 690376 Fax: 01309 619548 


Mr Robert Hair Head Teacher admin.kinlossp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Little Acorns Childcare Centre, Burghead Road, Kinloss, IV36 3SX 

Tel: 01309 691395 


Beverley Ashworth 

bevashworth@aol.com 

Moray Steiner School Kindergarten, Clovenside Road, Drumduan, Forres, IV36 2RD 

Tel: 01309 676300 Fax: 01309 671092 


Mrs E Watson 

welcome@moraysteinerschool.org 

Noah’s Ark Developmental Playgroup & Daycare, Ballnageith Road, Forres 

Tel: 01309 672296 Fax: 01309 672296 


Lorraine Duff 

lorraine.duff1@btopenworld.com 

Pilmuir Primary School, Pilmuir Road, Forres, IV36 1HD 

Tel: 01309 673034 / Fax: 01309 671312 


Mrs K Elder Head Teacher admin.pilmuirp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Playmates Pre-5, Scout Hall, Bank Lane, Forres, IV36 1NU 

Tel: 07785 267032 


Barbara Brennan 

playmatespre5@btinternet.com 

Rainbow Childcare & Education, Little Crook, Forres, IV36 1LN 

Tel: 01309 672111 Website: www.rainbowchildcareandeducation.co.uk 


Yvonne Adkinson 

yvonne@adkinsons.plus.com 

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FORRES ASG (CONTINUED) 

Rose Abbey School, North Road, Kinloss, IV36 3YA 

Tel: 01309 691872 


Mr B Russell 

roseabbeyschool@btconnect.com 

KEITH ASG 

Keith Playcentre, Keith Sports & Community Centre, Banff Road, Keith, AB55 5GT 

Tel: 01542 886142 Fax: 01542 886735 


Carlene Harding 

carleen5harding@btinternet.com 

Keith Primary School Nursery, School Road, Keith, AB55 5ES 

Tel: 01542 882802 Fax: 01542 886916 


Ms L Coutts Acting Head Teacher admin.keithp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Newmill & District Playgroup, Newmill Village Hall, Newmill, AB55 6UQ 

Tel: 01542 888329 


Gail Lawrence 

newmillplaygroup@btinternet.com 

Rothiemay & District Playgroup, Rothiemay Primary School, Rothiemay, Huntly, AB54 7LT 

Tel: 01466 711032 


Audrey Wilson 

St Thomas RC Primary School Nursery, Chapel Street, Keith, AB55 5AL 

Tel: 01542 882256 Fax: 01542 886841 


Mr G Farrell Head Teacher admin.stthomasp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Strathisla Pre-School Centre, Old Ogilvie School, Fife Street, Keith, AB55 5EG 

Tel: 01542 886656 


Miss Carlene Harding 

Carlene5harding@btinternet.com 

LOSSIEMOUTH ASG 

Burghead Primary School Nursery, Grant Street, Burghead, IV30 5UQ 

Tel: 01343 835529 / Fax: 01343 835439 


Mrs M McCutcheon Head Teacher admin.burgheadp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Double Decker Pre-School Centre, Duffus Village Hall, Hopeman Road, Duffus, IV30 2QY 

Tel: 07985 513183 


Ms Lesley-Anne Potter 

lesleyann.potter@btinternet.com 

Hopeman Primary School, School Road, Hopeman, IV30 5TQ 

Tel: 01343 830281 Fax: 01343 835152 


Mrs D Farquhar Head Teacher admin.hopemanp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Hythehill Primary School, St Margarets Crescent, Lossiemouth, IV31 6RF 

Tel: 01343 812014 / Fax: 01343 815467 


Mrs J Summers Depute Head Teacher admin.hythehillp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

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LOSSIEMOUTH ASG (CONTINUED) 

Ladybird Developmental Playgroup, St Gerardine Primary Annexe, St Gerardine Road, 

Lossiemouth, IV31 6JX Tel: 01343 814618 


Ann Ingram 

ann@ingram65.freeserve.co.uk 

RAF Lossiemouth Childcare Centre, RAF Lossiemouth, IV31 6SD 

Tel: 01343 810888 


Debra Parker-Banfield 

d.banfield@btconnect.com 

St Gerardines Primary School, St Gerardines Road, Lossiemouth, IV31 6JX 

Tel: 01343 812251 / Fax: 01343 812087 


Mrs Sarah Grant Head Teacher admin.stgerardinesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Torridon Pre-School Nursery, 23a King Street, Lossiemouth, IV31 6PZ 

Tel: 01343 813342 


Michelle Jenkins 

SH@torridoneducationgroup.co.uk 

MILNE’S ASG 

Garmouth & Kingston Playgroup, Village Hall, Spey Street, Garmouth, IV32 7NJ , 

Tel: 01343 870262 


Mrs Jessica Myers 

jess@themyers.co.uk 

Lhanbryde Primary School Nursery, Garmouth Road, Lhanbryde, IV30 8PD 

Tel: 01343 842649 Fax: 01343 843285 


Mrs Nancy Thom Head Teacher admin.lhanbrydep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Magic Roundabout Childcare Centre, Milne’s Primary School Annexe, High Street Fochabers IV32 7EP 

Tel: 01343 829053 


Mrs H Livingstone 

magicRchildcare@aol.com 

Milne’s Primary School Nursery, High Street, Fochabers, IV32 7EP 

Tel: 01343 820977 / Fax: 01343 821499 


Juli Grant Head Teacher admin.milnesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Mosstodloch Playgroup, Mosstodloch Primary School, Garmouth Road, Mosstodloch, IV32 7JB 

Tel: 01343 821959 


Mrs Norma Ralph 

mossdon2006@aol.com 

SPEYSIDE ASG 

Aberlour & Craigellachie Playgroup, C/o Aberlour Primary School, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 9PN 

Tel: 01340 871126 


Mrs Y Iannetta 

Aberlour Primary School Nursery, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 9PN 

Tel: 01340 871255 Fax: 01340 871072 


Mr Chris Burns Head Teacher admin.aberlourp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Dufftown Pre-school Centre, The Cabin, Mortlach Primary School Annexe, York Street, Dufftown, 

AB55 4AU Tel: 01340 821111 


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Ms Lizzie Harper 


eizzywiz@aol.com 


SPEYSIDE ASG (CONTINUED) 

Knockando Playgroup, Knockando Primary School, Knockando, AB38 7RY 

Tel: 01340 810257 


Ms Joanne Swan 

Mortlach Primary School Nursery, York Street, Dufftown, AB55 4AU 

Tel: 01340 820268 / Fax: 01340 820871 


Mrs S MacKinnon Head Teacher admin.mortlachp2@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Rothes Primary School Nursery, Green Street, Rothes, AB38 7BD 

Tel: 01340 831269 / Fax: 01340 831380 


Mrs Rosemary Garrity Head Teacher admin.rothesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Tomintoul Primary School Nursery, Cults Drive, Tomintoul, AB37 9HA 

Tel: 01807 580271 Fax: 01807 580464 


Mrs Nancy Fraser Head Teacher admin.tomintoulp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

For any other private childcare/nursery information, please refer to the section on Moray Childcare Partnership 

(http://www.moraychildcarepartnership.co.uk/) or CHiS (Childcare Information Services in Scotland) on www.nacis.org.uk 

RAEDEN CENTRE 

NHS Grampian, Midstocket Road, Aberdeen, AB15 5PD 

Tel: 01224 321381 


Graeme Leitch Administrator graeme.leitch@arh.grampian.scot.nhs.uk 

The Raeden Centre is operated by NHS Grampian in partnership with Aberdeen City Council. Raeden is an 

assessment and treatment centre for young children who are in the pre school age range and have known or 

suspected disabilities. After assessment a plan for treatment, education & support is drawn up which will be 

explained and discussed with parents. 

The staff at the Raeden Centre also have information about numerous voluntary and self help groups operating 

throughout the North East of Scotland, many of which provide additional support and advice for carers of 

children who have a wide range of problems. Parents cannot self-refer their child for assessment, the normal 

route is medical referral. Please contact the centre for more details. 

RURAL ENVIRONMENT ACTION PROJECT (REAP) 

177 Mid Street, Keith, 

Tel: 01542 888070 

Website: www.reap-csv.net 


Kevin McDermott Project Manager reap@csv.org.uk 

REAP (Rural Environment Action Project) is a CSV Scotland project which works with local communities and 

agencies to raise awareness of sustainable development and through this promote action which seeks to meet 

locally identified needs. Sustainable Development is about meeting the needs of the present without 

compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. 

REAP will become an independent local charity/social enterprise in January 2008. We will continue to work 

with local groups and agencies to encourage social enterprise, promote sustainable development and raise 

environmental awareness. 

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BUCKIE ASG 


SCHOOLS 

Buckie High School, West Cathcart Street, Buckie, AB56 1QB 

Tel: 01542 832605 Fax: 01542 835758 

Email:- admin.buckiehigh@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


David Barnett 

Alison Work 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Buckie ASG 




Cluny Primary School, South Pringle Street, Buckie, AB56 1PX 

Tel: 01542 831417 Fax: 01542 835863 

Email:- admin.clunyp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Ian Davidson 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





Cullen Primary School, Old Church Road, Cullen, AB56 4UZ 

Tel: 01542 840279 Fax: 01542 841511 

Email:- admin.cullenp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Moyra Hendry 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





Findochty Primary School, Burnside Road, Findochty, AB56 4QW 

Tel: 01542 832287 Fax: 01542 835864 

Email: admin.findochtyp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Pam Arbuckle 


Sandra Black 

Acting Head Teacher 





Millbank Primary School, McWilliam Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1LU 

Tel: 01542 833333 Fax: 01542 831935 

Email:- admin.millbankp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Irene Greig 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





Portessie Primary School, School Road, Portessie, AB56 1TN 

Tel: 01542 832288 Fax: 01542 835866 

Email:- admin.portessiep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Alison Vass 


Sandra Black 






Portgordon Primary School, Richmond Terrace, Portgordon, AB56 5RA 

Tel: 01542 831198 Fax: 01542 835868 

Email:- admin.portgordonp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Liz Rennie 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





Portknockie Primary School, King Edward Terrace, Portknockie, AB56 4NX 

Tel: 01542 840244 Fax: 01542 841512 

Email:- admin.portknockiep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Shona Idle 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





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SCHOOLS 

BUCKIE ASG (CONTINUED) 

St Peter’s RC Primary School, 37 St Peter’s Terrace, Buckie, AB56 1QN 

Tel: 01542 831339 Fax: 01542 835867 

Email:- admin.stpetersp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Margaret Murray 


Sandra Black 

Head Teacher 





ELGIN ACADEMY ASG 

Elgin Academy, Morriston Road, Elgin, IV30 1ND 

Tel: 01343 543485 Fax: 01343 540893 

Email: admin.elginacad@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Margaret Cowie 

Mark Swinglehurst 

John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Elgin Academy ASG 




Bishopmill Primary School, Morriston Road, Elgin, IV30 4DY 

Tel: 01343 547841 Fax: 01343 551437 

Email: admin.bishopmillp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Kathleen Blacklaw 


John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Burghead Primary School, Grant Street, Burghead, IV30 5UQ 

Tel: 01343 835529 Fax: 01343 835439 

Email:- admin.burgheadp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Madeline McCutcheon 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Lossiemouth ASG 



margaret.stevenson@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

East End Primary School, Institution Road, Elgin, IV30 1RP 

Tel: 01343 542381 Fax: 01343 552763 

Email: admin.elgineastp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


David Vass 


John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Seafield Primary School, Deanshaugh Terrace, Elgin, IV30 4ES 

Tel: 01343 547792 Fax: 01343 552963 

Email: admin.seafieldp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Ken Skelton 


John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





St Sylvester’s RC Primary School, Abbey Street, Elgin, IV30 1DA 

Tel: 01343 541453 Fax: 01343 550672 

Email: admin.stsylvestersp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Christine Jackson 


John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





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SCHOOLS 

ELGIN ACADEMY ASG (CONTINUED) 

West End Primary School, Mayne Road, Elgin, IV30 1PA 

Tel: 01343 543161 Fax: 01343 550575 

Email: admin.westendp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Gordon Barron 


John Trodden 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





ELGIN HIGH ASG 

Elgin High School, High School Drive, Elgin, IV30 6UD 

Tel: 01343 545181 Fax: 01343 540892 

Email: admin.elginhigh@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Andy Simpson 

Maureen Burrows 

Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Elgin High ASG 



deirdre.cavalcante@moray.gov.uk 

Greenwards Primary School, Edgar Road, Elgin, IV30 6UQ 

Tel: 01343 541661 Fax: 01343 550656 

Email: admin.greenwardsp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Sarah Grant 


Paul Watson 



School Nurse 

QIO – Elgin High ASG 




Mosstowie Primary School, Miltonduff, Elgin, IV30 8TY 

Tel: 01343 547119 Fax: 01343 551656 

Email: admin.mosstowiep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Frances Wardhaugh 


Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





New Elgin Primary School, Bezack Street, Elgin, IV30 6DP 

Tel: 01343 547587 Fax: 01343 552308 

Email: admin.newelginp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Ellie Pirie 


Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





FORRES AREA 

Forres Academy, Burdsyard Road, Forres, IV36 1FG 

Tel: 01309 672271 Fax: 01309 676745 

Email:- admin.forresacad@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Laurence Findlay 

Jim Gibson 

Eileen Griffiths 

Head Teacher 

QIO Officer – Forres ASG 



eileen.griffith@moray.gov.uk 

Alves Primary School, 1 Main Road, Alves, IV36 8UR 

Tel: 01343 850247 Fax: 01343 850475 

Email:- admin.alvesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Jennifer Morison 

Roseanna Anderson 

Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





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SCHOOLS 

FORRES ASG (CONTINUED) 

Andersons Primary School, High Street, Forres, IV36 1DB 

Tel: 01309 672887 Fax: 01309 675934 

Email:- admin.andersonsp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Gail McIntosh 


Jim Gibson 

Eileen Griffith 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Applegrove Primary School, Orchard Road, Forres, IV36 1PJ 

Tel: 01309 672367 Fax: 01309 675934 

Email:- admin.applegrovep2@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Lesley Meehan 


Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 



Dallas Primary School, Dallas, IV36 2SA 

Tel: 01343 890206 Fax: 01343 890456 

Email:- admin.dallasp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Arlene Wilson 


Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 







Dyke Primary School, Dyke, IV36 2TF 

Tel: 01309 641275 Fax: 01309 641612 

Email:- admin.dykep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Carole Grant 


Jim Gibson 



School Nurse 





Kinloss Primary School, Burghead Road, Kinloss, IV36 3SX 

Tel: 01309 690376 Fax: 01309 619548 

Email:- admin.kinlossp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Robert Hair 


Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Logie Primary School, Dunphail, Forres, IV36 2QG 

Tel: 01309 611258 Fax: 01309 611385 

Email:- admin.logiep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Morven Snodgrass 


Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Pilmuir Primary School, Pilmuir Road, Forres, IV36 1HD 

Tel: 01309 673034 Fax: 01309 671319 

Email:- admin.pilmuirp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Kate Elder 


Jim Gibson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





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KEITH ASG 


SCHOOLS 

Keith Grammar School, School Road, Keith, AB55 5ES 

Tel: 01542 882461 Fax: 01542 886032 

Email:- admin.keithgrammar@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


John Aitken 


Kirsty Macintosh 

Head Teacher 

QIO Officer – Keith ASG 




Botriphnie Primary School, Drummuir, Keith, AB55 5JF 

Tel: 01542 810207 Fax: 01542 810387 

Email:- admin.botriphniep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Gillian Findlay 



Head Teacher 





Crossroads Primary School, Grange, Keith, AB55 6LX 

Tel: 01542 870221 Fax: 01542 870369 

Email:- admin.crossroadsp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Elizabeth Beattie 



Head Teacher 





Keith Primary School, School Road, Keith, AB55 5ES 

Tel: 01542 882802 Fax: 01542 886916 

Email: admin.keithp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Lorna Coutts 








Newmill Primary School, Middle Brae, Newmill, Keith, AB55 6US 

Tel: 01542 882788 Fax: 01542 882637 

Email:- admin.newmillp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Stephen Simpson 



Head Teacher 





Rothiemay Primary School, Rothiemay, Huntly, AB54 7LT 

Tel: 01466 711220 Fax: 01466 711426 

Email:- admin.rothiemayp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Frances Irvine 



Head Teacher 





St Thomas RC Primary School, Chapel Street, Keith, AB55 5AL 

Tel: 01542 882256 Fax: 01542 886841 

Email:- admin.stthomasp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Ged Farrell 



Head Teacher 





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SCHOOLS 

LOSSIEMOUTH ASG 

Lossiemouth High School, Coulardbank Road, Lossiemouth, IV31 6JU 

Tel: 01343 812047 Fax: 01343 814343 

Email: admin.lossiehigh@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Brenda Gifford 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 

Maggie Stevenson 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Burghead Primary School, Grant Street, Burghead, IV30 5UQ 

Tel: 01343 835529 Fax: 01343 835439 

Email:- admin.burgheadp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Madeline McCutcheon 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 

Susan Dean 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 




margaret.stevenson@moray-edunet.gov.uk 

Hopeman Primary School, School Road, Hopeman, IV30 5TQ 

Tel: 01343 830281 Fax: 01343 835152 

Email:- admin.hopemanp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Davina Farquhar 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Hythehill Primary School, St Margarets Crescent, Lossiemouth, IV31 6RF 

Tel: 01343 812014 / Fax: 01343 815467 

Email:- admin.hythehillp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Hazel McPherson 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





St Gerardines Primary School, St Gerardines Road, Lossiemouth, IV31 6JX 

Tel: 01343 812251 Fax: 01343 812087 

Email:- admin.stgerardinesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Elfriede Buchan 

Jean Stewart 

Lynn Whitelaw 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





MILNES AREA 

Milne’s High School, West Street, Fochabers 

Tel: 01343 820611 Fax: 01343 820306 

Email: admin.milneshigh@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Carol Stuart 

Rona McCrone 

Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO – Milnes ASG 



kirsty.macintosh@moray.gov.uk 

Lhanbryde Primary School, Garmouth Road, Lhanbryde, IV30 8PD 

Tel: 01343 842649 Fax: 01343 843285 

Email: admin.lhanbrydep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Alison Underwood 

Rhona McCrone 

Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Milne’s ASG 




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SCHOOLS 

MILNES ASG (CONTINUED) 

Milne’s Primary School, High Street, Fochabers, IV32 7EP 

Tel: 01343 820977 Fax: 01343 821499 

Email: admin.milnesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Helen Harrold 

Rona McCrone 

Paul Watson 



School Nurse 





Mosstodloch Primary School, Garmouth Road, Mosstodloch, IV32 7JB 

Tel: 01343 820476 Fax: 01343 821394 

Email: admin.mosstodlochp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Fiona MacLean 

Rona Macrone 

Paul Watson 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





SPEYSIDE AREA 

Speyside High School, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 9PN 

Tel: 01340 871522 Fax: 01340 871098 

Email:- admin.speysidehigh@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


David Tierney 

Linda Cordiner 

Alan Dunsire 

Deirdre Cavalcante 

Head Teacher 

School Nurse 

QIO Officer – Speyside ASG 




Aberlour Primary School, Mary Avenue, Aberlour, AB38 9PN 

Tel: 01340 871255 Fax: 01340 871076 

Email:- admin.aberlourp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Chris Burns 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Cabrach Primary School, Lower Cabrach, Huntly, AB54 4EU 

Tel: 01466 702207 Fax: 01466 702213 

Email:- admin.cabrachp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Vivienne Collins 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Craigellachie Primary School, John Street, Craigellachie, AB38 9SX 

Tel: 01340 881271 Fax: 01340 881537 

Email:- admin.craigellachiep@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Helen Innes-Hall 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Glenlivet Primary School, Ballindalloch, AB37 9DA 

Tel: 01807 590216 Fax: 01807 590332 

Email:- admin.glenlivetp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Nancy Fraser 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





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SCHOOLS 

SPEYSIDE ASG (CONTINUED) 

Inveravon Primary School, Ballindalloch, AB37 9BA 

Tel: 01807 500217 Fax: 01807 500708 

Email:- admin.inveravonp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Mary Smith 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Knockando Primary School, Knockando, AB38 7RY 

Tel: 01340 810257 Fax: 01340 810623 

Email:- admin.knockandop@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Mary Smith 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Mortlach Primary School, York Street, Dufftown, AB55 4QU 

Tel: 01340 820268 Fax: 01340 820871 

Email:- admin.mortlachp2@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Sheena MacKinnon 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Rothes Primary School, Green Street, Rothes, AB38 7BD 

Tel: 01340 831269 Fax: 01340 831380 

Email:- admin.rothesp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Rosemary Garrity 


Alan Dunsire 


Head Teacher 

School Nurse 





Tomintoul Primary School, Coutts Drive, Tomintoul, AB37 9HA 

Tel: 01807 580271 Fax: 01807 580464 

Email:- admin.tomintoulp@moray-edunet.gov.uk 


Nancy Fraser 


Alan Dunsire 



School Nurse 





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SPEECH & LANGUAGE THERAPY 

Spynie Hospital, Duffus Road, Elgin, IV30 5PW 

Tel: 01343 567275 / Fax: 01343 567719 


Jane Fox 

Vicki MacKinnon 

Fiona Black 

Helen Dobson 

Charlotte Duffus 

Alison Hunter 

Margaret Macdonald 

Julie Mackie 

Kirsten Manson 

Jackie Moxon 

Em Peattie 

Leanne Ross 

Sarah Simpson 

Amanda Tomison 

Catriona Tullo 

Zoe Wood 

Anne Reid 

Joint Clinical Manager 

Joint Clinical Manager 

Speech & Language Therapist 














Speech & Language Therapy Assistant 

jane.fox2@nhs.net 

jane.fox2@nhs.net 

margaret.macdonald@nhs.net 

THE ROWAN CENTRE 

NHS GRAMPIAN - MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS 

Maryhill, Elgin 

Tel No: 01343 567399 


Dr Chris Wiles 

Dr Cleo Hart 

Dr Chris Wiles 

Royston Paice 

Kathy Ross 

Peter Thatcher 

Dr Melanie Lees 

Dr Maureen Johnston 

Clinical Psychologist/Head of Service 

Consultant Child / Adolescent Psychiatrist 

Clinical Psychologist 

Nurse Practitioner 

Therapist / Social Worker 

Therapist 

Clinical Psychologist 

Consultant Psychologist 

cleo.hart@nhs.net 

chris.wiles@nhs.net 

royston.paice@nhs.net 

kathy.ross@nhs.net 

peter.thatcher@nhs.net 

melanie.lees@nhs.net 

We are a multi-disciplinary mental health team serving children and teenagers from 

0 – 16 years and their families / carers (18 years if still at school or resident within Banff area). 

Our catchment area currently extends outwith Moray to include Banff. We accept queries from General 

Practitioners, school doctors, paediatricians and colleagues working in the adult mental health services. We 

also accept queries from colleagues in Social Work, Education and the Children’s Hearing system. 

CALM (Consultation, Advice, Liaison – Moray) 

NHS GRAMPIAN - MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS 

Maryhill, Elgin 

Tel No: 01343 567399 


Dr Chris Wiles Clinical Psychologist/Head of Service chris.wiles@nhs.net 

The project, run by the Rowan Centre, aims to support all those working with children and young people by 

providing consultation, advice and training about mental health concerns. It aims to increase awareness and the 

ability to respond quickly and effectively to mental health issues affecting young people in Moray. The service 

is run by a multi-disciplinary mental health team and is also overseen by a multi-agency steering group which 

meets on a quarterly basis to review the progress of the project and reports back to the For Moray Children 

Group. 

To contact the CALM service for advice and support, please call the above number where we have a duty rota 

of staff to respond to your query. This may result in referral to the main service, offers of consultation / 

support or opportunities for training. 

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THROUGHCARE & AFTERCARE TEAM (MORAY) 

6 Moss Street, Elgin, IV30 1LU 

Telephone 01343 563578 / Fax 01343 563579 


Vacant Post 

Lisa Tooke 

Eileen Wood 

Gill Duffus 

Vacant Post 

Grace Faulkner 

Sarah Brumpton 

Laurie Anne Davidson 

Karen Morton 

Jonathan Basan 

Service Manager – Children’s Resources 

Team Manager 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker 




SSW, Out of Area 

Support Worker, Out of Area 

lisa.tooke@moray.gov.uk 

eileen.wood@moray.gov.uk 

gillian.duffus@moray.gov.uk 

kimberley.philip@moray.gov.uk 

grace.faulkner@moray.gov.uk 

sarah.brumpton@moray.gov.uk 

laurie.davidson@moray.gov.uk 

karen.morton@moray.gov.uk 

jonathan.basan@moray.gov.uk 

The Moray Throughcare & Aftercare Team provide ‘Throughcare’ support, advice and guidance to ‘Looked 

After and Accommodated’ young people aged 14+, both whilst in residential or foster placements and when 

they move on. ‘Aftercare’ support, advice & guidance is provided to the above young people up to the age of 

19 or 21 who were ‘looked after and accommodated on or after their official school leaving date. Young 

people in receipt of an ‘aftercare’ service can also access ‘supported lodgings’, which is specifically provided 

by this service. Referrals are provided by social workers in the area Children & Family social work teams. 

VICTIM SUPPORT MORAY 

Culbard House, 22 Culbard Street, Elgin, IV30 1JT 

Tel/Fax:- 01343 544607 

Email:- contact@victimsupportmoray.org 


Sheila Campbell Co-ordinator 

Victim Support provides victims of crime with free and confidential, emotional and practical support through 

trained volunteers and staff by home visits, office appointments or by telephone. We can provide information 

about the Criminal Justice System or refer you to the Witness Service at Elgin Sheriff Court. In addition, we 

can assist with Criminal Injuries Compensation claims. 

WHO CARES? (SCOTLAND) 

Family Resource Centre, Lime Tree Avenue, Inverness, IV3 5RH 

Tel: 01463 718939 or 0771 2870335 

Website: www.whocaresscotland.org 


Ann Brown Local Contact m.brown11@homecall.co.uk 

We are an independent organisation who work with children & young people with experience of being looked 

after in Scotland. We provide a range of services including Advocacy, Advice, Information and Support. We 

work locally and nationally with most Scottish local authorities to: 

• Give individual advocacy and support to young people 

• Listen to young people’s views 

• Campaign for change 

• Help policy makers to consider young people’s views 

• Bring together young people with experience of care 

WILD THINGS 

The Findhorn Village Centre, The Old School, Church Place, Findhorn 

Tel: 01309 690450 


Jenny Martin 

Through various nature education programmes we seek to inspire young people and adults in the Highland and 

Grampian regions of Scotland to develop a greater sense of ownership and appreciation of their natural 

heritage. Bushcraft, Woodland Day Trips, ECT Forest School. 

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WITNESS SERVICE 

Elgin Sheriff Court, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BU 

Tel: 01343 543162 

Email:- witnessservice@wselgin.demon.co.uk 


Susan Bradley Assistant Coordinator 01343 543162 

The Witness Service exists to help people through the judicial process by providing practical and emotional 

support. The facility is set up in the court building, is confidential and is provided by trained volunteers. The 

service is free and available to all witnesses attending court. 

YOUTH JUSTICE TEAM 

The Police House, Clifton Road, Lossiemouth, IV31 6DJ 

Tel: 01343 811134 / Fax: 01343 815113 

Email: youthjustice@moray.gov.uk 


Jane Murphy 

Alan Johnstone 

Kathleen Hather 

Bryan Laird 

Jennie Gain 

George Flett 

Peter Wilson 

Richard Campbell 

June Smith 

Cathy Buckle 

Torsten Krantz 

Manager 

Temp Senior Social Worker 

Social Worker 

Social Worker / Sessional Worker 




Project / Sessional Worker 


Sessional Worker 

Sessional Worker 

jane.murphy@moray.gov.uk 

alan.johnstone@moray.gov.uk 

kathleen.hather@moray.gov.uk 

bryan.laird@moray.gov.uk 

jennie.gain@moray.gov.uk 

george.flett@moray.gov.uk 

peter.wilson@moray.gov.uk 

richard.campbell@moray.gov.uk 

june.smith@moray.gov.uk 

youthjustice@moray.gov.uk 

youthjustice@moray.gov.uk 

Moray Youth Justice is the title chosen to cover the work of all the organisations involved in preventing youth 

crime in Moray. The Youth Justice Team, based at Lossiemouth, works with persistent and serious offenders. 

In partnership with Grampian Police they also offer a Restorative Justice Scheme. Referrals to this scheme 

come through the Reporter or Sheriff. Moray Youth Action offer preventative work for young people with 3 

offences or more. Outfit Moray offer outdoor education. Social Work Area Teams remain as caseholders to 

these young people and many organisations are involved in preventative and diversionary work. Grampian 

Police hold the information about youth offending and this intelligence informs all the work. The Youth 

Justice Strategy group is instrumental in designing the service in order to meet Youth Justice Standards. 

YOUTH SCOTLAND 

New Elgin Primary School Annexe, Bezack Street, Elgin, IV30 6DP 

Tel: 01343 559309 Mobile: 07913 533155 


John Cummins P/T Area Co-ordinator john.cummins@youthscotland.org.uk 

Youth Scotland will enable young people throughout Scotland to maximise their full potential through the 

provision of quality educational and social opportunities 

YOUTHSTART PARTNERSHIP 

Highfield House Annexe, Northfield Terrace, ELGIN, IV30 1NE 

Tel: 01343 569467 

Email youthstart@comm.moray.gov.uk 


Claire Crossan Youth Inclusion Worker 

claire.crossan@moray.gov.uk 

Jacqui Taylor Project Manager 

jacqui.taylor@moray.gov.uk 

The aim of the Partnership is to ensure that all young people in Moray have genuine opportunities to become 

full and active citizens, to contribute to, and benefit from living in a healthy community. The target age group 

is 15-24. As well as funding and supporting a number of projects that seek to support vulnerable and 

marginalised young people we work with local groups in Moray who can provide new opportunities for all 

young people. We hope to ensure young people’s voices are heard in the planning of future services within 

Moray and beyond. Youthstart workers work with young people wherever they are required. We also work 

with groups and organisations dealing with 15-24 year olds. We hold a large resource of information regarding 

young people and their needs. This is available to anyone. If requested Youthstart workers can take this 

information to meetings in local communities. 

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USEFUL WEBSITES 

http://www.moray.gov.uk/moray_standard/page_42045.html 

The For Moray’s Children website with a number of links to other relevant websites. 

www.morayfundingsupport.org.uk 

The Moray Council’s European and External Funding Support Website. 

www.moraygateway.co.uk 

This site is to help Moray’s communities to access information, training and funding to enable them to develop and run their own 

projects. 

www.seemescotland.org 

See me…. A good starting point to find out more about mental health problems. Information is also available for young people, 

parents and professionals. 

www.childline.org.uk 

Provides confidential advice and support to children and young people using their free phone telephone service. The organisation 

also publishes fact sheets online through their comprehensive website 

www.samaritans.org.uk 

Provides a listening service to people in crisis or despair. You can also contact them anonymously by email 

www.breathingspacescotland.org 

Provides a free confidential listening service, offering advice, guidance and support. 

www.children1st.org.uk/parentline 

Provides a confidential helpline to callers an opportunity to ‘offload’ and to be pointed in the right direction for information and 

support. 

www.taxcredits.inlandrevenue.gov.uk 

A link to the Inland Revenue’s site which explains the Tax Credits and has a calculator which will help you work out how much 

you could be entitled to, and will allow you to apply online. 

www.childreninscotland.org.uk 

Children in Scotland is the national agency for voluntary, statutory and professional organisations and individuals working with 

children and their families in Scotland 

www.ltscotland.org.uk 

LT Scotland is a national public body which provides guidance and support for teachers, school managers, local authorities, parents 

and others involved in education in Scotland. 

www.playscotland.org.uk 

Play Scotland is the national organisation for children’s play, working to make the right to play a reality for children in Scotland. 

Services include the provision of advice and information, conferences and seminars. 

www.sssn.org.uk 

SSSN has been set up to support all those involved in promoting and delivering study support and Out-of-School-Hours Learning 

(OSHL) in Scotland. 

www.soscn.org.uk 

The Scottish Out of School Care Network (SOSCN) is the lead organisation representing out of school care and school-aged 

childcare in Scotland. 

www.ethosnet.co.uk 

The Scottish Schools Ethos Network is a Scottish Executive funded project which aims to promote the importance of developing a 

positive school ethos. 

http://www.surestart.gov.uk 

Sure Start is the Government’s programme to deliver the best start in life for every child by bringing together: early education, 

childcare, health and family support. 

www.childminding.org.uk 

The Scottish Childminding Association promotes childminding as a quality childcare service. 

www.enable.org.uk 

ENABLE is the largest voluntary organisation in Scotland for adults and children with learning disabilities and their families. 

www.show.scot.nhs.uk 

Online Health information provided by NHS Scotland. 

www.chex.org.uk 

The Community Health Exchange – CHEX – is part of the Community Development Foundation and operates within the Scottish 

Community Development Centre. 

http://www.scottishthroughcare.org.uk/ 

Shares information on a wide range of throughcare & aftercare practice and policy developments for young people leaving care in 

Scotland.. 

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library5/social/gvsg-00.asp 

This Guide is published as a resource for the Scottish voluntary sector to enable organisations to know how they might apply to the 

Scottish Executive for funding. 

www.childpolicy.org.uk 

The 4 Nations Child Policy Network . 

www.scotland.gov.uk 

The Scottish Executive website with extensive information and some key links 

www.hmie.gov.uk 

Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Education. All Inspection reports and linked publications regarding Schools and Community Learning 

and Development are on this website. 

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USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS 

AbilityNet 01926 312847 

Alanon 0141 221 7356 

AMY (Association of Moray Youth) 01343 815299 

BABS Dial-a-bus 01542 835800 

Balloch Trust 01542 886288 

Breathing Space 0800 838587 

Childline 0800 1111 

Children’s Head Injury Trust 01224 639729 

Chiropody 01343 543131 

Citizens Advice Bureau 01343 550088 

Contact a Family Scotland 0131 475 2608 

Cornerstone Community Care 01542 821625 

CRUSE Bereavement Care 01542 833238 

Diabetes UK – Tadpoles 01343 542489 

Elgin Youth Café 01343 548300 

Family Fund Trust 01904 621115 

Family Planning 01343 543131 ext 225 

Family Planning Clinic 01343 543131 ext 67310 

Forres Carers Support Group 01309 673619 

Forres Osprey Trust (Bus) 01309 672355 

Grampian Housing Association 01343 552779 

HOPELineUK 01706 214449 

Keith Community Bus Group 01542 882028 

Keith Sunshine Group 01542 870503 

Ladybird Group 01343 815064 

Laich of Moray Trust (Bus for Disabled) 01343 544987 

Langstane Housing Association 01343 540480 

LesBiGay 01343 541188 

Local Nature Reserves Warden – Douglas Hawkes 01343 563469 

Message Home 0800 700740 

Moray Drugsline 0345 320202 

Moray Housing Co-op or Partnership 

Moray New Futures 01343 549778 

Moray Women’s Aid 01343 548549 

MYA Covesea Road Project 01343 552183 

MYA Intensive Housing Support 01343 546214 

National Aids Helpline 0800 567123 

National Drugs Helpline 0800 776600 

National Foster Care Association 0141 204 1400 

NHS 24 Helpline 08454 242424 

Know The Score (Drugs) 0800 5875879 

Noah’s Ark Development Playgroup 01309 672296 

Parentline 0808 800 2222 

Parents Together – Cerebral Palsy Support Group 

1 Templand Road, Lhanbryde 

Rainbow Development Playgroup 01343 554352 

Rape Crisis for Men 01349 862686 

Rape Crisis for Women 01349 865316 

Rocking Horse Development Playgroup 01340 831247 

Runaway Helpline 0808 8007070 

Samaritans 08457 909090 

Scottish ~Dyslexia ~Association 01786 446650 

Scottish Domestic Abuse Helpline 0800 027 1234 

Scottish Society for Autism 01259 720044 

Sexwise 0800 282930 

Shakti Women’s Aid (Scotland) 0131 475 2399 

Speyside Dial a bus 01340 831278 

St Olaf Care Services 01667 454940 

Teddy Bear Development Playgroup 01542 831522 

The Grampian Addiction Problem Service (GAPS) 01261 861663 

Trading Standards 01343 554610 

Victim Support (Moray) 01343 812995 

Visualise 0131 475 2337 

Volunteer Link 01343 544104 

Youth Drinkline 0345 320202 

YWCA 01343 543736 

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GLOSSARY 

Accommodated 

ASfL / ASN 

Aftercare 

Agency 

ASBO 

Assessment 

ASG 

Baby Think it Over 

CALM 

CAMHS 

Care Management 

CCSF 

Children’s Hearing 

Child Protection 

Register 

CYPP 

CSP 

CRAG 

CIP 

CPN 

Day Care 

DTS 

EDS 

ESS 

FE 

HE 

HIF 

HMIE 

Health Care 

HPS 

HPSS 

Health Service 

Providers 

HSO 

ICT 

Independent Sector 

IFA 

LAC 

LAF 

LAP 

LCN 

LTO 

Local Authority 

Looked After 

When a child in need is places in residential care, foster care or other establishment other 

than their family home 

Additional Support for Learning / Additional Support Needs 

Support Services provided after a child has been accommodated. That is when a child in 

need is placed in Residential Care, Foster Care or other establishment other than the family 

home 

An organisation, statutory, private or voluntary, which provides and/or purchases social 

care, health care or housing in the community 

Anti-Social Behaviour Order – This is a civil order and can be taken out against persons 

over 12 years of age or older. Failure to comply is a criminal offence, and for adults can 

result in a fine or imprisonment 

The process of defining an individual’s needs, deciding on the help required and 

determining eligibility of services 

Area School Group or Associated School Group 

Young People’s Project 

Consultation, Advice, Liaison Moray 

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 

The process of co-ordinating the assessment of an individual’s needs and organising the 

appropriate services to meet those needs 

The Changing Children’s Services Fund has been established by the Scottish Executive as a 

catalyst for change for all agencies in delivering better outcomes for the most vulnerable 

and deprived children through more effective and integrated service delivery 

This body deals with cases where a child has committed an offence or has been offended 

against and is in need of care and protection 

A list held by the Local Authority of the children who are at risk of abuse or neglect and 

require protections from several agencies 

Children and Young Peoples Partnership 

Co-ordinated Support Plan 

Corporate Responsibility Action Group: the strategic Officer group driving forward the 

integrated children’s services agenda 

Critical Incident Process 

Continuous Professional Development 

Services which offer care, treatment, rehabilitation and support outwith a person’s home, as 

distinct from social and recreational activities 

Determined To Succeed 

Educational Development Service 

Educational Support Services 

Further Education 

Higher Education 

Health Improvement Fund 

Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Education 

Clinical care including investigation, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and 

health promotion 

Health Promoting Schools 

Highland Pre-School Services 

All agencies providing health services, including NHS Trusts, Primary Care services and 

the independent sector 

Home Supervision Order - A statutory order made by the children’s panel where a child 

remains at home 

Information and communication technology 

An umbrella term for voluntary, “not for profit” and private organisations, which may 

provide services for children and young people 

Integrated Framework of Assessment 

Looked After Children 

Local Action Fund 

Local Assessment & Planning Process 

Local Community Network 

Learning & Teaching Officer 

Publicly elected and accountable body which has a range of statutory powers and 

responsibilities to obtain and provide particular services 

A term used to describe children who may be supervised, subject to Place of Safety Orders, 

Child Protection Orders, Parental Responsibility Orders or Warrants and those on 

supervision living at home. Those children and young people who require to be looked after 

outwith their family (either subject to a legal order or 

on a voluntary basis) are referred to as looked after and accommodated children 

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GLOSSARY (Continued) 

MCHSCP 

MIDAS 

MIS 

MYSP 

NEET 

MCP 

NHS 

NHS Trusts 

NQT 

OSCAL 

Parental 

Responsibilities 

Parenting Orders 

PPP 

Primary Care 

Provider 

PR&D 

PSE 

Public or Statutory 

Sector 

QI 

Reporters 

Administration 

Respite Care 

RIO 

ROA 

RMPS 

SACRO 

SEMP 

SfL 

Social Care 

Solution Oriented 

Schools 

Sure start 

SQA 

UN 

Voluntary Sector 

Moray Community Health and Social Care Partnership 

Moray Inter-agency Developmental Assessment & Support 

Management Information Systems 

Member of Scottish Youth Parliament 

Not in employment, education or training 

Moray Childcare Partnership 

National Health Service 

Bodies established by the Secretary of State within the NHS to assume responsibility for 

the management of hospital and community health care facilities and the services they 

provide 

Newly Qualified Teacher 

Out of school care and learning 

Range of activities which the Children (Scotland) Act 1195 expects parents to undertake 

including safeguarding their health, development and welfare, providing direction and 

guidance, maintaining regular contact and acting as a legal representative 

This is an order for parents who deliberately or recklessly fail their children and who fail to 

take help and support on a voluntary basis 

Public Private Partnership 

Health services delivered through General Practice Health Centres, dentists, chemists and 

opticians 

Any person, group or organisation supplying a service to children and young people 

Personal review and development 

Personal and social education 

That group of bodies which is required by statute to obtain or provide particular services, 

such as local authorities and Health Boards 

Quality Improvement 

Body that assesses the appropriateness of referring a particular case involving children to a 

Children’s Hearing 

Services designed to provide relief for the carer as well as the service user by taking on the 

caring task for a short time or long periods of time. This may take place in the person’s 

home, residential care or other settings 

Research & Information Officer 

Regeneration Outcome Agreement 

Religious, moral & philosophical studies 

Safer Communities Rehabilitating Offenders Organisation 

School Estate Management Plan 

Support for Learning 

Services that provide social support and assistance to people. Social care includes the 

provision of advice, information and counselling, domiciliary services, day and residential 

care and various forms of practical help such as equipment and home adaptations 

School that has undertaken solution-orientated focussed training. 

Special Scottish Executive funding for vulnerable children (0-3 years) and their families 

Scottish Qualifications Authority 

United Nations 

Organisations which provide services in the community and which are always “not for 

profit”. These services can be advisory, campaigning or be directly provided 

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