Aged 16-24, not in education, employment of training and with a serious passion for sport… apply for the Community Activator Coach (Level 2) qualification.
More details available here or contact foundation@fulhamfc.com
Deadline 23rd August
Although Sobus have been running Freston Road Hub since the end of 2017, we are now having a formal launch to showcase the hub and what we offer.
All are welcome to come and tour the facilities, meet current hub users, discuss your needs and any questions with our friendly staff and enjoy refreshments and nibbles with us on 17th August from 4pm to 6pm at Freston Road Hub, 196 Freston Road, W10 6TT.
Freston Road Hub is a modern, accessible, shared office space for enterprises, charities and social business. This brand new, purpose built Hub located in Kensington and Chelsea, London, W10, is just minutes’ from Westfield with its many shops and places to eat, BBC and Imperial College.
The Hub is close to Latimer Road Underground Station and just 15 minutes away from Central London.
Freston Road Hub offers:
- 40 + workspaces complete available on a pay as you go or monthly hire basis
- 4 high quality meeting and training rooms accommodating from 2-32 people
- Registered Mailing address facility
- High speed, secure internet & Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen and breakout area for networking or lunch
- Bike storage
- Full wheelchair accessibility
- Lockable storage
- Photocopying and printing facilities
Special offers for August & September 2018:
Sign up for a 3 month license and receive the 3rd month half price!*
Additional special offers for local residents
For residents from Notting Dale, St Helen’s, Dalgarno, Golborne, Colville, Pembridge, Campden and Holland Wards of RBKC
- One month Free (when signing up for a 12 month license)*
- Additional discounts for meeting room hire
*limited to one offer per licensee/organisation
For more information email info@sobus.org.uk
Benefit Mythbuster (https://benefitmythbuster.net) is a new online web tool designed to help address commonly held myths and misconceptions about universal credit.
People can choose from three options – ‘Starting a New Claim’, ‘Managing your Claim’, and ‘Solving Problems’ to find out more about their rights, including information on job search, the claimant commitment, in-work conditionality, sanctions, and more.
People can also get in touch to add a myth that needs busting. Or help to bust a myth!
Benefit Mythbuster is one of a range of web tools from the advice and technology charity Lasa, who also deliver rightsnet – the social welfare law information & advice site for advisers. Find out more at: https://www.rightsnet.org.uk/resources/webtools
Lasa is a social welfare law and tech charity. Established in 1984, we’re dedicated to supporting organisations in their use of technology and the delivery of social welfare law advice to the disadvantaged communities they serve.
Find out more about our services:
Website: www.lasa.org.uk
Email: info@lasa.org.uk
Follow us: @lasacharity
Call us: 020 7377 2748
Homeless charity Restart, which offers drop-in, employability and mentoring services, is looking for a partner. Restart offers a volunteer pool, mentoring training and management system and a unique employability service which matches clients to a diverse range of host partners to build key personal and professional skills. Restart has 10 years’ experience in the area.
The ideal partner would be an organisation who have a new or existing space to offer a drop-in and meals to homeless clients as a way to introduce rehabilitation programmes. Restart would welcome their partner’s resources to complement their own work and they must share their values of inclusion, commitment, collaboration and co-production. They have been primarily working in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea but their links would be ideal for anywhere in Central or West London.
If this could be you, please contact Nick Gandon on 07799 477758 or nick.gandon@aureus-sv.com . Read and watch more at www.restartlives.org
A huge thanks to all of our funders, sponsors, venues, artists, audiences and volunteers for making this year’s HF ArtsFest the biggest and best yet!
To date, our statistics reveal that in the 9 days of the Festival there were over 800 artists taking part with over 10,000 audience numbers. We also managed to post 79,000 of our printed programme through the letterboxes of every household in the borough! The launch of ‘JOY’ at the Lyric was a huge success and our thanks go to Turtle Key Arts for delivering this fantastic programme. Congratulations to all!
HF ArtsFest Festival Manager
A big thank you goes to our Festival Manager, Sam Deards, who worked tirelessly to make the festival come together and run smoothly. We thank him for his time and efforts and wish him all the best for his next endeavours.
Feedback
We are still collecting feedback, data and statistics from this year’s Festival. So, please help our wonderful Volunteer, Daphne, by completing the questions she sent to all Arts Partners email in June and return by email: events@hf-artsfest.com .
Trustee Search
We are looking to recruit new trustees to join our board and take the HF ArtsFest into the future. For more information and details please contact Trea trea@hf-artsfest.com
Fundraising and Sponsorship
As you will be aware, HF ArtsFest is primarily run by volunteers and to make it fully sustainable for the years to come we need further funding and sponsorship. If you are interested in discussing or have any ideas around raising further funds, then please feel free to contact Trea trea@hf-artsfest.com
HF ArtsFest 2019
We are already planning next year’s HF ArtsFest and we will host the first 2019 Arts Partner Meeting in November 2018. So WATCH THIS SPACE for the date!
We hope you all have a fantastic Summer and we look forward to working with you all again!
Your Community, Your Artists, Your Festival
We have an interesting workshop for men on Kidney awareness delivered by the charity Kidney Research UK.
Click Here for a poster to share and let men know about this workshop.
Contact
Healthworks, Dalgarno Trust
1 Webb Close
Dalgarno Way
London W10 5QB
Web: www.dalgarnotrust.org.uk
Tel: 0208 969 6300
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The Work and Health Unit (WHU), which is jointly managed by the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Health and Social Care, is using a £4.2m Challenge Fund to test new approaches that can help people experiencing mental health and/or musculoskeletal (MSK) issues stay in work.
They are looking to fund around twenty Initiatives which will improve their understanding of what works in one or more of the following areas:
- Helping people stay in work by increasing their ability to self-manage their conditions.
- Helping people access advice and support about what sort of work they might be capable of doing given their wider needs and circumstances.
- Developing new approaches to help employers and individuals develop workplace solutions, or ways of working that facilitate greater participation of people experiencing these conditions.
- Improving systems by joining up services to strengthen communication, liaison or joint action.
We welcome applications from employers, charities, social enterprises, local authorities, health bodies and others from across England, Scotland and Wales.
The deadline for receipt of Challenge Fund applications is Friday 17th August at 17.00. Projects are anticipated to run between October 2018 and February 2020.
Click the image at the top of this post to go to the Application Portal for more info.
The Mayor of London is committed to supporting European Londoners in the light of the UK leaving the EU. As part of this work, we will be supporting civil society to engage with European Londoners about the Government’s proposed Settlement Scheme and reach out to those groups most at risk of marginalisation. We have now launched our pilot micro grant scheme to support this important work.
City Hall will provide micro-grant funding of up to £2,000 to community groups and small civil society organisations with demonstrable expertise and reach to deliver outreach activity on the settled status scheme, providing information and advice to vulnerable European Londoners.
You can find the link to read more and to apply here – https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/business-and-economy/apply-european-londoners-outreach-funding
The deadline is 20th August 2018 5pm. If you have any questions about this microgrant scheme feel free to get in touch with me at Bella.Kosmala@london.gov.uk or Hannah Boylan Hannah.Boylan@london.gov.uk
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Funding News
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Building Connections FundSupporting projects that are able to prevent or reduce loneliness |
Global Giving Crowdfunding trainingGlobalGiving is the largest global crowdfunding community connecting non-profits, donors and companies around the world. Apply now for September Accelerator training programme. Charities will receive free online training in digital fundraising and have access to GlobalGiving’s fundraising tools and resources. You’ll then be entered in to a 3-week crowdfunding campaign in September to raise at least £4,000 for your chosen project. There will be match funding opportunities, bonus prizes and graduates will receive permanent GlobalGiving partnership. |
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Training Events
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Women Into Literature Development & EmpowermentHealth Workshop – “Taking care of our Mental Health” Thurs 26th July More details contact here |
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