The Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales has announced that it is to close its Enable grants programme on 31 August.
Charities have until the end of August to apply for the remaining £1.9m in the programme, which awards up to £15,000 over one or two years to improve systems or pilot new projects.
The grants have been used to help with issues such as business planning, trustee recruitment and marketing projects.
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Founded in 2011, Key4Life is a youth rehabilitation programme working with young men, aged 18-30 years old in prison or at risk of going to prison to reduce re-offending and support participants into sustainable and meaningful employment.
Key4Life offers two programmes, following the same model,detailed below:
1. A 6-month preventative community-based programme, with at-risk young males who are NEET, to divert them away from offending and onto a positive path to employment.
2. A 12-month ‘through the gate’ programme to participants seeking a second chance postrelease from prison, with support tailored to their needs.
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H&F’s Partnership and Strategy team, as part of research for a new housing strategy, is asking 3rd sector organisations who work with H&F to complete a short questionnaire.
H&F’s Partnership and Strategy team want to understand and build relationship with partners, and your responses will help them understand how.
Your responses will also help shape the way the Council works better for residents in the future.
The 3rd sector questionnaire can be found here: https://lbhf.citizenspace.com/growth-and-place/6391bcc7
This online consultation closes at midnight on 12 May 2019.
Questions for H&F residents
The questionnaire for H&F residents can be found here.
Open Forum Events has developed a reputation for delivering high quality conferences focusing on the lives of people living with learning disabilities and/or autism. We are pleased to announce that we are expanding our portfolio of such meetings with the publication of our 6th event- Learning Disabilities and Autism: Promoting Positive Outcomes.
The conference agenda will introduce new speakers, delivering expert insight into areas of interest not previously addressed.
Attendees at this event will benefit from significant, informative content that will focus on enhancing lives and fulfilling potential.
Discussion areas will include:
– meeting future needs
– support provision and initiatives already in place and fulfilling a role
– examples of best-case practice
Click here to see the conference website and book your ticket.
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Click Here for a brief update of some of the Engagement that has taken place with patients and the public from all the CCGs across North West London.
Please let us know if you find this information useful?
Donjeta Zogi
Engagement Assistant
North West London Clinical Commissioning Groups
email: Donjeta.zogi@nhs.net
Tel: 02033504302
2.Community engagement February 20192nd Floor, 15 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5JD
A conference addressing the key issues facing advisers
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To book tickets please visit hflaw.org.uk
Here are some useful ways to keep you and your property safe on the street, which feels particularly relevant given the recent spate of knife crime in the borough.
You are less likely to be targeted if you look confident. Move with purpose and try to be aware of your surroundings.
Plan your route and think about what to take with you, especially if you’re going somewhere you haven’t been before. Keep to busy, well-lit streets, walkways and paths which are more likely to be covered by CCTV. Only take licensed taxis or minicabs booked by phone or a mobile phone app.
Keep your mobile phone and valuables out of sight. If you’re using your phone it’s more likely to be snatched from your hand as you’re not paying attention to your surroundings, so look around you.
And never leave a mobile, any other device, wallet or purse on the table of an outdoor café, pub or restaurant. Same goes for any jewellery you might be wearing – keep it covered when walking down the street.
Finally – and this is so important to remember – if you’re threatened with violence, don’t risk your personal safety. Property can be replaced, you can’t. See our page of advice on responding to violent situations.
A lovely private office space suitable for up to three people will become available in April at Dawes Road Hub. To enquire and view, please contact:
email: Reception.drh@sobus.org.uk
Tel: 02079521230
Flying Start is an art agency based in London, UK. We run inspiring Graffiti Workshops and Graffiti Parties. We also make amazing Murals and create quality Private Commissions.
Led by a fully qualified teacher, our team of artists each has at least 20 years experience of creating graffiti art, large-scale murals and fine art and has achieved international acclaim for their work. We achieve fantastic results working with Young People to create graffiti canvases and colourful murals. Flying Start are experienced in fostering creativity, teaching teamwork and encouraging resilience. Our mural and private commission artwork is of a high quality and we have achieved consistent successes when working with clients.’
Contact
web: www.flyingstartteam.com
email: info@flyingstartteam.com
Phone: 07908 511 058
