Open Forum Events would like to invite you to our Delivering Digital Transformation Conference taking place on the 13th July 2017 in London. The response we have had so far has been fantastic and we encourage you to register your place(s) today to ensure that you do not miss out as places at this conference are going quickly.
The digital revolution has made its mark on every industry of our globalised world, and has even found its way into academia. The limitless exchange of ideas, especially across international borders, may have once seemed like a distant dream, now such opportunities are more realistic than ever before. At the same time, however, policymakers must cope with challenging questions concerning rising costs, the expansion of online learning platforms, and which models of higher education will best educate future generations to be productive members of society. Join us at Delivering Digital Transformation: The Future of Public Services is designed to see the latest digital solutions and ways of workings to help meet the critical challenges ahead. This event will focus on how to deliver more accurate, faster service responses and put service users at the core as we reshape public services for the future.
The Minister for Civil Society is hosting an exclusive Policy Day Reception for small charity trustees on 21st June in the historic Churchill Rooms in Westminster, London.
As a valued FSI member I wanted to inform you of this opportunity. The evening will focus on trustee skills and training, including the launch of the FSI’s new Essential Trustee e-learning series. It will be an opportunity for small charity trustees to network whilst learning more about good governance.
Date: 21st June 2017
Time: 18:00 – 20:00
Location: Churchill Rooms, Cabinet Office, Westminster, London
Cost: Free
Spaces are limited so secure your free place today
Please note: This event is for small charity trustees only. On booking, you will be asked to pay a £50 deposit to secure your place. During Small Charity Week the Trustees of the FSI are donating the normal £15 booking fee usually charged for events organised and run by the FSI. You will therefore receive a full refund of your £50 deposit within 5 working days of the event as set out within our cancellation policy.
For more information on other Small Charity Week initiatives, visit our website.
You are warmly invited to Pro Art’s event which will discuss Women Entrepreneurs and Media through an interactive talk with the panellists -Supported by Community Outreach and Engagement Team
Date and Time:
Thursday, 15th June 2017, from 14:00 to 17:30
Address: Houses of Parliament, Jubilee Room, St Stephens Entrance, SW1A 0AA
For more information and to register your place please click here
Open Forum Events would like to invite you to our Delivering Digital Transformation Conference taking place on the 13th July 2017 in London. The response we have had so far has been fantastic and we encourage you to register your place(s) today to ensure that you do not miss out as places at this conference are going quickly.
To register click here
Nubian Life is hosting an Expressions of Peace Event at Hammersmith Town Hall on Tuesday 13th June.
For your Peace Wall invitation card click here
Places are limited so get in touch with Andrea Lemard, andrea.lemard@nubianlife.org.uk, or book online at www.peacelondon.org
English historical and country dance form is a great tradition and gaining popularity in London. This style of dance has spread the world through the centuries and has now returned with diverse followings such as Carribean quadrilles, American square and many more traditions! Dance in all its forms is great for fitness, keeping the mind active and for making social contact for people who are isolated or lonely. All really important things for mental and physical health!
Find more information have a look at our informative leaflet here
For information on our ‘First Impressions Regency Ball’ at the City of London Guildhall’s Livery Hall click here
Unlock the healing potential of your kitchen or garden with our award-winning short course!
To find out click here or visit our website to book your place
White City Community Centre
India Way
London, LON W12-7QT
United Kingdom
Campaigning is about improving the world around you. Combining passion and energy with strategic thinking and focus, you can create effective campaigns that make great strides towards achieving your charitable aims. This one-day course aims to introduce key strategy decisions that are essential for planning successful campaigns.
Who should attend?
The course is aimed at those who have responsibility for developing campaign strategies and plans within their organisation.
Whether you’re new to campaigning or looking to refresh your thinking and create a bigger impact, this course will help you combine your passion with strategic thinking to plan and deliver more successful campaigns
When: 19 May, 09.30-16.30
Where: NCVO Conference Suite, London
This years HF ArtsFest will take place from 3rd-11th June 2017 and promises to bring a range of events across the Borough to demonstrate the best of the arts scene and upcoming talent we have. Every year we rely on volunteers like you to help ensure that the festival runs smoothly and that as many people from the area and the wider London community have an opportunity to enjoy the Festival.
The volunteer briefing is a chance to come and hear a bit more about the Festival and sign up to volunteer for it. In exchange for a minimum commitment of 2 days, you will receive a full run down of all events, an exclusive HF ArtsFest T-shirt and you’ll be able to experience a large number of events taking place over the 9 days of the Festival.
Further details on all the events taking place during HF ArtsFest can be found at http://www.hf-artsfest.com
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.