Due to government guidelines for Covid19, this month’s Community Connect event (every last Tuesday of the month) will be held online rather than in person.
To join via zoom use the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/s/87552870217
Or you can scan the QR code below to join:
Change Grow Live-Connecting London would like to invite you to a Zoom event next Wednesday 19th from 1pm-3pm to mark this year’s Dry January. The theme this year is, ‘Get your You back’ and we will be hosting various people to help inspire.
We are very pleased to be joined again by William Porter the author of Alcohol Explained https://www.alcoholexplained.com/
Also, we have contributions from Club Soda who have recently started an alcohol free off-licence, and Alcohol Change who are the charity which is behind the Dry January campaign, to name a few.
For many September through to April is AGM season, where charities bring their members together to sign off and vote on particular issues, usually accounts and the election of trustees. Often referred to as AGM season.
But only charities that are membership organisations will need to have AGMs.
Even then it is only necessary to hold an AGM if your organisation is set up formally to have “voting members.” Your charity’s governing document – constitution should tell you this. It should also tell you when in the year to hold the AGM and how much notice you need to give. The notice period is usually three or four weeks.
Your charity’s members can attend AGMs and other general meetings. The governing document should define who the members are. Sometimes they have to apply to join the charity, or they may qualify for membership automatically because they live in the local area. Read on
Sobus is also offering discounted room hire for your AGM. Please contact carita.magnani@sobus.org.uk
This year’s conference hosted by ACO: New Horizons – the challenge for post-covid benevolence, invites charities throughout the sector to debate, discuss and share reflections through a series of thought-provoking panels, sessions and workshops.
With over 24 sessions to choose from, split across two days, the Civil Society Spring Summit will provide guidance into the key issues impacting charities during the pandemic and beyond. Our virtual event platform provides innovative networking opportunities, including an interactive roundtable with your peers. This discussion will explore the road to recovery and how to build back better. Topics include:
When: 20th & 21st April, 16:00 BST
Visit the website for full session information, charity team discounts, and to book your place.
Tuesday, 6th July 2021, The Studio, Manchester
This National CPD accredited conference programme is a platform to discuss evidence-based policy recommendations for improving support for NHS staff, hear from workforce-lead initiatives strengthening the representation of doctors and filling shortages in NHS services; as well as engaging with workforce-lead peer support schemes providing fundamental training in mental health counselling for NHS staff, equipping them with the skills to provide confidential listening services to colleagues and programmes filling vacancies within the NHS by re-training refugee doctors to safely practice medicine in the UK – teaching the skills and knowledge required to satisfy examinations in language and clinical skills.
Their has been a high demand for tickets at this event so why not book or hold your places today while you await funding approval.
| REGISTER | VIEW FULL EVENT HERE | HOLD A PLACE HERE |
Join us at our 3rd National Student Mental Health Event. This conference will bring together HE leaders, students, academic/policy researchers, health, social care and counselling services to develop responses to the student mental health crisis.
By attending this conference all delegates will receive 10 CPD points.
You will get to hear from some of the key industry stakeholders on how to assess the diverse impact(s) and disruption of lockdowns and COVID-19 measures on university students – transforming models of teaching, upending the structure and routines that students may rely on; bereaving young people who have lost family members or friends and forcing some into lockdown with people they don’t know – or worse, that pose a risk to them.
Places at this event are going quickly given the high demand. Why not book your place(s) or ask us to hold you ticket(s) while you await funding approval.
| REGISTER | VIEW FULL EVENT HERE | HOLD A PLACE HERE |
