H&F Community Aid Network (CAN)

H&F CAN is the volunteer community aid network launched by Hammersmith & Fulham Council to support residents in need during the coronavirus pandemic.

Working with the voluntary and charity sector, and alongside the ward and street-level mutual aid groups, H&F CAN offers support to residents who don’t have friends or family close by to help them. Our taskforce of volunteers will help those most in need at the time of their greatest need.

Do you need urgent support with food, loneliness or isolation?

Or are you worried about a friend, neighbour or relative?

Call: Freephone 0800 145 6095, 8am to 6pm, seven days a week, or email: can@lbhf.gov.uk

Visit h&f CAN for more information

We will offer two sessions on Self-Care in collaboration with two great organisations, SASH and Edge Theatre Company. Working in partnership is at the center of what we do. They are going to be two amazing activities. Please join!

Tuesday 20th July Interactive workshop on positive self-talk coping with loneliness, pleasure blocks and how to overcome them.  (SASH London)

Tuesday 27th July Drama and creative writing based on the 5 Ways to Wellbeing. (Outside Edge Theatre Company)

From 7.30pm to 8.45pm

Via Zoom online

For information and booking please email forwomengroup@gmail.com

Healthcare Support Workers (HCSW) provide crucial support to expert clinicians in a variety of health areas and settings.  HCSW roles often have different names such as Healthcare Assistant but are all great roles which provide a range of experiences to the person in the role.  This could be working with patients, carers, and clinicians, as well as carrying out basic clinical procedures such as blood pressure or using community-based approaches in family support worker roles.  Many staff stay in their HCSW role for many years or move into different HCSW roles, while others use it as a stepping-stone to other roles as the HCSW provides a good grounding in NHS services.

The link below has a 56 second video showing a few different roles that exist and also provides information about what is needed to become a HCSW.  Most roles require good literacy and numeracy skills and the training that will be provided such as the Care Certificate.  Health volunteering experiences can also be a route into HCSW roles.  The skills and experiences people have from existing roles and volunteering may be valuable to the NHS and help in applications and in carrying out HCSW roles. Healthcare support worker | Health Careers

Here is a link to current vacancies which show the different areas of health HCSW roles cover: https://uk.indeed.com/cmp/Nhs-Healthcare-Support-Workers

LWHL are running a 7 week course starting Thursday 22nd July 2021, 1030am – 12:30pm

For more information and to register see link below.

LWHL poster – H&F

Sobus’ I/T support team, The Gallery Partnership are hosting a free webinar for mental health charities who are in need of a more efficient way to manage their IT. We’ll be looking back at how 2020 shaped the way charities operate and the tools needed to succeed. You will automatically qualify for our introductory programme. For any successful referral, Gallery will provide complimentary training, consultancy, a discount off your invoice or a donation to your preferred charity for any successful referral up to the value of £600.

Webinar date: 30th June, 11am

Registration link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sZJpaiHsRCSzBWMbVN-FMQ

W12 Together free course. See flyer for details.

Flyer

The Charityworks Kickstart Programme provides fantastic paid employment opportunities for young people looking to take their first steps into a career in the social change sector. As part of the government’s Kickstart scheme, the roles are available to anyone aged 16-24 and in receipt of Universal Credit. Find out more here.

Our friends at In Kind Direct helps thousands of UK charities and community groups access essential items like toiletries, household cleaning and laundry items, clothing and activity supplies, and benefit from huge savings on office supplies such as stationery, photocopiers and hot drinks. Join In Kind Direct to help you spend more of your money on support, not supplies. Registration is free. Sign up here.

As a community we have a duty of care to show young people the support available to them.
Our Pan London ‘Local Village Network Youth Signposting App’ is designed to
• Help young people (14-24) and parents find out about services and opportunities
• Help youth-practitioners, social workers, police and other agencies promote services and opportunities
• Assist with outreach
The Local Village Network App features 1400+ opportunities from apprenticeship opportunities and employment support to fun activities like music and dance workshops.
Help us raise awareness of all these brilliant interventions by promoting the app to the young people you are in contact with

Find posters here: pdf version  png version

We are a unique user-led organisation working with disabled survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, hate crime and other forms of abuse. Manager

We particularly welcome applications from disabled people who reflect the diversity of the communities we serve.

For a PDF job description click here , for a word document job description click here

To apply, please download the job pack and an application form from our website at www.staysafe-east.org.uk or from Charity Jobs | Charityjob.co.uk or https://jobs.thirdsector.co.uk/jobs/

For an accessible Word format of the pack or other formats: please e-mail recruitment@staysafe-east.org.uk or ring/text Jo 07908 092 132 or Ioana on 07865 340 122