Supportive Communities Training Session 1: Signposting and Resources
‘Supportive Communities’ is a programme of work that supports older people to stay healthy and independent for longer. It's about:
Stafford and District
Supportive Communities Training Session 3: Assistive Technology & Digital Skills
‘Supportive Communities’ is a programme of work that supports older people to stay healthy and independent for longer. It's about:
Supportive Communities Training Session 2: Communication & Safeguarding
‘Supportive Communities’ is a programme of work that supports older people to stay healthy and independent for longer. It's about:
Supportive Communities Training Session 1: Signposting and Resources
‘Supportive Communities’ is a programme of work that supports older people to stay healthy and independent for longer. It's about:
COVID Cash Recovery Training
TCT are delighted to be delivering COVID Cash Recovery: a free course which trains community leaders and organisations to deliver financial capability information remotely.
COVID Cash Recovery is a free 2-hour course which upskills churches, charities and community workers to help individuals recover from the financial problems that have arisen due to the coronavirus.
COVID Cash Recovery is an information and signposting course covering:
Benefits Checker SCC 'Entitled To' - Helping our residents
What is it?
Staffordshire County Council are providing “Entitled To”, an online benefits checker on their website that enables residents to easily input their details and find out what benefits they may be entitled to.
People are being encouraged to use it directly themselves and the e-video link shows how simple it is to use.
Chair's speech to the Charity Commission Annual Public Meeting 2020
Published 1 October 2020
From: The Charity Commission and The Rt Hon Baroness Stowell of Beeston MBE
Baroness Stowell highlights the lessons from COVID-19 and why they are critical to maintaining public support and building a stronger charity sector of the future.
Good morning and thank you for taking part in our Annual Public Meeting.
The decision to hold this meeting online was born of necessity. As with much of how we have all gone about our work over the past six months.
Charity Commission under fire for not making chair available for questions at annual public meeting
Published in Third Sector
30 September 2020 by Stephen Delahunty
The Charity Commission has come under fire after it emerged its chair would not be available for questions at its annual public meeting.
The question and answer session at regulator's the online event tomorrow (Thursday 1 October) is only for its chief executive, Helen Stephenson, and other directors to “answer questions on operational issues”.
Let's Talk about Volunteering Q&A Session - Being a Trustee
Have you ever thought about being a trustee? Are you familiar with what trustees do?
Many people don’t realise that it’s the board of trustees, a group of volunteers, who give direction to a charity on how it is managed and run. It’s a varied and vital role and many groups in your area are recruiting right now.
Let's Talk about Volunteering Q&A Session - Being a Trustee
Have you ever thought about being a trustee? Are you familiar with what trustees do?
Many people don’t realise that it’s the board of trustees, a group of volunteers, who give direction to a charity on how it is managed and run. It’s a varied and vital role and many groups in your area are recruiting right now.