Hounslow Council want local people from any age or background to talk to other parents and carers in and around their local schools, children’s centres, community groups, and possibly at some community events, ‘to highlight and promote the benefits of free childcare for 2, 3 & 4 year old children.
As a Parent Champion volunteer you will receive full training and will have the opportunity to:
?increase your confidence
?gain valuable experience to help gain employment
?develop new skills
?meet new people and be part of a team.
Volunteers will need to be able to give three to four hours a week to the role, but this is fully flexible and can be fitted around existing commitments. If you are interested and would like more information please contact: Parmjit Ghtoray on 020 8583 2664 or email Parmjit.ghtoray@hounslow.gov.uk
Archives for August 2016
Community Change Challenge
Make your community change for £1
Are ‘services’ the answer or could our communities change?
Join the £1 community change challenge
In teams we will brainstorm ideas – asking how we could best spend the fund to create a simple project to ease loneliness for local people.
Vintage street party. Community choir. Lunch Served.
RSVP Like.Minded@nw.london.nhs.uk
Evidencing the Impact of your Organisation
With funding becoming ever harder to obtain it is important for organisations to be able to demonstrate the value of their services. This workshop will show you how to implement monitoring systems that will enable you to provide evidence to potential funders and utilise existing resources more effectively and efficiently.
Learning Objectives:
- Demonstrate that your organisation delivers services with added value
- Identify the best monitoring and measurement techniques for your organisation
- To develop a range of output and outcome indicators
- Reduce the administrative burden of data collection
When:
Where: Can Mezzanine – Treaty Centre Hounslow, TW3 1ES – View Map
To register for this workshop click here
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Free Childcare for Two Year Olds
Do you know a family that earns less than £16,190 or are on benefits? If so their 2 year old may be able to attend free early education and childcare giving them the chance to do some training, study or take a part-time-job. Or, they may just need a few hours to themselves or to spend some time with their younger children.
Their 2 year old will receive quality early education and childcare helping them with their early learning and giving them new experiences with other children. Research shows that children who go to a high quality childcare provider make good progress with their language, physical and social development.  When they come to school age they are better prepared and this advantage stays with them right through into adulthood.
They/you can check their childÂ’s eligibility by either:Â Â
•            visiting www.hounslow.gov.uk/free2 and clicking on the “check to see if I qualify” box
•            telephoning the Early Years team on 020 8583 6421
•            emailing 2y@hounslow.gov.ukÂ
Their child will remain eligible for free childcare, even if their circumstances change i.e. new employment, raised income etc. Then, when their child turns 3 they will continue to access their free childcare place until they start school.Â
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