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Bridging the gaps between Children and Adult Services is essential to safeguard young people, reducing the risk of harm and exploitation. Learn how to overcome cliff edges that leave children unprotected upon entering legal adulthood.
How to ensure we’re delivering the right support for different needs?
This Transitional Safeguarding: Reducing the Risks of Harm and Exploitation online training course gives you the tools to implement fluid approaches, that improve collaboration between services and safeguard young people. We will look at best practice for providing personalised support that embed the voice of the young person throughout.
Led by Steve Baguley, Education and Transition Lead, NWG, specialised in transition planning, with a professional background in education and practical experience as a service manager for Local Authorities Children’s Services. Participants will review a case from the latest Safeguarding Adult Reviews (SARs) and analyse how services could have worked better.
Learn what a transitional safeguarding framework looks like in practice. Raise your challenges and gain expert feedback from the trainer in a confidential and supportive environment.
We recommend early booking. Take advantage of our early bird discount by using code EARLY4500 to access 20% off.
Resolve Evolve is a training company specialising in equality, diversity, equity, and inclusion. We have developed a programme of new courses to specifically support managers and staff in the sector. The founder, Donna Carty, and many of the trainers began their work in the sector. Some examples:
Online courses:
In-person course:
These open sessions are low-cost, high-quality, engaging and interactive. They have been developed to be excellent support for staff, ensuring the practical knowledge and skills needed to work well together and with the diverse groups and individuals who use sector services. The training for managers is also practical, recognising the need for support but often a lack of resources to provide it.
The courses are at a reduced rate for smaller organisations. The training is online with a ‘live’ trainer or in-person for managers (often with actors) to ensure group work and meaningful networking. All sessions are practical, interactive and engaging, enabling participants to discuss issues and reflect on key elements.
For more details and booking: Resolve Evolve Voluntary Sector Training
For further information or multiple bookings with discount, please contact Rena@resolvevolve.com
I’m happy to help with any queries and hope to work with you soon.
H&F Law Centre is pleased to invite you to attend our forthcoming eight training sessions this month.
Please find below more information & details.
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Title |
Date |
Time |
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1 |
Allocation of Social Housing through the Housing Register: Applications, Banding, and Bidding
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Tuesday, 15th October 2024 |
3 – 4pm |
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2 |
Issues arising on dismissal |
Wednesday, 16th October 2024
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11am – 12pm |
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3 |
Discrimination in the workplace
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Friday, 18th October 2024 |
11am – 12pm |
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4 |
MV DAC and DV applications
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Friday, 18th October 2024 |
3 – 4pm |
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5 |
PIP Form Filling
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Monday, 21st October 2024 |
11am – 12pm |
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6 |
Eligibility for Legal Aid for Immigration
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Tuesday, 22nd October 2024 |
11am – 12pm |
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7 |
Universal Credit: Overpayments
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Wednesday, 23rd October 2024 |
11am – 12pm |
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8 |
Possession Proceedings: an overview
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Thursday, 24th October 2024 |
11am – 12pm |
Please let us know as soon as possible, which training sessions you would like to attend, so we could send you a Microsoft Teams joining link.
N.B. The training will take place online and unfortunately, the sessions won’t be recorded.
We look forward to seeing you all at our training sessions.
We have a series of online workshops available in November 2024 and February 2025 for VCSE, local authority and health sector workers. Please find click on the links below for further information.
How to Design Peer Support Workshop
Group Dynamics and Facilitation Workshop
Boundaries in the VCSE Workplace Workshop
Recognising and Responding to Challenging Behaviour Workshop
Visit our Eventbrite page to view all available dates.
If you are interested in organising a session exclusively for your organisation or on behalf of another organisation, please see details of our Training for Professionals on our website, which gives all the details of the workshops we can provide either in-person or online. If you would like to talk to us about this, please email us at info@peerpartnership.org or call us on 0117 955 5038.
Training aims
To improve participants’ knowledge of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
To improve skills to identify, respond to and prevent unhealthy relationships in
young people’s lives.
And to provide participants with tangible signposting and disclosure response
skills to support pre-existing safeguarding knowledge.
What is the cost?
This training is completely free. Thank you to the City Bridge Foundation for their funding to
enable this work to happen.
I can see all your sessions are online, will there be any in person?
Yes! If you would like an in-person session please email us at training@tender.org.uk and
we’ll notify you as soon as these are available to book.
My whole team/organisation would like to book, is this possible?
Absolutely, please email us and we can schedule a private session just for your group at no
cost.
Visit our Eventbrite page and pick a date and time that works for you:
https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/domestic-abuse-disclosure-training-for-charities-3620239
Tender Education & Arts – has recently been funded to offer free Domestic Abuse awareness training to charities working with children and young people in London. Further information
Programme overview:
After two highly successful initiatives in Regent Street in 2022 and Carnaby Street in 2023, the programme returns for a third year!
Participants will take part in a two-week classroom-based creative business training course, followed by the opportunity to build and trade as a collective in their own pop-up shop in a central London location where they will showcase their work in a renowned shopping destination, meet customers from all over the world, help deliver engaging events and immersive in-store experiences and more.
Being part of a group of creatives will offer the opportunity to learn from others and form valuable connections for future collaborations and business development.
Who can take part:
The programme typically supports between 10 to 15 artists and creative businesses each year. Some of these can be a collective of artists trading under a single representative banner and led by one to three artists.
We are keen to feature a wide range of specialisms and disciplines, and showcase makers, artists and creatives who represent London’s vibrant and diverse arts and cultural sector.
We particularly encourage applications from communities who have been historically underrepresented in the creative industries. This includes Black, Asian and minority ethnic, Deaf and disabled people, LBGTQIA+, women, and low-income groups.
To be eligible to take part, you must:
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Live or work in one of London’s 12 Creative Enterprise Zones. You can find out which Creative Enterprise Zone you’re in by using the postcode checker at the bottom of this webpage:
London Made Me retail development programme | London City Hall
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Have been trading for at least one year in your current business, with a proven sales record of your product and a desire for this to grow.
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Currently be creating work that is consistent with the practical needs and logistics of a pop-up retail space. This can include, but is not limited to photography, craft, pottery, visual art, fashion, accessories, gifts, design, homeware, jewellery and sculpture.
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Have (or be capable of producing by November) sufficient stock for at least five weeks.
Commit to being in the shop a minimum of three days a week during the trading period.
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Have or acquire by the time of the shop launch, your own comprehensive public liability insurance. You will be required to share your policy details prior to participation.
Information sessions for applicants
For full details on eligibility, how to apply, how the programme works, information sessions and details on the 2022 and 2023 programmes,
Free learning and development training designed for anyone eager to improve their understanding of dementia on 15th July, 11am-1pm. Open to all, including health and social care professionals, voluntary sector, carers and people with dementia.
More than one in three children and young people are exposed to at least one potentially traumatic event by age 18.*
Trauma-informed approaches enable services to recognise the presence of trauma and acknowledge its widespread impact, whilst seeking to avoid re-traumatisation.
Attend Westminster Insight’s one-day interactive online workshop to learn how to implement a successful trauma-informed approach for children and young people to reduce the negative impact of childhood adversities and support child and adult mental health outcomes.
This practical course will cover what trauma-informed care looks like and why it is important? Through interactive sessions understand how you can effectively respond to those suffering from trauma. Attend this course to learn how to identify the symptoms of trauma and provide appropriate support. Gain skills to communicate with young people who are affected by trauma and tailor interventions to meet their individual needs.
Our expert trainer, Dr Kirsty Hughes, Clinical Director for Beyond Psychology, will share best practice to help you to advance your approach to trauma-informed care. Take part in interactive sessions that will enable you to relate and resonate with people who have experienced trauma.
UK Trauma Council, 2023
sobus
20 Dawes Road, London, SW6 7EN
Telephone 020 7952 1230
Email info@sobus.org.uk
Registered Charity No.1071089
and Company Limited by Guarantee. Registered in England No.03471416
Sobus is a new Community Development Agency for Hammersmith & Fulham. It has been created through the merger of the Community and Voluntary Sector Association Hammersmith & Fulham (CaVSA) and the Fulham Community Partnership Trust (FCPT). Building on the strengths of both organisations, sobus aims to provide a wider range of support services for local charities, community groups, social enterprises and start up businesses.
