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New music charity for London needs trustees

Tri-Borough Music Hub

 

 

New music charity for London is now seeking trustees to help us extend music education across all communities in west London, particularly for disadvantaged people. 

 

Musical Boroughs Trust has been granted registered charity status by the UK’s Charity Commission, so that it can start fundraising to help more young people and the wider community engage with music in three London Boroughs. Now it is calling for new trustees to help it in its work.

 

“Our next step is to complete the board of the charity, so if you are passionate about music, education and social impact we are looking for local people with fresh ideas to join our founding trustees, helping us to grow and represent our communities”, continues Stuart.

 

The charity seeks two young trustees aged 18 to 25 years, and also specialists who can offer expertise in fundraising, marketing/communications and finance/accounting.

A key aim of the charity is to reduce financial barriers to music education learning for local schoolchildren who face disadvantage, social deprivation, inequality and financial hardship. This includes discounted fees and bursaries for pupils.

 

A Year 13 pupil who studied music locally says

 

“I could never have achieved all that I did during the last 5 years without the work of the Tri-borough Music Hub as a whole. They care immensely about the way that music helps support children, especially in the most formative years of their lives. The new Musical Boroughs Trust is a fantastic cause and I hope that they can help support countless other young people to access music education.” Tiarnan Morrison, aged 18.

 

 

Musical Boroughs Trust is inviting local people to help the new charity in many ways including as potential trustees.

 

Supporters can also make donations, introduce us to potential funders, volunteer (e.g. for our “users voice group”), and generally spread the word.

 

All of these things can help secure the future of music education for people of all ages.

 

To view/download a press release with the key information click here.

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EU Settlement Adviser

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Citizens Advice Hammersmith & Fulham is a progressive and dynamic organisation that prides itself on delivering a high quality and diverse range of services.

 

Our track record demonstrates that we are flexible and responsive to client needs but also innovative and forward looking.

We believe that an organisation is defined by the people that work for it and to be the best we need to employ the best.

We invest in the development of our staff but we also expect the highest levels of performance, a ‘can do’ attitude and a team player.

 

If you think you can offer us all of the above we would love to hear from you for any opportunities that we have.

Citizens Advice Hammersmith & Fulham is looking for an EU Settlement Adviser.

 

 

If you are interested in volunteering, please see our volunteer pages.

 

 

Application pack Website

 

Closing date for applications is 10.00am Monday 23rd September 2019,

 

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Volunteers needed

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Volunteering is a great opportunity to make a positive impact in your community, meet new people, and expand your skills. 

 

 

There are lots of ways that volunteers get involved, for example, circulating a survey for us, representing us at a community event, or writing about a health issue for our blog.

 

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please complete a volunteer recruitment form and a monitoring form. For more information please get in touch with us at volunteer@healthwatchcentralwestlondon.org

Volunteer Recruitment Form

Monitoring Form

 

 

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HF ArtsFest – Call out for Volunteers

 

CommUNITY Day is unique celebration event bringing together members of all different communities in the borough to enjoy an afternoon of performances and activities for all the family.

 

HF ArtsFest are looking for volunteers to support the delivery of CommUNITY Day in Ravenscourt Park on Sunday 21st July 2019.

 

If you are a resident in H&F and passionate about contributing to your local community – this role is for you!

 

CommUNITY Event Support Role:

  • Supporting Event and Stage Managers in set up of the day
  • Providing information to general public about the event and activities on offer and generally promoting a positive and inclusive atmosphere
  • Supporting artists/groups who are taking part in the day (way finding etc)
  • Distributing leaflets and HF ArtsFest marketing materials
  • Providing general ad hoc event support to the events organisers/producers

 

Date: Sunday 21st July

Location: Ravenscourt Park, W6 0UA

Event Times: 12 – 6pm

Set up time: 10am – 12noon

Get out: 6 – 7pm

 

For more information and to express your interest please contact HF ArtsFest Producer Flora on info@hf-artsfest.com stating your interest in the role, why you’d like to be involved and whether you have any access or special requirements.

For more info about the festival feel free to take a look at www.hf-artsfest.com

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Volunteer Assistant needed at The Courtauld Institute of Art

 

 

Volunteer Assistant needed – The Courtauld Institute of Art

 

The Courtauld seeks to appoint a part-time Volunteer Assistant to support all volunteering activities across the Institute as we embark on the delivery phase of Courtauld Connects, an ambitious four-year project that will open-up our pool of resources to engage new and far-reaching audiences to realise Samuel Courtauld’s vision of, Art for all.

 

Closing Date: 3rd July 2019

 

£14,294 to £16,130 per annum including London Allowance (pro rata £23,824 To £26,884 per annum)

To apply please go to http://jobs.courtauld.ac.uk/298 or contact Sarah.Way@courtauld.ac.uk for more information.

 

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Be part of a bigger story with The Reader…

 

 

“We’re a national charity that wants to bring about a reading revolution so that everyone can experience and enjoy great literature, which we believe is a tool for helping humans survive and live well.

Everything we do – from our Shared Reading groups to our social enterprises, from our publications to The Reader Storybarn – creates lively, connected, warm communities by bringing people together and books to life”.

 

The Reader is looking for new people in West London to train to lead Shared Reading groups locally.

 

Click here to view/download a flyer.

 

Try Shared Reading in Hammersmith & Fulham or in Kensington & Chelsea.

 

Visit The Reader website for more information.

 

 

 

 

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Parsons Green Fair – Saturday, 6th July 2019

 

Parsons Green Fair

The Parsons Green Fair is an annual family event for the whole community and takes place every year on the first Saturday in July.

The event celebrates the local Fulham community and is an excellent opportunity to meet your neighbours, enjoy some exiting performances and attractions and indeed some great food. In addition, there are over 100 stalls with a wide and varied offer and of course we hope you will become more familiar with the work of the Fair’s organisers – Fulham Good Neighbour Service. Please do join us at the next fair on Saturday, 6th July 2019.

Further information is at www.parsonsgreenfair.org

 

The organisers – Fulham Good Neighbours – are now looking for:

–       Volunteers willing to be Event Marshalls for 4hrs on Saturday, 6th July 2019 https://www.parsonsgreenfair.org/get-involved

–       Residents in SW6 willing to display a promotional estate agent board 2 weeks before the fair

 

Please get in touch via info@fulhamgoodneighbours.org if you might be able to help.

 

Click here to see a poster.

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Working For Carers, Employment, Training and Education social project for unpaid Carers over 25 living in London

The Working for Carers project supports unpaid carers to return to work.

The programme is available to carers in London who are aged 25 or over, who have the right to work in the UK and are not in employment.

Carers can access free support, designed to meet their individual needs.

This may include:

•  One-to-one advice and support.
•  Workshops and group sessions.
•  Employment, volunteering and training opportunities.

 

If you would like to learn more about the project, or register, please contact:

Phone: 020 8514 6251

Email: wfc@rcss.org.uk

 

Click here to see flyer.

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New Trustees – H&F mencap

 

Role Brief

This is an opportunity to join the board of trustees of a leading local charity. The purpose is to help HF Mencap continue to provide the highest standards of professional, specialist support and care for the people who use our services and to help set a clear, ambitious direction for the charity’s future. The trustees have overall responsibility for ensuring the charity is well-run and meets legal requirements, charitable objectives and those of good governance.

Specification Commitment

  • Approximately 6 board meetings a year
  • Occasional participation on internal panels
  • Occasional external meetings and events
  • Additional hours as agreed on specific area of expertise/interest

 Our Mission
To empower children and adults with learning disabilities and autism to get their voice heard, reach their potential and be included in their local community.

Our Vision
We seek to promote the wellbeing and development of children and adults with learning disabilities and autism in all areas of their lives as well as supporting their families and carers.

Strategic Objectives
To provide support to access opportunities that ensure
children and adults with learning disabilities and autism are:

  • Accepted and included in the community.
  • Have their views and needs listened to by decision makers.
  • Supported to live as independently as possible, through the freedom of choice and control.
  • Supported to campaign and stand up or their rights.
  • Provided with the opportunities to continue to learn, develop and live their lives to the full.
  • Have their dreams met e.g. Make friends, form relationships, get a job, live in their own home.

For further information please visit our website or contact Rebecca Bone – Business Development and Operations Executive

Website: hfmencap.org
Email: Rebecca.bone@hfmencap.org

 

 

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