The Wild Mind Project: Rejuvenation Workshop for Parents & Carers

The Wild Mind Project is a non-profit Community Interest Company that was founded in 2019. Through a collaborative approach to mental health, we support young people, their parents/carers and communities, to thrive through nature-focused interventions and creative therapy.We support young people aged 13-25, who are vulnerable to or living with mental ill-health, and we also support their parents and carers.

Our workshops provide a safe and creative environment to build supportive networks of people like you, that know how necessary it is to take the time to look after yourself. We offer experienced therapeutic support in helping you to cope through mindfulness, reconnecting with nature and art based activities.

Rejuvenation Worksop for Parents & Carers

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DSC: Building a Successful Organisation – Online Workshops Series

The Building a Successful Organisation series of six half-day, online workshops begins 5th October.

Designed for anyone moving into more senior roles in the not-for-profit sector or for new trustees (or anyone who wants to refresh their knowledge), the series provides a comprehensive guide to building, improving, or scaling your organisation in a time of uncertainty and change.

Each module is a standalone workshop, but we recommend all six to give you holistic knowledge and skills to improve your organisation’s resilience.

Find out more and book here.

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NFP: Online Bid Writing Workshops (Oct-Dec)

Bid Writing: The Basics

Bid Writing: Advanced

Online via ZOOM

For information and October – December dates, click here

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Acting Workshops for Over 50s at Riverside Studios

Cats Whiskers Community Arts will be running weekly acting workshops for over 50s as part of Riverside Studios’ community programme, Dive in.

From Friday (2nd October) at 2pm-4pm. Click here

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NFP Workshops: Bid Writing Online Via ZOOM

Bid Writing: The Basics

Mon 14 Sep 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Mon 28 Sep 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Mon 12 Oct 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Mon 26 Oct 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Bid Writing: Advanced

Tue 15 Sep 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Tue 29 Sep 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Tue 13 Oct 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

Tue 27 Oct 2020 10.00 to 12.30 Booking Link

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SASH London Workshop

We’re hosting a 4 week online workshop in the month of July based on the TV drama MTV Shuga: Love, Sex & Money.

The drama is based in Nigeria, mirroring West African culture and mannerisms, so you will need to be familiar with the culture in order to be able to participate fully.

Week 1: How we think about our own risk of getting HIV directly relates to the level of caution we take around sex. In this session we will discuss and try to understand our sense of our own risk.

Week 2: In this session we explore honesty in relationships, sharing about sexual histories and learning about a sexual network.

Week 3 – In this session we will explore the bigger decisions behind all the smaller everyday decisions we take on things, including love, sex, relationships, money and how we are in the world.

Week 4 – In this session we explore HIV stigma and the impact it can have on us and our relationships.

If you are interested, register you attendance here – https://bit.ly/2C95tkK

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White City Innovators’ Programme

Do you have an innovative idea or product? Have you started working on a business idea which changes the way people do things for the better? If so, the White City Innovators’ Programme could be for you.The White City Innovators’ Programme 2020 is a 6-week pre-accelerator that is designed for aspiring entrepreneurs and people with creative business ideas.

The programme which is now in its third year, is being run online due to COVID-19. It gives participants access to mentorship, businesses workshops and prize money to help them kick start their business ideas. The programme starts on the 28th May, with workshops running two days a week from 16.00 – 18.00. To find out more about the programme and check eligibility click here.

Open to: residents in Hammersmith and Fulham

Deadline: Tuesday 5th May

Apply: online here

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Women’s Leadership for Social Change

This course mixes theory with practice and interactive sessions and covers topics such as: feminism, intersectionality and leadership, the relationship between leadership and empowerment, organisational practices, unconscious bias, emotional intelligence, preventing burnout and self-chis course mixes theory with practice and interactive sessions and covers topics such as: feminism, intersectionality and leadership, the relationship between leadership and empowerment, organisational practices, unconscious bias, emotional intelligence, preventing burnout and self-care.

Date: Thursday, 30 Apr 2020

Full details

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Spring Mindfulness Course for 50+

Could you benefit from learning techniques to help deal with the stresses of everyday life? Join mindfulness coach, Elizabeth Hooper, for a FREE eight-session course to help you feel more relaxed, more focused and better able to cope.

The course starts on the 6 February and runs on consecutive Thursdays until 26 March.

For more information and to book click here

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Open Access Youth Work – Exploring the Current Context & Evidence

Date –   Friday 14th February 2020
Time  –  13.00 – 4.00 (refreshments provided)
Venue  –  Room 2 North Wing of the Guildhall
Spaces  – (30)

Workshop Aims

  • To explore the current evidence in universal and/or open access youth work.
  • To engage practitioners on the gaps in this evidence and where future research or activities could be focused.

Click here to register to attend

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