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First Aid Training

 

First Aid Training gives you the skills and knowledge needed to handle an emergency situation.

 

Acknowledging Youths CIC is a not for profit organisation; we are planning to provide FREE First Aid Training to the young people of Tower Hamlets, Hammersmith & Fulham – our aim is for them to become Trainers delivering courses commercially and to their wider community.

Saving local lives… not taking them…

 

Click here to view/download the flyer.

 

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AY GROUP COMMUNITY SERVICES CIC

 

AY Group Community Services CIC is a not for profit organisation which is planning to provide a Community Hub where people of all ages, cultures and abilities are encouraged to use the community facilities offered.

 

Our vision is to offer a facility that will provide social, educational, recreational and wellbeing activities in a safe and secure community environment. It will also promote community cohesion through dialogue and discussions at the centre where all groups from diverse backgrounds will be welcome. We will attract new groups and maintain our existing groups.

 

Click here to view/download the flyer.

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The Foundation for Social Improvement – Digital learning opportunities for fundraisers & charity leaders

If you are charity leader (Trustees, Chief Execs, and senior staff) who needs some additional support, The Foundation for Social Improvement will be running popular set of 60-minute webinars again the following week.

These opportunities have limited space as they emphasise activities and interaction with your trainer – along with opportunities for Q&A throughout the session.

 

The Foundation for Social Improvement aim is to improve your knowledge, skills and confidence without you having to leave the comfort of your office.

 

13th June – 60-minute webinars
This 60-minute series is specifically designed for Charity Leaders with topics including:

  • Good Governance
  • Strategy & Business Planning
  • Fundraising

 

“This was an excellent course, as I would have said about all the courses I have attended from FSI. Their usefulness and accessibility for small charities can’t be underestimated, and I have recommended them to everyone I think would benefit”
 – Margaret, North Lancashire Counselling service.

 

Click here to see more details.

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Training Online

 

 

This exciting platform is an extension of what DSC have been doing for over 40 years.

It’s all about going back to basics, creating a strong foundation upon which you can build your skills, and avoid the most common missteps!

 

We now offer 18 online training courses, each consisting of short, bite-sized training modules.

All modules are delivered at an introductory level, with the majority only taking under 60 minutes to complete, and the longest only three hours long.

 

Click here to see full post on website and to register an account or log in to start your courses.

 

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Small Charity Week – Big Advice Day

Big Advice Day 2019 will involve a national London event, as well as various regional events across the country, where small and local charities and community groups (those with a turnover up to £1 million) access free expert 1:1 advice on a variety of topics.

 

The Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI) is hosting its annual Big Advice Day in Central London, with a host of brilliant experts signing up to share their experience and expertise on a range of different subjects.

 

If you need support in any of the following areas, plus more, just sign up today and we’ll do our best to match you with expert advisors to cover all of the queries you submit:

  • Fundraising – all areas from Digital to Legacies…
  • Marketing and digital – PR, email strategies, using analytics tools, social media, search engine optimisation, digital content…
  • Business Planning and Strategy
  • Finance
  • HR
  • Governance
  • Policy
  • Legal advice
  • IT, technology and software support
  • Plus many more

 

Click here to see more details and to book your ticket.

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Young H&F Small Grants Programme Now Open! Deadline: 21st June 2019

Young Hammersmith & Fulham Foundation (YHFF) is a local charity with the mission to support Opportunities for Young People in collaboration with its Members, Partners and Supporters.

 

The Young H&F Small Grants Programme was set up to provide Young H&F Members with funding to support projects that work with young people under our 5 key themes:

1. Healthier Lifestyles
2. Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing
3. Youth Justice
4. Education & Life Skills
5. Employability

 

Click here for more details.

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Hammersmith & Fulham ArtsFest

HF ArtsFest is ready to light up all corners of the borough from 1-9 June 2019 with a fantastic arts programme that reflects its diverse communities:
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Our flagship celebration of disabled artists JOY is back with a season in the Lyric Theatre Studio and open air performances on Lyric Square.Come and see exciting work by local disabled artists and enjoy this year’s special Unity Choir commission!

Join us for the festival Opening Event on 1st June at Old Laundry Yard – if you have an event in the festival feel free to promote it there and find out what else is on, meet other artists…or just enjoy some more of that Bear’s Ice Cream…

 

Click here to see more details.

 

Click here to see artwork and jewellery made by artists from Elgin Close Resource Centre.

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Breakaway training for individuals!

 

Breakaway techniques are vital manoeuvres used by a member of staff to break away from a potentially violent person without harming him or her.

 

Who is this course for?

This course is aimed at anyone who is at risk of physical assault in the workplace.

Such as:

  • Healthcare Professionals
  • Lone Workers
  • Teachers / School Staff
  • It will provide staff with the skills necessary to break away from a potentially aggressive situation, where de-escalation techniques have failed and physical assault may be imminent.

 

Click here to see all details.

 

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Lawrence Atwell’s Charity

Atwell is supporting young people from low-income backgrounds, to help them move into work, develop vocational qualifications, and improve their life chances.

The charity does this through two main programmes of funding.

 

Individuals Programme

Grants are available for young people living in England and Wales from low-income backgrounds, to help them gain vocational, accredited qualifications.

We offer grants of up to £1,500 for people aged 16 to 26, to take courses (up to level 3) that will help them move into employment.

Find out more here

 

Charities Programme

Is funding programmes of work principally based in London and Kent, which support young people who are not in employment, education or training – to help them move into work.

Grants of up to £10,000 per-annum will be available, with awards for three years open to consideration.

Find out more here

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