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The COMMUNITY MILE -The Mason Foundation

WHAT IS THE MASON MILE?
A one-mile, structured or unstructured route, delivered in (and by) local communities and workplaces:
• The Mason Mile is a collection of different communitybased miles, where everyone can come together to walk
and talk (or jog) their mile, regardless of ability or disability; helping people to become happier, healthier,
and more active.
• Delivered through community and workplaces, it is the starting point by providing a gentle nudge into fun, easy
to do, regular activity; identifiable to all and with no kit or membership required.
• We support and empower the local community to set up,and deliver and do ‘Their Mile, Their Way’, in the
community, for the community, by the community

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Please find the Community Mile Commitment forms on the link below, which detail the training content for each module.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Community Champions Fund

We are inviting community groups in Hounslow to apply for the COVID-19 Vaccine Community Champions Fund.This is a new source of funding to run local activities which will help to increase the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine in your community.We need your help to reach unvaccinated residents in Hounslow so that we can provide them with the information they need to make an informed decision about the COVID-19 vaccine.This could involve:

  • Local events and activities to bring people together to discuss the vaccine
  • Working with the Council and the NHS to identify locations and communities that would benefit from a vaccination pop up clinic.

https://www.hounslow.gov.uk/info/20047/community_and_voluntary_sector_services/1200/council_grants_funding_and_commissioning/9

Volunteer Walk Leaders Ealing 2022-Canal & River Trust

Details

Activities: Outdoors

Starts: 10 March 2022

Training on Thursday 10th March – 10:00am-14:30pm – Havelock Family Centre, Aleka House, 10b Havelock Road, Southall, UB2 4PD

What’s involved?

As a volunteer walk leader, you will be helping people in your community to get active and healthy, providing vital support that they otherwise might not get. As well as ensuring walks are friendly, and well run, walk leaders are also our ambassadors for walking, showing people that walking really can make a big difference to their lives.

What’s in it for you?

Our walk leaders love their roles and tell us fantastic stories about how much they enjoy helping others to get active and get walking. But in case that doesn’t convince you, here are some of the other great benefits:
• Full training will be offered
• Ongoing support and guidance
• Access to resources and equipment to help you fulfil your role.
• Opportunity to develop your leadership, people management and other skills
• Opportunity to meet new people including like-minded volunteers
• Opportunity to discover more of your local area and spend time in the outdoors
• Opportunity to be more physically active yourself

 

For more information CLICK HERE

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TV production training opportunity for young adults- Applications Close Monday 28th of February 2022, 11.59pm.MAMA Youth

 

MAMA Youth Project’s paid TV Training where trainees get to work on a Sky broadcast show! Applications close Monday 28th of February 2022, 11.59pm.

 

The training runs for 14 weeks and is followed by a paid work placement with one of our industry partners (such as Sky, ITV, Banijay, Netflix, Channel 4, Warner Bros Entertainment, Lime Pictures, Fremantle Media, Sister, Gravity Media and many more).

In an industry where relevant and reputable experience is essential to gain employment, this opportunity can open doors for young people with a passion for the media. 96% of our alumni are still in sustained employment a year after completion. We are proud to say that we have helped more than 600 young people from traditionally underrepresented and challenging backgrounds on their way to make a mark in the media industry.

TV Production Training Bootcamp:

 

Participants will be training in their chosen role and making a broadcast TV show for Sky Arts.

 

We recruit 24 trainees in total and no previous experience is needed, just 100% commitment. Trainees must be 18 years plus and not be in education or employment, since it is a full-time commitment. Participants can choose to train in one of the following roles:

  • Trainee Production Manager (1 place)
  • Trainee Production Coordinator (3 places)
  • Trainee Content Producer (13 places)
  • Trainee Camera Operator (2 places)
  • Trainee Location Sound Operator (2 places)
  • Trainee Video Editor (3 places)

The TV Production Training consists of:

  • 4 weeks free bootcamp training and upon successful completion, trainees will be eligible to apply for a further 10 weeks of full-time paid employment training (National Minimum Wage), working on a Sky Arts show with BAFTA winning Licklemor Productions, followed by:
  • a further paid work placement at one of our industry partners, a variety of broadcasters and reputable independent production companies.
  • 6 months of career follow up support, such as recommending alumni to employers, CV workshops and interview techniques geared towards the broadcast industry, in addition to mentoring by an industry professional.
  • You can watch a short video about the training and behind the scenes here.

 

Location:


The training takes place at Sky Osterley Campus, TW7 5QD. Due to COVID-19 we will be working in line with government health and safety procedures. Some sessions may take place remotely utilising Zoom and other platforms. Laptops can be provided to participants who do not have the required resources.

Training Dates:


Training will be from Friday 29th of April 2022 – 5th August 2022.

Trainee Production Manager and Trainee Production Coordinators start earlier on Tuesday the 26th of April 2022.

More Info on Eligibility & How to apply:


To find out if they are eligible to apply and complete the application process, candidates should follow the step by step guide on our
website:

 

https://www.mamayouth.org.uk/training/tv-production-training

Online Info Sessions:

We will run informal online info sessions where people who are interested in the programme can meet with a member of the team, learn more about the training and ask questions. Zoom links are on our website.

The Work and Health Programme & JETS -An employment support programme- SHAW TRUST

The Work and Health Programme is an employment support programme designed to help people with a health condition or disability (including mental health conditions) get back into work at their own pace. It also supports disadvantaged people such as care leavers, refugees and those who are homeless or at threat of homelessness.

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Combined Programmes – Leaflet Drop (KC)

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