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Standing Together Job Opportunities

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STADV coordinates the ground breaking coordinated community response to domestic violence in West London. STADV are co-founders, alongside Peabody and Gentoo, in DAHA which was founded in 2014 to promote better practice, policy and research in relation to housing and domestic abuse.

As a partner in the award winning Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA), Standing Together Against Domestic Violence (STADV) seek to appoint the following positions:

National DAHA Development Manager
This post will implement the business development plan for DAHA across the UK and will drive forward this ground-breaking national initiative.

You should have an understanding of partnership working in a multi-agency, multi-disciplinary setting and knowledge of housing issues in relation to domestic abuse and barriers around access to housing services.

Click Here for the Job Description, Application Pack and further details

DAHA Accreditation & Events Project Officer
This role requires an  experienced Project Officer to support the Housing Project Team in effectively coordinating the monitoring and evaluation of the ‘Whole Housing’ Approach Project and supporting the development of a toolkit.

You should have strong administration and communication skills and an understanding of housing issues in relation to domestic abuse and barriers around access to housing services. This post will support a dispersed project team to ensure the effective development and coordination of a ‘Whole Housing’ approach project across three delivery sites including the Tri-boroughs of London (Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham), seven District and City Councils from Cambridgeshire and a northern site yet to be confirmed.

Click Here for the Job Description, Application Pack and further details

For enquiries or further information about either role, please contact  admin@standingtogether.org.uk (link sends e-mail)

Standing Together Against Domestic Violence. Charity Number: 1088844 Company Number: 4283131 Registered in England and Wales.

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Key4Life’s 18+ programme in White City Estate

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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

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Contact
Abigail Kossoff
London Programme Manager

Tel: 07555147210
Email: abigail.kossoff@key4life.org.uk

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Made Of Money – Two Day Facilitator Training – Wednesday 10th & Thursday 11th July 2019 – East London (E2 9PJ)

Made of Money is an award winning project that helps people on low income talk about money and its impact on their lives. It is designed to improve people’s confidence, communication and control around money through interactive activities, discussions and resources.

We offer hands-on training to help you use our resources with your clients or local community. In this engaging training; you will learn from experienced facilitators on the best way to deliver financial education workshops and one-to-ones.

This is NOT a training for you to become a money/debt adviser. The training will give you the tools and skills to start conversations about money and ways to support your beneficiaries through specialist referrals.

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Click here for more information and to book

Or contact: Mostofa
email: mostofauddin@qsa.org.uk
tel: 020 8983 5046

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Small charities: transform your fundraising & governance, just £10 – £20

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The FSI’s popular small charity training is back in London this 14th – 16th May!

Explore 16 different courses covering topics such as corporate relationships, trusts and foundations, fundraising strategy, charity leader responsibilities, demonstrating your impact and many more.

These courses are heavily subsidised and fill up fast, so click here to book now.

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Who are WorkZone?

WorkZone, located in Westfield London on the Southern Terrace, is a one stop destination for your jobs, apprenticeships, and training needs.

WorkZone works in partnership with Hammersmith & Fulham Council and Westfield London, to provide a free recruitment service that helps local people into work.

Our free employment services exist to support local residents and connect you to our employers.

  • A range of opportunities across the borough in retail, customer service, administration, construction, hospitality and much more
  • Exclusive access to the latest available jobs in Westfield London (W12)
  • One-to-one information, advice and guidance towards finding work
  • Access to the right employment and skills training to prepare you for employment
  • A dedicated Recruitment Advisor, offering a bespoke service
  • An opportunity to work for blue-chip companies and household brands

Westfield London’s exciting expansion will deliver approximately 70 new shops, restaurants and cafes including John Lewis’ first west London four-level department store, and much-needed housing to the area. Watch the video below for an insight into the exciting expansion plans.

 

Tto view/download the flyer click here.

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Working For Carers, Employment, Training and Education social project for unpaid Carers over 25 living in London

The Working for Carers project supports unpaid carers to return to work.

The programme is available to carers in London who are aged 25 or over, who have the right to work in the UK and are not in employment.

Carers can access free support, designed to meet their individual needs.

This may include:

•  One-to-one advice and support.
•  Workshops and group sessions.
•  Employment, volunteering and training opportunities.

 

If you would like to learn more about the project, or register, please contact:

Phone: 020 8514 6251

Email: wfc@rcss.org.uk

 

Click here to see flyer.

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The Grove Neighbourhood Centre Spring Fete Saturday 6th April 2019

Spring Fete 2019

Get Ready for the Spring Fete being held on Saturday 6th April 2019 1-3pm.

Please keep your diaries free.

If you have any unwanted new gifts, bric a brac or good condition unwanted clothes, can you please donate them to the Centre by Thursday 28th March so we can process them in time for the Fete.

We will be having our usual spectrum of delightful stalls Jewellery, Clothing, Tombola,Gifts, Home Bake, Books, Plants, Bric a Brac. Hot Food will be served.

So please pop into the Centre nearer the time to get your raffle tickets, a strip of 5 tickets only cost £1, it would be crazy not to have a go.

 

Click here to see a poster.

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Funding for Housing Projects that Cater for People with Special Needs (UK)

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The Quaker Housing Trust has announced that the next deadline for applications is the 14th June 2019. The Quaker Housing Trust provides grants and interest free loans to housing projects that cater for people with a wide range of needs, including mental & physical health problems; learning difficulties; escaping domestic violence; single parents; etc.

To be eligible for funding, applicants need to have legal charitable status and be a small organisation (with an annual turnover of not more than £1 million and without access to sufficient income, reserves, nor other fundraising, to pay for the work).

Click Here for more information

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Royal Victoria Hall Foundation

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Professional Theatre Companies in London can apply for grants of £250 – £2000 through the Royal Victoria Hall Foundation.

Each year, the Foundation awards between twenty and thirty grants to smaller scale professional theatre projects based in London. There are two rounds of funding, with deadlines in February and August. The Foundation has two major aims: to help professional productions in need of financial support and to introduce high-quality live performance to groups who are not traditional or regular theatregoers.

The next closing date for applications is 5.30pm on the 30th August 2019.

Click Here for more informations

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