NCVO Annual Conference 2019 programme

This is a time of transition and charities must be prepared to adapt. The political environment looks to be uncertain for months. As a leader it’s important for you to navigate through major changes and identify trends and tools that can support your organisation.

With many difficult issues ahead, it’s more important than ever to learn from each other so that you can continue to best support your beneficiaries.

Join us and be inspired to shape the future of the voluntary sector.

We will consider how future trends and tools can strengthen your charity and support you to develop as a leader.

 

Who should attend?

This event is aimed at chief executives, directors or senior managers of voluntary organisations. It will also be useful to trustees, chairs and anyone working closely with an organisation’s management team.

 

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TechWest.London – Reshaping Industry and Stopping Climate Change

Join TechWest.London and Upstream on Thursday 28 March 2019 at Huckletree West for networking and a panel discussion on different live applications of Blockchain Technology.

Our speaker panel includes:
Alecia Esson, Founder and Director, Nxsteps Group Ltd (Chair)
Derek Myers, Director, Beond – speaking about the Zero Carbon Project
Nigel Smith, Head of Product and Propositions, HSBC – one of the first banks to conduct a commercial trade finance transaction on blockchain
Sukhi Jutla, Founder and COO, MarketOrders

The gathering takes place in one of West London’s tech hot spots – Hucktletree West. Huckletree is a workspace accelerator bringing together a diverse, disruptive community of startups, scaleups, innovation teams and global brands – all powered by the belief that collaboration is key to building a successful business. A place where “creativity meets talent and curiosity inspires innovation”.
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Join us for the first the first Park Royal Business Group Breakfast Forum of 2019 at The Castle; a hidden gem situated right next to North Acton tube station. These morning events gather Park Royal businesses to discuss specific issues that affect Park Royal.

The February session will focus on HS2 and the design planned for the Old Oak station. The new station is projected to be the biggest sub-surface station ever to be built in the UK at around 1 kilometre in length and 20 metres below ground level.

Speakers:
Rob Avery, Senior Project Manager for Old Oak Station, Hs2
More speakers to be announced soon!
For more information about WLB/PRBG networking, please contact Clarence at clarence@westlondon.com or on 020 8607 2500.
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Mental health services in the UK are to receive a £2 billion a year package

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With only 4 weeks to go and a limited amount of tickets remaining, our high profile event Meeting Mental Health Needs: Practical Interventions to Improve Solutions is not to be missed.

With the news that Mental health services in the UK are to receive a £2 billion a year package to better support those with mental health problems, this conference will will be another excellent opportunity to gain improved understanding of the myriad of factors and issues surrounding mental health.

You will also hear about latest developments and how to implement them and track the journey towards a system of better treatment, integration and funding.

Discussion areas on the day will include:

The NHS Ten Year Plan
Funding our mental health services
Quality of care in our mental health services
Using Technology to Support Mental Health and Reduce Inequalities
Workplace mental health: How much progress has been made?
Student mental health: Providing solutions

For more details simply email jonathan.smith@ofenewsletters.co.uk, or contact Jonathan Smith on 0161 376 9007

 

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Health Conference 2018 – St. Mungo’s

The annual HHP (Healh and Homelessness Project) Health and Wellbeing Conference is scheduled for Thursday 13 December 2018 from 12-3.30pm. The Conference will take place in the Small Hall, LBHF Town Hall, King Street, W6 9JU.

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Click Here for more info and links to book your place

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The answers to your fundraising questions

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Ever wanted to hear from the fundraising gurus themselves? At Fundraising Now, over 30 sector experts will be sharing their knowledge on 40 topics to help you bring in the funding your charity needs to thrive in the service it delivers.

The countdown continues with just over 40 days to go. Have a look at the schedule of fundraising sessions, as well as who is speaking, below.

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Fundraising Now 2018

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The pinnacle of this year’s events calendar is approaching, with over 30 experts taking centre-stage, covering 40 unique topics across 40 interactive sessions. Combining the diversity of the sector with our mutual passion for helping others, these sessions – carefully crafted by industry professionals – will ensure you leave with the tools required to thrive in your organisation.

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Geriatric Emergency Medicine Bootcamp

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From Imperial College Healthcare, this one-day conference is focused on providing tailored education to improve the acute and urgent care of frail older adults, focusing on care management & decision making in a crisis.

  • Speakers from across the UK representing a wide range of specialities and professions
  • Content based on a collaborative learning needs assessment across the region
  • Plenary Sessions and breakout workshops allowing participants to individualise their learning
  • Sessions covering all aspects of holistic care from patient experience to trauma, from mental health to continence and many more!
  • CPD points from Royal College of Physicians (Pending)
  • Poster presentations welcomed, please email the address below if you would like to share your projects

When: 9am-4.15pm, Monday 8th October 2018

Where: St Paul’s Centre, Hammersmith, W6 9PJ

If you have any queries, or to present a poster please contact: Geriatric.Bootcamp@imperial.nhs.uk

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Fundraising Now 2018 – Early Bird rates

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The way in which society operates is changing. The fundraising profession isn’t immune from this. In order to stay connected with your donors, it’s important that we embrace and adopt new tools and techniques.

Our flagship event – Fundraising Now – will bring together some of the leading movers and shakers to help you secure the financial future for your charity.

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Early Bird rates available until 31 July, from just £149 a day

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Small Charity Week 2018 is just around the corner

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Small Charity Week 2018 is just around the corner, are you ready to make the most of it? 

Small Charity Week’s media partner is:

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From the FSI May Newsletter. Click Here to find out more about the FSI

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Charity Technology Breakfast Briefing: Is blockchain the future for charities?

Join us at the first in our series of breakfast briefings exploring the opportunities and challenges facing charity IT leaders. These interactive seminars provide a unique forum for open debate and an opportunity to connect with your peers.

The first event will seek to answer the question ‘Is blockchain the future for charities?’

To understand a little more about that question and to help you decide if this briefing is for you, Click Here

This event is run in partnership with Charity IT Leaders.

This event is designed to provide space for charities to debate with other charities. As a result, there are no corporate spaces available and we will withdraw places booked by non-charity delegates. We will issue a refund minus an administration fee of 15%.  

Click here for more information including; the programme, speakers, prices and venue.

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