Children Growth Development

In this topic we will be teaching what parents and carers need to know about the four key stages of development: physical, cognitive, emotional and sexual development. This will ensure they are informed about the specific changes kids will go through and how to cater to their progression.

 

Children’s Behaviour

Here, the developmental changes to children’s temperament will be taught and the different ways a parent or carer can go about dealing with the child’s behaviour. We will also advise upon the qualities a parent should possess in keeping a parenting method that allows for a healthy household where the child can feel consistency which improves bad behaviour.

 

Parenting Stress

This topic builds upon the previous topic in the way of coping with the stresses of tending to children and the ways to cope with these issues. The qualities mentioned previously will be developed with more clarity and we will explain the pros and cons between them.

 

Health and Safety

In this topic, we will be teaching the fundamentals of health and safety around children. Areas such as food preparation, danger-free environments and hygiene will be taught. Also, a demonstration about how to effectively go about these practical subjects will be performed also to further develop the understanding of parents.

Venue
St. Mary’s Church, 2 Edith Road, West Kensington, W14 9BA (Click Here for a map)

Dates and Times
Session 1: 26th October 2018 11am-1pm
Session 2: 23rd November 2018 11am-1pm
Session 3: 14th December 2018 11am-1pm
Session 4: 18th January 2019 11am-1pm
Graduation ceremony: 15th February 2019 11am-1pm

Contact
Mirjeta Palaj
Edith Durham Community
Tel: 07882855377

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The pinnacle of this year’s events calendar is approaching, with over 30 experts taking centre-stage, covering 40 unique topics across 40 interactive sessions. Combining the diversity of the sector with our mutual passion for helping others, these sessions – carefully crafted by industry professionals – will ensure you leave with the tools required to thrive in your organisation.

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Many of our members tell us that finding the time to run their charity and secure funding is an ongoing challenge, which you might be able to relate to.

If so, NCVO is here to help.

We have a wealth of information, practical tools and services to help you and your trustees in the day to day running of your charity, helping you save time and have a greater impact on your beneficiaries.

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Effective performance management is about setting the right environment and ensuring managers have the skills and confidence needed to intervene early. Join our Trusted Supplier HR Services Partnership on 20 September for their live webinar ‘Effective performance management – getting the best from your staff.’

You will learn:
• Key elements for setting up a productive working environment
• How to improve individual and team performance
• The essential elements for managing unsatisfactory performance

Places are limited so to ensure you don’t miss out, book your place here today.

Chris Taylor, NCVO
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A new apprentice vacancy for Sheltered Housing Officer (Apprentice) is now live.

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Deadline to apply: 24th September.

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Tina Mayers
Manager/CEO

Shepherds Bush Families Project & Children’s Centre
58A Bulwer Street
London W12 8AP
Telephone:  020 8749 2371 

TOPICS COVERED

  • Do you know the most common reasons for rejection?
  • Are you gathering the right evidence?
  • Are you making the right arguments?
  • Are you using the right terminology?
  • Are your numbers right?
  • Are you learning from rejections?

 

  • Are you assembling the right documents?
  • Do you know how to create a clear and succinct standard funding bid?
  • Are you communicating with people or just excluding them?
  • Do you know your own organisation well enough?
  • Are you thinking through your projects carefully enough?

 

  • Do you know enough about your competitors?
  • Do you know the trusts?
  • Are you answering the questions funders will ask themselves about your application?
  • Are you submitting applications correctly?

The workshop consists of talk, questions and answers. There are no power points or audio visuals used.

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Hammersmith and Fulham Mind (HFM) is a charity working to promote good mental health within our locality. Well at Work was launched by HFM in 2003. We are a team of mental health experts dedicated to improving staff wellbeing and the management of mental health in the workplace. http://www.wellatwork.org.uk/meettheteam

We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated volunteer to support the Well at Work Team’s Client Relationship Management Co-ordinator with data gathering, collation, analysis and reporting.

The role will offer insight into business development and marketing, providing scope for job learning and development. This may suit a student or individual looking to begin a career in these areas. 

Hours are flexible; we are looking for someone to contribute at least five hours a week, ideally more.  The role is based in our office in Fulham but there could also be opportunities for remote working.   

To apply for this role, please send us your CV to recruit@hfmind.org.uk, along with a few bullet points to explain why you are applying. 

Posted on: 3/9/ 2018

Closing date: 23/9/ 2018

Residents, schools and community groups are being encouraged to host a ‘play street’ to mark World Car-Free Day next month.

Play Streets involve residents closing off their road for a few hours on a chosen day, so that children can play freely without the fear of traffic.

To mark World Car-Free Day, H&F Council will be hosting a ‘Car-Free Festival’ with events taking place on Friday 21 September and Saturday 22 September.

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Click here for more information about World Car-Free Day

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This guide provides thorough backgrounds on grant sources, as well as commentary and advice on how to apply and what grant-makers are looking for.

This sixteenth edition offers information on 1,004 of the largest grant-makers which award a combined total of over £5.5 billion.

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Our charity training equips you with the latest techniques and practical guidance, giving you the confidence to get back to your work and make a real difference for those you’re there for. All from top trainers, experts in their fields, with hands-on experience.

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