Bones might be spooky, but they are also useful too! You will explore anatomy and skeletons through live demonstrations before making your own model skeleton to take home. You’ll discover how we use bones to move around and then consider how you might engineer these different features by making and taking home a model skeleton.

 

Further infrormation

This free workshop is open to residents living in North LBHF and North Kensgnton. There will be a demonstration at the start of the workshop, so it is important that you arrive on time for your session.

As this is a family event, children aged 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged between 12 – 15 will only be allowed to participate if they have given an emergency contact name and phone number via the booking form.

 

When: Tuesday 22^nd October

Where: The Invention Rooms Café

Slots: 11.00, 12.00 and 14.00.

 

To register, click here.

Free Tavistock Relationships Training: Reducing Parental Conflict – why it matters and what we can do to help?

 

Free half day CPD certificated training for children and families voluntary sector agencies,  schools and health visitors working in Westminster, RB  Kensington and Chelsea, Camden, Hammersmith and Fulham, Croydon, Brent and Lambeth (8 places per local authority area).

 

Date: Tuesday 22^nd October 9am registration for a 9.30 start until 12.30pm

 

Venue: Tavistock Relationships, Hallam House, 56-60 Hallam Street, W1W 6JL (nearest tubes, Oxford Circus and Great Portland Street)

 

Learning outcomes

• Brief overview of research, established and new
• Think about the nature of conflict for parental couples, living together or apart
• Think about the impact on the child of parental conflict and what we really do to help
• Find out about how to refer families for help effectively

 

 

Click here to view/download the invitation and find out more how to book a place.

 

There are a range of different ways to get involved.

People from each borough are invited to join health care professionals and staff from our services to share their views and experiences.

These workshops will ​support how we develop a model of care for future community palliative care services and aim to address some of the key challenges highlighted in the independent review of services, in collaboration with local people.

 

The workshops will each have a different theme and be held on the following dates:

• Workshop 1 – Access’, 30 September 6-8pm, Wembley Centre for Health & Care. Register to attend here.
• Workshop 2 – ‘Care’, 7 October 9-12pm, St Paul’s Church, Hammersmith. Register to attend here.
• Workshop 3 – ‘Aftercare & bereavement support’ 24 October 3-6pm, Museum of Brands Ladbroke Grove​. Register to attend here.

 

 

Patient & public working group

People are also invited to participate in the on-going development of this work by joining the ‘The patient & public palliative care working group’, which will work closely with our steering group of clinicians, palliative care service and commissioning staff.

The group will be representative across the four boroughs and will meet monthly. Find out more in the ‘job description’ and send in your application to join, also attached along with a poster promoting the workshops.

 

For more information please visit website.

 

Click here to view/download a poster.

To see Palliative care update click here.

To view / download the NW London equalities monitoring form, click here.