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This FREE workshop aims to equip individuals with the tools, training and skills they need to provide the 'eyes and ears' for partner organisations.
It offers a wide range of support and signposting to local people to help them live healthy, safe and independent lives.
The Workshop will cover the following risks:
This training is currently funded by Staffordshire County Council. To access this session for FREE you must be a member of Support Staffordshire. Support Staffordshire reserves the right to charge you for your booking if you are not a member.
FREE places are restricted to TWO per organisation for this session so please check with your organisation before booking. Additional names can be added to a waiting list.
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This training is funded by Staffordshire County Council. To access this session for FREE you must be a member of Support Staffordshire. Support Staffordshire reserves the right to charge you for your booking if you are not a member.
FREE places are restricted to TWO per organisation for this session so please check with your organisation before booking. Additional names can be added to a waiting list.
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Grants are available for registered charities to support specific projects or core activities that support literacy, numeracy, digital and additional skills in order to increase employment prospects within the UK.
This year (2020) marks the Thomas Wall Trust's centenary, and to celebrate it is running a new grants programme throughout 2020 that offers funding to organisations working towards improving basic digital skills for people in need.
The funding is intended to equip adults with basic digital skills for work and life, helping them access the online world.
Grants are available to protect and conserve war memorials marking any conflict, in communities in the UK who could not otherwise fund the works required.
Grants of up to £30,000 are available for up to 75% of total eligible project costs.
Currently, the Trust considers awarding grants of up to:
Core funding grants are available to support small and medium-sized local charities with a proven track record of helping people aged 17 years and older in England and Wales achieve positive change in one or more of the complex social issues as specified by the Foundation.
Could you be an Award winner?
Established to celebrate and support ambitious charities working in the fields of Youth, Welfare and Community, we are calling for charity leaders in the West Midlands who would benefit from mentoring and coaching support to steer their organisation to the next stage in its development.
This year the Awards will support 20 charities, across the North and Midlands of England, and Wales.
Could you be one of them?
Local charity Make Some Noise would like to invite you to get involved with our Christmas appeal #songtobelong. Could you share a little Christmas number, carol, hymn or something quirky on Facebook, adding the following text @makesomenoisewm and #songtobelong so we can add you to our growing collection of supporters?
Harness Coaching CIC was set up earlier this year by Lizz Fields-Pattinson and Steph Gaunt, to offer coaching sessions to people of all ages who are looking for support to change their lives for the better. This may be through conventional Cognitive Behavioural and Solution Focused Coaching face to face or Equine Facilitated Sessions both 121 and in small groups. Sessions are all bespoke to the clients’ needs.
This training is currently funded by Staffordshire County Council. To access this session for FREE you must be a member of Support Staffordshire. Support Staffordshire reserves the right to charge you for your booking if you are not a member.
FREE places are restricted to TWO per organisation for this session so please check with your organisation before booking. Additional names can be added to a waiting list.
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