The Communities Together Network exists to promote Strong, Successful and Resilient Communities for 2019.
The next Communities Together Network meeting is on 6 June at 9.30 for networking to start at 10am until noon at Unitas, Barnet Youth Zone, 76 Montrose Ave, Edgware HA8 0DT.
The theme is Emergency Planning – how community groups can help provide support in emergency situations.
Booking is now open here with an option to tour of Unitas afterwards.
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About Small Charity Week
Small Charity Week is a campaign which was first established by the Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI) in 2010 to celebrate and raise the profile of the small charity sector.
The week is organised as a series of activities and initiatives to support and raise awareness of the hundreds and thousands of small charities that, every day, make a huge difference to vulnerable communities right across the UK and the rest of the world.
The objectives of Small Charity Week are to:
In the meantime, there are already a few ways to get involved:
Next SASH Peer Social event and Ayurvedic workshop.
Bboth of them are open to gay and bisexual men living with HIV from boroughs of Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith.
Peer social event:
We have limited spaces, to join our peer mentors on a day for free private tour of Westminster Abbey.
Date: Saturday 27th April
Time: 11am-1:30pm
Ayurvedic workshop:
We have limited spaces to join our peer lead workshop.
Ayurveda is one of the world’s oldest holistic (“whole-body”) healing systems. It was developed more than 3,000 years ago in India.
It’s based on the belief that health and wellness depend on a delicate balance between the mind, body, and spirit. Its main goal is to promote good health, not fight disease
Date: Friday 3rd May
Time: 6pm-8pm
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The Improving Student Mental Health Outcomes Conference will examine how policy can be developed to provide support for HEIs and students; reviewing the impact of HE reforms and existing cultures on student experience and mental health.
Recognition of student mental health and wellbeing issues has led to a culture change in further and higher education institutions.
This conference will bring together F/HEIs, public, voluntary and third sector service providers; service users and mental health professionals to review progress made in addressing MH on campus’, share best practices and develop their approach to improving student mental health outcomes.
Click here to see the conference website and book your ticket.
“Our fundraising volunteers are always learning on the job as none of us has any qualifications or real experience in the field.
So e-learning will allow us to work through the material together and help to transform our charity to become more financially
sustainable, so that we can go on to help many more Tanzanian children.”
– Eleanor Riley, Founder, Made in Hope,
What does the course cover?
Over 8 modules, you’ll learn everything you need to know about starting a Legacy Programme appropriate for your organisation.
We will explain the unique characteristics and benefits of Legacy Fundraising, look at who your prospects might be and how you’ll communicate with them, and take you through the best practice and legislation you need to be aware of.
With voiceovers guiding you along the way and downloadable exercises and resources, you’ll be in a strong position to make the most of this important fundraising stream.
We are delighted to have been given the fantastic opportunity to hold a private screening of the film H is for Harry, Wednesday 1st May from 6.30pm.
Doorstep Library would like to inform you about our private screening of this new documentary, followed by an exclusive Q&A with the Directors of the film which highlights many of the issues we are working to address.
If you would like to join us for this event, you can purchase tickets from Eventbrite here.
There are many training courses available:
Click here to see all details.
Upcoming charity law seminars will be taking place in London’s Diamond District – Hatton Garden.
These events are free of charge, however places are limited. To secure your place, register via the RSVP links here.
Please see below the list of seminars below:
– Unlocking value from charity property
– Employment law update
– Data protection – where are we now?
The venue is under 10 minutes walk from Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations.
etc.venues The Hatton
51-53 Hatton Garden
Clerkenwell
London, EC1N 8HN
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