Archives for January 2022
Disability Sports Officer – Vacancy-Bexley Voluntary service Council -Closing date 5pm, Tuesday 1 February 2022.
The post is for 3 days per week (21 hours per week) (fixed term until 31 January 2023).
Role Description: The Disability Sports Network is seeking an experienced, enthusiastic and fast learning Sports Inclusion Officer to co-ordinate the network; encourage and increase the membership; provide support to local voluntary groups to increase sporting opportunities and inclusivity to increase accessibility to more disabled residents. We require the postholder to have excellent interpersonal skills; the ability to build rapport with a wide range of people; excellent IT and communication skills and someone who can work on their own initiative and meet deadlines.
Deadline for applications: 5pm, 1 February
Interviews: Monday 7 February (online)
Start date: as soon as possible
If you would like to know more about the Disability Sports Network please contact Jacqueline Bobb, jbobb@bvsc.co.uk or phone 01322 315 390. Click here for a copy of the DSN Terms of Reference.
More details: Sports Inclusion Officer | Bexley Voluntary Service Council (bvsc.co.uk)
Other Roles:
Community Connect Volunteer Co-ordinator Temporary Full time post, but would consider 4 days per week – click here to apply
Children & Young People Wellbeing Co-ordinator Temporary Full time but would consider 4 days per week – click here to apply
ActForEaling In-Person Photography Competition and Launch Event!
All Ealing residents are invited to #ActForEalingÂ’s first in-person event, an opportunity to meet the #ActForEaling members, celebrate the winners of our inaugural photography competition, and meet other climate conscious residents. The event is being held between 3pm-6pm on Saturday 22nd January at Open Ealing, Unit 14, School Lane, Dickens Yard, W5 2TD.
*Please be advised that masks will be required within the venue. We ask that attendees take a lateral flow test before attending and do not attend if they have any COVID19 symptoms.*
If acting on climate change is one of your 2022 new yearÂ’s resolutions then the #ActForEaling PartnersÂ’ Mixer is here to help you take the first step.
Following a successful launch in September 2021, #ActForEaling, EalingÂ’s hub for climate and environmental action, are inviting all Ealing residents to join us at Open Ealing between 3pm and 6pm on Saturday 22nd January to celebrate the climate action which took place in the borough in 2021, congratulate the winners of our inaugural climate-positive photography competition and to find out how you can #ActForEaling.
The photography competitions winners were:
Youth Class
Winner: Zachary Avedian
With a special mention going to Leo Ghislanzoni
Adult Class
Winner: Maya Jagger
First runner up: Roly West
Second runner up: Gayle Labib
Our winnerÂ’s prize is a private guided tour of Perivale Wood with rangers from the Selborne Society with the opportunity to find out more about the climate action taking place in one of BritainÂ’s oldest private nature reserves.
ActForEaling
#ActForEaling is the London Borough of EalingÂ’s community-led climate action hub. Through our online platforms we celebrate all the fantastic climate action that is taking place in Ealing so that residents know what they can do to #ActForEaling. We have built a network of local partners who are organisations and community groups carrying out positive climate action throughout the London Borough of Ealing. We want to mobilise the community as part of EalingÂ’s journey to reach net zero, restore nature and strengthen biodiversity through connecting people with organisations, volunteering opportunities, events and sharing climate knowledge.
As well as this digital network, in 2021 we made a physical impact in the community and nationally. During our launch in September we held a climate-positive photography competition and over the next 6 months an exhibition of the winning photographs will be touring the libraries of Ealing. To mark COP26, we worked with local partners to create a permanent climate action mural in Ealing Broadway. Based on our 10 practical steps to lead a more sustainable life, we engaged the community in painting a creative, and educational climate action resource in the centre of the borough. We also had members attend COP26, showing how national policy aims can be actioned at a community/local level.
Please come along to our partners mixer on Saturday 22nd January to meet the #ActForEaling members and some of our partners, show your support for the creative displays of community climate action created by the competition winners and make 2022 the year you #ActForEaling. If you would like to find out more about #ActForEaling, visit our website, or connect with us via Twitter and Facebook.
Discover more at:
· Actforealing.org
· Openealing.com
· Selbornesociety.org.uk
· Ealing.gov.uk
FREE Digital courses with a focus on supporting learners back into employment, re-skilling and promoting health and wellbeing. . -Ealing Adult Learning service
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Ealing Adult Learning service continues to deliver courses through its online offer. We will deliver lessons and support learners through the use of Google Education suite, Zoom, Skype and other digital platforms.
Our 2021-2022 Prospectus is now available, however there will be major changes to the way we can provide these courses in the Autumn Term.
For the moment, all our courses will be delivered online, however, we are making very careful plans to ensure that we will be ready for classroom delivery as soon as we can.  The safety of staff and learners is our top priority and we will continue to follow Government and Public Health England advice on social distancing.
Covid Response Courses – We have planned a wide range of FREE courses with a focus on supporting learners back into employment, re-skilling and promoting health and wellbeing. If you have been directly impacted by Covid 19, e.g. furloughed, made redundant, at risk of redundancy or redeployment, please type FREE in the search button to view our list of courses.
To participate in online classes you will need an email address, a reliable internet connection, a computer/laptop/tablet/mobile phone with fully updated browser (preferably Google Chrome). Your device will need a microphone and preferably a camera.
Click on the links below for videos on how to join online classes using:
Starting 31st January for ten weeks (with a half-term break)
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Sport England – Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Activity Fund – Decisions following application usually take around 3 weeks.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Activity Fund aims to use sport and physical activity as a means of bringing a community together and providing opportunities for people who may be less physically active. Project costs such as facility hire and coaching, and small capital improvements are eligible. ItÂ’s important that your project can continue to run, or have a lasting legacy as a result of the funding. Sports England are looking for projects that are built from local experience and feedback; that bring together various groups and communities; and also make the most of local facilities and equipment.
You donÂ’t have to be a sports organisation to apply but you should show how you have the skills and experience to deliver the project. Priority will be given to projects that work with people in disadvantaged communities.
Grants of between £300 and £10,000 available.
For more information Click Here
Vinci UK Foundation Grants – Deadline: 31st March, 2022Â
The VINCI UK Foundation funds projects which aim to tackle the issues in the following four areas of action through an innovative approach and which will make a positive, measurable impact on the local area :
- access to employment,
- insertion through housing,
- inclusive mobility
- and building better communities.
The total cost of the project should not exceed £100,000.
In 2020, 33 projects were supported and received grants of between £3,000 and £20,000.
For more information Click Here
Imkaan – Margin to Centre Fund- Deadline: 7th February, 2022 10am
Margin to Centre – A Fund for Black and Minoritised Women and GirlsÂ’ Sector
Imkaan has been funded by the Tampon Tax Fund to make onward grants to frontline Black and minoritised women and girlsÂ’ organisations committed to ending violence against women and girls (VAWG).
A Fund for Black and Minoritised Women and GirlsÂ’ Sector
Grants are available to support capacity building activities in local not-for-profit organisations working with Black and minoritised women and girls across England and Scotland
The overall aim of the fund is to support organisationsÂ’ sustainability, increasing their resilience to deliver existing services and/or new projects. We are interested in supporting small organisations and projects not previously funded, and supporting work with Black and minoritised women and girls.
To support organisations, that would usually not apply for funding, we encourage partnership applications.
The following grants are available:
- Up to £15,000: 5 grants.
- £15,001 to £25,000: 14 grants.
- £25,0001 to £35,000: 12 grants.
- £35,001 to £50,000: 4 grants.
Organisations should not request grants of more than 50% of their total income.
For more information Click Here