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Help Like Minded explore they can support North West London’s carers on Monday 25th April from 17:00 – 21:30 in Hammersmith.
Carers and the community play a central role in the new Mental Health strategy for NW London.
What impact will the changes to how all people with mental health needs are supported have on the lives of those who care for them, on their homes and on their families? Is there a strategy to support those who do the caring?
We are delighted to invite you to join Like Minded and West London Collaborative whilst we use forum theatre discussions to ask Who cares about the carers?
Outline agenda for the event:
5.00pm: Welcome & Introductions
5.10pm: Round table discussion: The impact of the Like Minded strategy on NWL’s carers
6.15pm: Ruth Hanan, Carers Trust
6.30pm: Forum Theatre with Heart to Heart Theatre
8.30pm: Socialising and nibbles
If you’d like to attend, please book a place via Eventbrite. Do forward to any relevant individuals, service users and/or colleagues as appropriate.
Milson Road Health Centre Co-Design Workshop
Membership Engagement Services have been appointed by Hammersmith & Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group to facilitate a co-design workshop on the future use of Milson Road Health Centre (1-13 Milson Road, W14 0LJ) and would like to invite you to the Co-design workshop.
Details for which are:
When: Thursday 14 April, 6pm-9pm
Where: Masbro Centre, 87 Masbro Road, London, W14 0LR
The co-design approach looks to involve all stakeholders in the design process of what the future of Milson Road could look like. It is hoped that this will ensure that the Health Centre meets the needs of the local and wider community providing a long-term, locally designed solution to a local issue.
If you would like to attend the workshop, please email either elouise.smith@membra.co.uk or amy.li@membra.co.uk to register. Please note, refreshments will be provided on the day.
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Fulham Good Neighbour, local charity supporting older people, will be celebrating its 50th anniversary later this year. We are looking for previous staff, trustees and beneficiaries who would like to come forward and share their stories of the organisation as well as any photographs or documents they might have. Anyone who has any materials to share or simply wishes to reconnect with old friends is encouraged to contact Krzysztof Mikata-Pralat at chrismikata@fulhamgoodneighbours.org or on 020 7385 8850
The Interreg North West Europe (NWE) programme is a transnational programme funded by the European Commission. It involves Ireland, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and parts of France, Germany and the Netherlands. The programme allows partners in North-West Europe to find solutions to commonly shared challenges regarding territorial development.
A call will be launched in mid-April inviting proposals for projects in the following areas:
- innovation (capacity of regions, enterprise competitiveness and social benefits through innovation)
- low carbon
- resource and materials efficiency
Our seminar will give you more detail about the programme and help you assess whether this funding opportunity is right for you.
Who is eligible for funding ?
- public authorities
- agencies, research institutes, thematic and non-profit organisations
- enterprises and business support organisations
- only non-profit organisations can be lead partners
For more information and details, please download our briefing note from our website as well as the application package.
When?
Tuesday 19 April 2016, 10.00 – 13.30
Where?
Europe House 32 Smith Square, London SW1P 3EU
To find out more and see whether this seminar is for you please contact Hugo Clarke hugo.c@accesseurope.org.uk or call 0207 749 5159.
To register please fill in the form and return it to info@accesseurope.org.uk.
Registration is essential and will close on Tuesday 12th April 2016.
Please find below links for the registration form and the Seminar Programme.
Registration form
Seminar Programme
This event is free.
This short training session is for anyone working with volunteers.
During the session participants will:
- Identify what consitutes a difficult volunteer situtation
- Explore the impact a difficult situation can have on an organisation
- Discuss solutions to difficult volunter situations
- Identify how to manage the exit of a volunteer
- When
- Where
- Dawes Road Hub – 20 Dawes Road, London SW6 7EN, United Kingdom – View Map
Register here
Volunteering ProjectsWorks4U, the not-for-profit social enterprise branch of Hammersmith & Fulham Volunteer Centre is looking for volunteering opportunities/projects available in the local community that would suit a large group on 7th June. When: The activities must be available on 7th June 2016 If you want to discuss your project and/or want more information on how you could use our help please call Aparna on 020 8741 9876 or E-mail: Please get in touch with us with your ideas and projects as soon as possible as we are looking to lock down the project in the next few weeks. However, we have many other teams of volunteers looking to support the community throughout the year. We look forward to working with you! Works4U Team |
The Refugee Council’s Supporting RCOs project is delighted to invite you to a “Meet the funder” Seminar organised for London-based Migrant and Refugee Community Organisations (MRCOs).
Date: 23 March 2016, Registration: 9:30am, Start: 10:00pm, Close: 16:30pm
Venue: “We are 336”, 336 Brixton road, London SW9 7AA.
The event aims to improve the quality of funding applications by providing MRCOs with the opportunity to talk face to face with funders and to provide funders with the opportunity to provide potential applicants with updates on their funding programmes and to shed a light of their current funding priorities and selection criteria.
There will be opportunity for a short one-to-one session with a grant officer if you have specific questions for them but you need to have at least a proposal or a draft application. Please contact us for more details and to book your session well in advance.
Travel expenses will be reimbursed (but we need a photocopy of your ticket or a receipt) and lunch will also be provided. We can also make a small contribution to child care expenses for participants who genuinely need help with child care. Please contact me for more details.
Ezechias Ngendahayo MInstF (Dip)
Projects and Training Coordinator
Development team
e: ezechias.ngendahayo@RefugeeCouncil.org.uk
In order to book your place(s), please complete booking form here.
Funded by the London Councils, the Supporting RCOs project is a Refugee Council project of free training and other activities which aims to support London’s Refugee Community Organisations (RCOs) and strengthen their capacity to deliver services effectively to their clients, to help them engage with stakeholders in service delivery, as well as to promote more widely best practice in engaging with RCOs.
