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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

Royal Victoria Hall Foundation

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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Grants of up to £5,000 Available for Projects that Help the Homeless (UK)

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Homeless charities can now apply for grants of up to £5,000 for projects that aim to help thomeless people resume a normal life.

The grants are available for capital costs and examples of previously supported organisations include;

  • the Booth Centre, an advice and activity centre for homeless people in Manchester, where people undertake education and training courses as well as receiving advice and food, which received a grant of £1,500 to transform the centre with new lighting, a new water heater and new decoration;
  • a grant of £3,000 to the Amber Foundation to enable the Foundation to buy new bedroom furniture for their residential centre in Devon, where every year over 60 unemployed, homeless young people are able to rebuild their lives and gain the motivation, confidence, self-esteem and skills for independent living.

Applications are accepted from Homeless charities with an annual turnover of less than £1 million. The closing date for applications is the 15th June 2019.

Click Here for more information

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Spruce up your fundraising and governance – the FSI

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Spring has nearly sprung, so all the better reason to spruce up your fundraising and governance! Join our Spring Webinar Series this April: 60 minute and 90 minute interactive webinars for just £5 a session!

These opportunities have limited space as they emphasise activities and interaction with your trainer – along with opportunities for Q&A throughout the session. Our aim is to improve your knowledge, skills and confidence without you having to leave the comfort of your office. There is something for everyone in this wide range of vital topics:

Tuesday, 9th April – 90 minute webinars

  • Developing Corporate Relationships 
  • Legacy Fundraising
  • Fundraising from Trusts & Foundations

Wednesday, 10th April – 60 minute webinars

  • Charity Leaders: Recruitment & Retention
  • Charity Leaders: Fundraising 
  • Charity Leaders: Good Governance

Thursday, 11th April – 90 minute webinars

  • Demonstrating Your Impact 
  • Developing Your Fundraising Strategy
  • Developing Your Case for Support 

Book Now

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Join Team Carers Network 2019 and help us raise vital funds for unpaid carers!

Have you, a family member or friend resolved to get the running shoes back on in 2019?

If so, why not join CN’s team at this year’s Royal Parks Half Marathon and help us raise vital funds for local unpaid carers!

This stunning central London Half Marathon takes in some of the capital’s world-famous landmarks on closed roads, and four of London’s eight Royal Parks – Hyde Park, The Green Park, St James’s Park and Kensington Gardens.

This will be our 4th year taking part in the event and we have a number of free places available on the team this year.

Race day will be Sunday 13 October, so there’s ample time to get race fit and fundraise!

Please click here to find out more.

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Localgiving to give fundraisers the chance to become Local Heroes this April

Each year we are blown away by the creative ideas that fundraisers come up with to support the local causes they love.

Localgiving will be running its fourth annual Local Hero campaign this April.

This national competition gives fundraisers from across the UK the chance to compete to be crowned Local Hero Champion 2019 and win a top prize of £1,000 for a local charity or community group they love.

Local Hero 2019 will launch on 1st April 2019 and run until 30th of April 2019.

Localgiving is the UK’s leading membership and support network for local charities and community groups. It aims to empower grassroots organisations to fundraise online, connect with supporters and take control of their financial future. In addition, it provides advocacy for the local voluntary sector and works to secure third-party funding for its members. It provides free training opportunities, fundraising resources and regular incentivised giving campaigns to help groups raise funds online.

Click here to see full post on website.

 

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New Trustees – H&F mencap

 

Role Brief

This is an opportunity to join the board of trustees of a leading local charity. The purpose is to help HF Mencap continue to provide the highest standards of professional, specialist support and care for the people who use our services and to help set a clear, ambitious direction for the charity’s future. The trustees have overall responsibility for ensuring the charity is well-run and meets legal requirements, charitable objectives and those of good governance.

Specification Commitment

  • Approximately 6 board meetings a year
  • Occasional participation on internal panels
  • Occasional external meetings and events
  • Additional hours as agreed on specific area of expertise/interest

 Our Mission
To empower children and adults with learning disabilities and autism to get their voice heard, reach their potential and be included in their local community.

Our Vision
We seek to promote the wellbeing and development of children and adults with learning disabilities and autism in all areas of their lives as well as supporting their families and carers.

Strategic Objectives
To provide support to access opportunities that ensure
children and adults with learning disabilities and autism are:

  • Accepted and included in the community.
  • Have their views and needs listened to by decision makers.
  • Supported to live as independently as possible, through the freedom of choice and control.
  • Supported to campaign and stand up or their rights.
  • Provided with the opportunities to continue to learn, develop and live their lives to the full.
  • Have their dreams met e.g. Make friends, form relationships, get a job, live in their own home.

For further information please visit our website or contact Rebecca Bone – Business Development and Operations Executive

Website: hfmencap.org
Email: Rebecca.bone@hfmencap.org

 

 

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