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Save the Date: Healthwatch Annual Meeting

Join us on 7th November 2017 at St Pauls Centre in Hammersmith.
On the 7th November, between 4.30 – 8pm, we will be holding our Annual Meeting. There will be:

  • Talks about our work from the past year
  • Voluntary organisations, including Carers Network and The Advocacy Project
  • Entertainment
  • Food and drinks
  • And more!

If you are interested in attending please could you RSVP so we will know how many to cater for. You can do so online by clicking RSVP (this will take you to Eventbrite), emailing info@healthwatchcentralwestlondon.org or phoning 020 8968 7049.

Register here

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Calling all Deaf and Disabled People in Hammersmith & Fulham

Earlier in the year the Disabled People’s Commission conducted the 2017 Disabled Residents’ survey and followed up with events for local Deaf and Disabled residents. They are now holding an event on Monday October 2nd, from 4.30 – 6.45pm

To book a place contact kevin.caulfield@lbhf.gov.uk , call 020 8753 2106 or call / text 07584 655244

For more information please click here

 

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Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens

Open Forum Events would like you to join us at our National Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens conference which is taking place in London on the 9th November 2017.

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

Join us at Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens to explore the most innovative and efficient ways to use technology and data to tackle some of the biggest problems. Major city leaders and business figures from across the UK and internationally will share their views on how to develop smart and more connected cities.

To book your place click here

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Online Fundraising

Training in “Developing a fundraising plan” and gaining an insight into fundraising online with “Grow your 10’er” has been organised for 20th September here at Sobus starting at 11:00 through to 1:00.
The training will be delivered by Local Giving who are a registered charity that support  charitable organisations to diversify income through online fundraising.

Please register with us by contacting Nigel Jacques at nigel.jacques@sobus.org.uk  Places are limited so please register as quickly as possible.

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Success with Agile in Unpredictable Times

Unpredictability is a sign of the times. Everywhere you look public sector organisations are struggling to understand what the future might hold.

Learn from experts, and share your experience, at the Agile Business Conference 2017 – a two-day interactive event for all professionals wishing to use Agile principles to create adaptive organisations and successful business transformation.

View event details and book here

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Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens

Open Forum Events would like you to join us at Smart Cities and Communities: Connecting Citizens conference taking place in London on the 9th November 2017.

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

For more information and to book your place click here

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Making STPs a Reality: Action to Deliver Better Care

Every health and care system in England has been tasked with implementing a multi-year Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP). STPs will become the single application and approval process for accessing NHS transformation funding, with the best plans receiving funding allocations first. Getting the approach right to local plans is key to making the vision a reality, ensuring changes drive better health outcomes, better patient care and sustainable transformation in service delivery. Our interactive and engaging conference Making STPs a Reality: Action to Deliver Better Care will support care providers, commissioners and local councils improve health and care in their area.

This conference will support care providers, commissioners and local councils improve health and care in their area. Our conference agenda has been designed to not help organisations drive better quality and more sustainable health care services but understand how to collaborate to deliver improved population health and wellbeing.

October 24th, 2017 | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Royal Garden Hotel, London

More information

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Volunteer Organisers Forum -Quarterly Meeting

All volunteer involving organisations are invited to our quarterly Volunteer Organisers Forum

Date: Wednesday 26th July 2017
Refreshments at 9.45am for a 10am start
Venue:  Dawes Road Hub, 20 Dawes Road, London, SW6 7EN

AGENDA
1. Introductions
2. Linda Thomas from Public Health talks about the Community Champions projects in Hammersmith and Fulham
3. Alex Hill talks about recruiting and manage volunteers at Barons Court Project and how success in involving volunteers in a variety of roles, has enabled service expansion.
4. Gabriella Notarianni Costa from the Austin Forum talks about her experiences of managing a volunteer led ESOL programme.
5. AOB

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Mental Health: Making the Forward Plans a Reality

Open Forum Events would like to invite you to our National Mental Health: Making Forward Plans a Reality conference. This will be our sixth in the series of successful mental health events that we have organised. Our brand new conference has been designed to give all delegates an invaluable update on the road map to improved mental health care, with real examples of service transformation and new approaches to care.

On the day you will hear from our guest speak Frank Bruno MBE. In 2003 Frank Bruno was sectioned for the first time and diagnosed as having Bipolar disorder. His well documented illness put Frank in the public eye and he has used this media attention to help with the stigma attached to mental health and to help raise the standards of care given to those living with mental health issues.

To book your place and for more information please click here

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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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