On Wednesday 14th November 2018 WAND UK is pleased to invite you to participate in our Parliament Week programme. We would like to bring awareness of Harassment in public places. We would like you to join in the conversations on this issue, Barbara Karayi is going to talk us through about the law and what harassment in public places is.
Click here for the event leaflet
Please book your place to make sure you have a chance to tell your story and know more about how to go about making a difference.
Call: 020 8962 4132 or 0781 348 5607
Email: info@wanduk.org
Lack of human touch is a major problem for frail or ill elderly people. It causes negative feelings of anxiety, isolation, loneliness and lack of trust in their caregivers. Hand and arm massage is quick, relaxing and provides immediate health benefits, such as improved range of motion for fingers and wrists, improved circulation and reduction of trigger points in hand muscles. It also relieves stress and anxiety as well as promoting sleep. As little as five minutes of hand massage has been found to reduce cortisol levels and produce a physiological relaxation response. Gently pressing the palm and rubbing the knuckles in therapeutic motions has helped dementia patients reduce their agitated behaviour during morning care routines. This practical demonstration and workshop will give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to help the person you care for. Touch can also be a good way of communicating that you care.
Before the workshop, we invite you to join staff from Carers Network to talk about the support and information they offer over a relaxing light lunch from 12:15 to 13:00 when the massage workshop starts. This event is free but please do call Caroline on 020 8740 8008 to book your place and let us know any dietary requirements for lunch.
DATE / TIMES: Tuesday 13th November 12:15 to 15:00
VENUE: Old Oak Community Centre, 76 Braybrook Street, East Acton W12 0AP (Click Here for a map)
Old Oak Community Centre is easy to find (Click Here for a map): take Central Line to East Acton Station, exit station and turn left along Erconwald Street and walk to end, turn right into Braybrook Street, cross road and Centre is on your left. The Centre has step-free access throughout.
Rescheduled for Sunday 18 November, the inaugural Fulham 10K is London’s flattest closed road 10K, offering you the perfect opportunity to sign-off an epic year of running with a brand new PB!
Whether you’re a running newbie or a seasoned pro, come and Beat Your Best with us at the fourth and final event of the 2018 adidas City Runs series.
All Fulham 10K runners will receive a free adidas tech t-shirt, free race day photos, a cool finishers’ medal, access to exclusive training events and discounts at the best restaurants and hangouts Fulham has to offer.
General Entries & Charity places are now SOLD OUT. Please CLICK HERE and join our waiting list for our 2019 events
Due to the scale and numbers participating in the Fulham 10K, it will be necessary to implement road closures across the full 10K route to facilitate the safe passage of the participants. The route and road closures have been carefully considered and selected through a partnership of all local authorities, emergency services and Transport for London to minimise the inconveniences of the necessary road closures. Emergency Services will be operating as usual and pedestrian access will be unaffected across the event route, but there will be no vehicle or bicycle access on the roads closed for the event.
Important Information for affect Residents
Living or working in LBH&F? You maybe directly on the event route, or adjacent to it, and we wish to directly notify you of the affected roads and their closure times (click here to see map) to assist in your planning for the day. Please be aware that the road closures could impact delivery arrangements or vistor arrivals that day and we would ask you to plan ahead around these times, and contact us directly if you have any key concerns which we will endeavour to address where possible.
If you have any other specific questions or require more information with regards to the event, please contact the Fulham 10K office directly at 0207 227 0972 (Mon-Fri 09.30 – 17.00), email community@adidascityruns.com or visit the website on www.adidascityruns.com/fulham.
The adidas City Runs Team
community@adidascityruns.com
RBKC’s inaugural Enterprise Week starts 12th November! *For one week only* all the inspiration and advice your entrepreneurs could ever need brought together in one place.
For all the information and bookings check out our dedicated RBKC Enterprise Week website (courtesy of The Workary).
Come to the Enterprise Week Celebration at The Museum of Brands on Wednesday 14th Line up for inspiration and advice at Kensington Creates on Friday 16th Make the most of the five, yes five, experts ready to help you with your business idea on Wednesday 14th at the Portobello Business Centre. And there’s much more – start your Enterprise Week with David Fletcher on Monday 12th, local entrepreneur and inspirational speaker.
Sign up for updates, let your members, clients and customers know that their business ideas can grow in this Enterprise Week! Go to the website now!
From the Work Experience team at West London College.
We are currently sourcing unpaid Work Experience opportunities for our Level 3 Health and Social Care students. Can you help?
Our Level 3 Health and Social Care students are required to complete a 1-2 day a week placement running from mid November-July. During this time they will need to complete 350 hours of unpaid work.
These students have already completed between 1-3 years of Work Experience with the College already so are looking for a placement to help develop the skills they have already gained preparing them for employment within the industry as well as supporting their University applications.
The students who have been selected to take part in this long term placement are hardworking and committed to volunteering within the Health and Social Care sector, they will also have their full enhanced DBS check.
If you are able to accommodate our students within your business for a Work Experience placement or would like some further details please let me know.
Kerri Ryan
Employment Team Manager Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College
Email: ke.ryan@wlc.ac.uk
Phone: 020 7565 1283
Web: www.wlc.ac.uk
Residents aged over 55 who aren’t having lunch with anyone on Christmas Day are invited to join us at the H&F Big Christmas Day Lunch at the town hall.
H&F Council throws a Christmas Day lunch party for residents every year. This year we are expecting up to 350 guests.
Click Here for the full post on the LBH&F website
Looking for something different to do? Try a Shared Reading group. Groups are open to all, readers and non-readers alike. Come along and listen to stories and poems read aloud. It’s an opportunity to read and talk together in a friendly and relaxing environment. Free refreshments provided!
Click the image above for the Flyer which gives you all the dates, times and venues you need.
Want to learn more? Contact;
Liz Ison
mob: 07807 106815
email: lizison@thereader.org.uk
Erin Carlstrom:
mob: 07483972020
email: erincarlstrom@thereader.org.uk
The Ascent project is a pan-London project funded by London Councils, which aims to tackle sexual and domestic violence and abuse across London. It is made up of six strands – the Support Services to Organisations strand aims to support voluntary and community organisations working with those affected by domestic and/or sexual violence.
You can access all of the Ascent project’s trainings here, and read about the events we are holding here, but I thought I’d send you a selection of our upcoming offerings. All of our trainings are free to London-based organisations or projects working with those affected by sexual and/or domestic violence:
Safe Minimum Practice Standards for BME organisations
Expert-led Training delivered by Imkaan
7 November 2018, 10.30am – 12.30pm
Cost: Free to BME Women in by and for BME ending VAWG sector in London
Learn more and register here.
Family Law in the News
Expert-led Training delivered by Rights of Women
1 November 2018, 10.00am – 1.00pm
Learn more and register here.
Finances for Joint Projects and Consortia
Sustainability training delivered by Women’s Resource Centre
15 November, London N7 9DP
Learn more and register here.
Dismantling Barriers: Improving the accessibility of services for disabled women and girls
Special Event delivered by Women’s Resource Centre
22nd November, London N1 9PW
Learn more and register here.
Cara Atkinson
Development Officer
cara@wrc.org.uk
020 7697 3461
Understanding and supporting women and their organisations.
United House, North Road, London, N7 9DP | 020 7697 3450 | www.wrc.org.uk
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sobus
20 Dawes Road, London, SW6 7EN
Telephone 020 7952 1230
Email info@sobus.org.uk
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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.