Following the ICO’s first publication of the GDPR guidance in March, Elizabeth Chamberlain breaks it down and puts forward recommendations –  click here.

The research team are putting the finishing touches to this year’s edition – all the facts and figures on the voluntary sector you could ever need! For further information click here.

Look out on 9 May for the refreshed data at data.ncvo.org.uk.

Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group (H&F CCG) has commissioned Sobus to manage a Health and Wellbeing grants programme for voluntary and community sector organisations to deliver projects in Hammersmith and Fulham.
The funding will be for 12 months and the success of this programme will be evaluated during the course of 2017/18 in order to determine whether it should continue in 2018/19.

Deadline for application – 10:00am, Monday 8th May 2017

Please find Application Guidance and Application form below-

Application Guidance
Application Form

For further information click here 

Sobus will soon be opening a second, larger site in Kensington and Chelsea on Freston Road. Freston Road Hub is a modern shared office space for enterprises, charities and social business offering over 40 workspaces and with 4 high quality meeting and training rooms, gallery space and mailing services. Watch this space for our opening date!

For more details click here. For enquiries, please email info@sobus.org.uk.

There is funding available for distance learning, including the new Challenging Behaviour course. Please look at our flyer attached or visit www.wefindanylearner.co.uk. Places are limited so book now to avoid disappointment.

For more information, please call 01226 958 888 / 07403 765 278 or email nick@wefindanylearner.co.uk. Alternatively, you can fill an online enquiry form or download a booking form.

A Hammersmith and Fulham care provider has launched its first Community Grant scheme and is making available £250 to a community group or initiative that works with older people within LBHF. The group that can best demonstrate a need for additional support will be allocated the funds. Bluebird Care is a local provider of care in the home and Nathan Hartley is coordinating the scheme on their behalf. He says: The Community Grant will also come with support and advice. We want to work with a local project that gives older people an opportunity to try something new and that will add benefit to their lives.  Examples of the type of projects we are looking for could include gardening, leisure, recreational or musical activities.”

For more details, and to receive an application form, email hartleypr@hotmail.co.uk

 

 

Central and North-West London NHS Foundation Trust is offering to run free talking therapy workshops based on cognitive behaviour therapy to interested organisations. We can run these workshops on your premises. Topics covered include ways to manage stress and worry, living with long term health conditions, improving unhelpful thinking habits and much more. If you are interested, or want to know more information, please contact CNWL Talking Therapies Westminster: 030 3333 0000 / westminster.iapt@nhs.net

Carers Network are looking for a dynamic, entrepreneurial and charismatic leader to take their charity to the next stage of its development:

Chief Executive
£55,000 to £60,000 (depending upon experience)
Closing date for all applications is 12 noon on Wednesday 26 April 2017

For further job and application information click here.

Small Charity Week (19th- 24th June 2017) offers free initiatives, competitions and support for over six days to charities or local community organisations. For details of activities, please click on the links below

Day One, I Love Small Charities Day: Three social media competitions to win funds for your charity.
Day two, Big Advice Day: Free advice on any charity topic of your choosing from experts across the sector and business leaders.
Day three, Policy Day: Local and national events will be held to support engagement between small charities and policy makers and influencers.
Day four, Fundraising Day: Take part in free competitions and initiatives to raise vital funds for your small charity and join events to improve your knowledge on fundraising topics.
Day five, Small Charity Big Impact Day: Showcase your small charity and the fantastic impact it makes by applying for the FSI’s Small Charity Big Impact Awards.
Day six, Celebration Day: Get involved and run an event to help raise awareness of and celebrate your amazing work.

For further details visit:  www.smallcharityweek.com