This one day course provides organisations and individuals first aid to an appointed person level and aimed at those personnel that are working in low level risk such as offices, voluntary organisations, shops and schools; or those that are volunteering or seeking employment. This is a Health and Safety Approved Centre workshop where the assessment is in the form of continuous assessment and oral questioning.
This course will cover:
Gain an enhanced understanding of the process and the main drivers and how to effectively and efficiently challenge DWP decisions at all levels; applications/form filling, understanding the descriptors, Mandatory Reconsideration, successful Appeals, Tribunals and Upper Tribunals. This full day of training will successfully equip staff enabling them to support customers with all parts of the claimant journey.
LICHFIELD
Be Friends, Beacon Church, Burntwood (Tuesdays)– closed Christmas and New Years Days
Curborough Community Centre (Tuesdays) – open New Years Day 1st Jan 2019
Handsacre Methodist Church (Fridays) – open Friday 21st December, closed 28th December, reopens 4th January 2019
Martin Heath Hall, Lichfield (Mondays) – closed Christmas Eve, open New Years Eve
St Annes, Chasetown (Thursdays) – will be open Thursday 27th December and Thursday 3rd January 2019
**PLEASE NOTE: The nomination process is currently closed and will reopen again in 2019.**
The community, including businesses and individuals are able to nominate people they feel deserve to be recognised for their contribution.
We are still seeking sponsors to fund this local event. Details will be updated in due course.
For information on how to become a sponsor of the Lichfield and District Volunteer Star Awards select the sponsorship menu on the left.
£23,000 per annum
37 hours per week (job share considered)
Fixed term contract until 30 June 2019
Main base: TMS Offices, Lichfield
£24,500 per annum (pro rata)
22 hours per week
Fixed term contract until 30 June 2019
Main base: TMS Offices, Lichfield
REMINDER: The consultations for the ‘Education and Skills Strategy’ and ‘Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Strategy’ are still live - Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have your say!
Public consultations for the “Education and Skills Strategy: A Partnership Framework for Staffordshire” and Staffordshire’s “Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Strategy” started in November the consultations will stay open until the 21st December 2018.
Community organisations with great ideas for green projects are set to receive a boost from the Southern Staffordshire Community Energy (SSCE) Community Fund, being relaunched in partnership with the Community Foundation for Staffordshire (CFS).
Invitations are open for grants of up to £2000 for community projects in the Lichfield and Cannock Chase Districts which will tackle environmental issues and help protect our fragile planet for future generations.
