Muslim Rose Welfare have the following job opportunities;
For more information and to apply;
email: support@muslimrosewelfare.org.uk
Call: Sarah 07816819159
Closing Date: Tuesday 14th August .
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We are celebrating Collaboration this Policy Day 2018!
To mark Policy Day of Small Charity Week we are focusing on collaboration between small charities.
The FSI’s research has shown that collaborating more effectively can not only help to solve social problems but can also facilitate efficiency, growth and sustainability. Through working together we can build a stronger and more able Small Charity Sector. Collaborations are by no means easy, they can be delicate and complex to navigate and they are only one piece of the sustainability jigsaw. Therefore charities who seek to collaborate must be clear on the social purpose for collaboration and take all steps necessary to ensure success.
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Policy Day Blog and Video
Our CEO, Pauline Broomhead CBE, has filmed a new vlog on ‘Collaboration Between Small Charities’.
Essential Trustee Video Series
As part of Policy Day 2018, we would like to remind you about our Essential Trustee series, helping to promote good governance for all charity Trustees.
The complete series is now freely available on the FSI website. We hope you will find them useful in supporting trustees of small and local charities and community groups
#ILoveSmallCharities
Be sure to use the hashtag #ILoveSmallCharities to keep us trending on twitter. And while you’re at it, join in our #ILoveSmallCharities Competition for the chance to win £££ prizes.
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Big Advice Day aims to provide small and local charities and community groups across the UK with access to free learning, advice and support, ensuring small charities are equipped with the information they need to help them be sustainable, keep their doors open and support their many beneficiaries
The FSI Small Charity Advice Hub
Didn’t get the opportunity to access advice on Big Advice Day? Why not try the Charity Advice Hub – a telephone support hub that matches requests for advice with expert volunteer advisors throughout the year. These one to one hourly advice sessions will reopen in July!
To register your interest in receiving advice please let us know via this link.
Share your Experience
We continue to recruit our team of Volunteer Charity Advisors to help deliver the Advice Hub throughout the year, so if you have voluntary sector experience and are willing to volunteer your expertise for a couple of hours per month (a commitment of hours to suit you!), then register your interest with us.
You can make a direct difference to small and local charities and community groups by sharing your experience in any of the following areas: building organisational strength, strategy and business planning, fundraising and income generation, marketing and communications, campaigning and public affairs, governance, volunteering and HR, financial resource management or impact reporting and measurement.
This flexible volunteering opportunity is perfect for any voluntary sector professional seeking to build on their skills and experience, someone wanting to keep involved in the voluntary sector or just someone wanting share what they know.
Join our volunteer team and help us to create a world filled with independent, effective and accountable charities with the belief, passion and capacity to achieve their vision.
To register your interest in giving advice, follow this link.
Facebook to kick off the Livestreaming of Big Advice Day workshops
After the success of last year’s livestreaming of our Big Advice Day workshop, we now bring you not one but three live workshops! Details on each of the three workshops are below. Simply visit our Facebook page at the stated times to enjoy the livestream.
Date: 19th June 2017
Location: Your desk!
Workshops:
How Facebook can work for your non-profit
Includes: Creating a Facebook strategy based on your goals / Raising awareness and funds / Using Facebook’s advertising platform
Time: 10.10am-10.50am
Is your strategy driving you in the right direction
Includes: Practical tips / insights based on the FSI’s experience of delivering strategic consultancy services / A clear process / Useful tools to undertake effective strategic planning.
Time: 11.10am-11.50am
Using your impact to tell your story
Includes: Case studies of charities that have used their impact data effectively to tell their story / Provide a useful and practical framework for considering your own impact communications
Time: 16.10pm-16.50pm
#ILoveSmallCharities
Be sure to use the hashtag #ILoveSmallCharities to keep us trending on twitter. And while you’re at it, join in our #ILoveSmallCharities Competition for the chance to win £££ prizes.
Click Here to join the competition
Advicelocal – https://advicelocal.uk – local guide to help with benefits, work, money, housing problems and more
People looking for help with benefits, work, money or housing problems will find advicelocal.uk a useful, free source of help and information.
It’s easy to use. By just entering a postcode and choosing an advice topic anyone can find tailored information for their local area, including details of independent advice organisations who can help get the advice and support they need.
Advicelocal helps with questions relating to: welfare benefits and tax credits; council tax; debt and money advice; housing and homelessness; employment and work issues, disability and social care; and asylum and immigration.
There’s a widget you can use if you’d like to add advicelocal search to your site. See https://advicelocal.uk/for-organisations#get-the-widget. You can also find advicelocal on Twitter @advicelocal.
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
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Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs) are now the most popular form for establishing new charities and this extensively updated second edition illustrates the benefits of the structure as well as the pitfalls.
‘Gareth Morgan is well known for his interest in and mastery of the detailed, technical aspects of charity administration and in particular of CIOs. As a barrister specialising in charities, I shall continue to make use of this clear, detailed and practical book both for checking specific points and to recommend to my clients, especially those thinking about establishing a CIO.’ Francesca Quint, Barrister – Radcliffe Chambers
A must-read for anyone considering establishing a new charity in England, Wales or Scotland to ensure they’re using the structure most suitable for their needs.
It contains the new procedures in England and Wales from 2018 for direct conversion of charitable companies to CIOs (and CIC to CIO conversions from later in 2018). For Scotland, it contains new OSCR procedures from 2016 for unincorporated charities converting to CIOs. This edition also contains more on the practical implications of CIO constitutions which depart from the Charity Commission models.
Overall the guide offers a full range of practical information and will help you decide your organisation’s next move.
Click the cover image to get your copy from the DSC website.
A new Apprentice Business Support officer position covering the bi-Borough of RBKC and City of Westminster has become available in Children’s Services Department
An exciting apprenticeship opportunity has arisen for an Apprentice Business Support Officer to join the busy Children’s Services based in Kensington Town Hall and Frampton Street. The Short Breaks Service is going through an exciting period of change. While we have always supported families who are living with a disabled child, we are looking at developing our Business Support Services. A highly motivated individual is required, who can help to shape the development of this new team. We are looking for an enthusiastic and responsible person able to work in an ever changing environment and willing to learn new skills.
Closing date: 25th June 2018
Click Here for more information, including the Job Description and to apply
These webinars have limited space as they include short activities and interaction with the trainer along with opportunities for Q&A throughout the session. Our aim is to improve our member’s knowledge, skills and confidence, so from the comfort of your desk you can receive an overview on the following fundraising and governance subjects:
Thursday, 5th July
Wednesday, 11th July
Tuesday, 17th July
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Venue: Your desk!
Cost: £5, full details on our deposit policy available on our website.
The International Day of Friendship exists to encourage everyone to make friends with more people and to develop strong ties of trust. We can all contribute to the fundamental shifts that are urgently needed to achieve lasting stability.
So why not make your community a little more stable by getting together and celebrating each other’s company?
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Autism is far more common that most people realise. In the UK today, a little more than 1 out of every 100 people are on the autistic spectrum. Individuals with autism can have exceptional talents and can prove themselves to be invaluable assets to any business, but still there remains a stigma attached to bringing autism into the workplace. But a recent Labour Force survey estimated that only 15% of adults with autism are in full-time employment.
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Young people are almost three times more likely to be unemployed than adults and continuously exposed to lower quality of jobs, greater labour market inequalities, and longer and more insecure school-towork transitions.
That is why education and training are key determinants of success in the labour market. But surveys show that a large number of youth have low levels of achievement in basic literacy and numeracy.
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