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Safeguarding Polish Children

The conference consists of three discussion panels. At the end of each, there will be time for a Q&A. There will be an opportunity to interact with the speakers and representatives of various organisations and services during coffee breaks and lunch time. Please find more details in attached document.

To ensure your organisation is represented, please confirm you attendance via email. We have limited spaces.

For further information and booking please contact us on 07976838571 or email info@pinuk.online

Entry free. Refreshments and lunch will be provided.

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Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens

Join us at Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens where we have invited key industry professionals from across the globe to help you implement smart technology strategies. New thinking is allowing city regions to explore solutions and create smarter, more connected places that can enhance service delivery and improve citizen’s lives.

The aim of this event is to tap into smarter and most innovative ways to support the complex needs of citizens and develop the infrastructure to overcome some of the grand societal challenges.

This topical event expands on agendas from our previous conferences and will also cover perceptions, experiences and ideas on what makes a city smart to help you tap into the revolution towards building healthier communities.

For more information and to book click here

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Social Investment Conference

‘Social investment’ refers to finance provided for voluntary and community groups and social enterprises by investors who expect to both get their investment back and to create social impact.

We’re running a conference with Harrow Council which will provide a detailed introduction to social investment, the types of investment available and the approaches you should take.

If your organisation needs to generate income, source funds to help provide services to local communities, or to expand and build capacity, then come a long and find out whether social Investment is right for y…

for more information click here

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Mental Health: Making the Forward Plan a Reality

Are you interested in gaining a greater understanding of common problems impacting on adult mental health services?

Benefit from real life experiences and projects that can help to improve access to high-quality care, deliver more integrated services and earlier interventions.

For more information and book your place please click here

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The National Children and Young Peoples Mental Health Conference

Join us at The National Children and Young Peoples Mental Health Conference, we are overwhelmed with the response we have had so far with over 280 delegates registered. Places are now limited with only 7 weeks to go, please get in-touch with Colette on 0161 376 9007 to hold or register your place today!
Public concern around child and adolescent mental health is at an all-time high. The prime minister, Theresa May, announced in January her intention to better identify and help the growing number of young people in schools who are at risk of developing mental health issues (The Guardian 10.05.17).

Join us at this years event to hear practical advice and guidance that will help you to improve access and outcomes, reduce inequality and implement The Five Forward View principles across Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
Hold your place today The National CAMHS Conference to see a whole-system approach focused on prevention of mental ill health, early intervention and integration of services.

Please book here

 

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Women Entrepreneurs and Media

You are warmly invited to Pro Art’s event which will discuss Women Entrepreneurs and Media through an interactive talk with the panellists -Supported by Community Outreach and Engagement Team

Date and Time:

Thursday, 15th June 2017, from  14:00 to 17:30

Address: Houses of Parliament, Jubilee Room, St Stephens Entrance, SW1A 0AA

For more information and to register your place please click here

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Charity Seminar

Trustee induction

This popular session will assist current trustees and others thinking about becoming trustees to understand their legal and governance duties. Andrew Studd will explore:

  • key issues to consider when becoming a trustee
  • getting on top of the job – what to ask for in induction
  • legal and governance duties of a trustee
  • personal liability and risks for trustees
  • charity law and Charity Commission regulation and guidance
  • conflicts of interests management and trustee payments

Date and time: 14th June 2017, 16.45 – arrival | 17.00 – presentation | 18.00 – networking drink

Address: 2 Putney Hill, London, SW15 6AB

Book your place here

 

 

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Fundraising & Regulatory Compliance Conference

The Fundraising Regulator will be holding a joint conference with the ICO and Charity Commission aimed at helping charities & fundraising organisations comply with the law on data & consent. The event on 21st February will be live streamed here.

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Tomorrows London: A Space to Think Event

Tomorrows London
A Space to Think Event

20th January 2016 9:30 – 4:00

LVSC and London for All are holding a day long conference to kick start the New Year.

We’ve seen the comprehensive spending review, while 2016 brings the London mayoral elections and further progression of the devolution programme. The conference will provide the VCSE sector with a space to think about what these and other challenges mean for their organisations and the people they work with. Exploring the political, economic, social and technological challenges and opportunities facing our sector, we will explore strategies to not just survive but thrive, to ensure the best outcomes for Londoners.

During the highly interactive day participants will have an opportunity to think about how the national and London picture will impact on their work, cohort and organisation and in the afternoon open space sessions we will explore how organisations can thrive rather than just survive.

We will hear from a range of speakers including Nick Davies (Public Services Manager, NCVO), Ben Rogers (Director,Centre for London), Tim Wilson (Principal Grants and Social Investment Officer, City Bridge Trust), Vivienne Hayes MBE (CEO,Women’s Resource Centre), Cllr Farah Hussain (LB Redbridge), Ross Diamond (Chief Officer, Redbridge CVS), Dominic Pinkney (Works 4U) and a representative from Clean Break.

Our breakout sessions will focus on:

1) Continuing to meet the need: working with Local Authorities following the CSR.

2) Devolution and a changing London: what does it mean for the VCSE?

3) Wooing and working with the private sector: strategies and insider information

To book a place please go here

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