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Archives for August 2023
Free Training and Events for Organisations Working with Those Affected by Sexual and Domestic Violence
ThereÂ’s still time to sign up to Ascent’s FREEÂ September events below:
Sustainability Training:Â Introduction to Measuring Outcomes
19 September, 10am-12:30pm on Zoom
This training is for organisations new to measuring outcomes or those who want to refresh their skills in the area. This training session supports organisations to better evidence and demonstrate the impact of their services.
Special Event:Â Addressing The Women’s Sector Recruitment and Retention Challenges
29 September, 11am-2pm on Zoom
Join Ascent as we discuss the impact of the current recruitment and retention challenges being experienced by our sector and explore the different ways we can work collectively to address them.
The event will include presentations of the main trends emerging from the sector regarding the current recruitment and retention experiences
There will also be space for sector members to contribute to the sectorÂ’s response to the challenge
Ascent training is FREEÂ for all organisations or projects based in London working with those affected by sexual and domestic violence.
Find out more about our training and the Ascent project at https://www.wrc.org.uk/ascent
Paid opportunity: Join the Fair Evaluation Working Group
The Equitable Evaluation Collective is forming a Working Group to co-create a plan for making evaluation in the UK fairer and more inclusive.
They are looking for people who have lived experience of being a participant in an evaluation to help shape our activities over the next few months. Members of the group will share and discuss ideas in a series of online workshops taking place from September 2023 – February 2024. The time commitment will be approximately 7 hours and members of the group will be compensated £50 per hour for their time.
They are keen to engage a diverse group of members and would really appreciate your help sharing this opportunity. Please could you share widely with your networks and participants that youÂ’ve conducted evaluation activities with, and encourage anyone who you think might be interested to apply?
For more information click here Fair Evaluation Working Group – Advert
The application form to express interest in joining the group is here:Â https://surveys.thinknpc.org/s/Working-Group/
Community Grants from North West London ICS and Rethink Mental Illness
North West London ICS and Rethink Mental Illness are pleased to inform you we have another round of community grants on offer.Â
We are allocating grants to applications illustrating:
- a social response to suicide prevention
- co-production with people with lived experience
- innovation Â
The panel will be meeting consecutively for 3 months allocating grants at every panel from mid-October to mid-December 2023. We suggest you send in your applications as soon as you can to allow for any support around your application, the closing date is 24th November 2023.
We welcome collaborations,  multi-borough applications as well as smaller neighbourhood-based initiatives. Please use the following link Community Grants if you are interested in applying for funding.
For the application form and guidance click here ncl_community_grants_2023
We particularly encourage applications from smaller voluntary sector groups and organisations in both Ealing and Hounslow.Â
Swim Project for Older People
Could you be Heathrow Community Trust’s new trustee?
Heathrow Community Trust are seeking an individual with a passion for their community to join our board of trustees.
Our board is diverse and includes community leaders, Heathrow employees and charity professionals. Each trustee brings personal and professional expertise to their role and all trustees are motivated to support communities surrounding the airport. We are looking for an enthusiastic person with an interest in the future of the communities surrounding Heathrow Airport to take on the important role of Trustee to Heathrow Community Trust. We are particularly seeking to recruit a trustee with experience of working with young people, either directly with young people in community based or educational roles, or significant experience within organisations supporting young people.
How to ApplyHCT trustee role description EXTERNAL 2023 – FINAL.
Further details are provided in the role description which can be found hereIf you have any questions or would like an informal conversation about any of the roles, please email me at ceo@hcommunitytrust.org.uk.
To apply, please send a CV & covering letter to ceo@hcommunitytrust.org.uk, explaining why you would like to apply for the role and how you meet the areas set out in the role description.
The closing date for applications is Monday 2 October at 12pm. Interviews will be held in October, with successful applicants asked to provide two references.
Voice4Change England Information Session 24th August 12-1pm
Voice4Change England will be holding an online information session on Thursday 24th August, 12 – 1 pm, via Zoom, where we will be launching our latest outreach and awareness projects aimed at developing and strengthening Black and Minoritised Ethnic (BME) communities.Â
We will provide a preview of our upcoming work across London, with information on how you can get involved. We would like to work collaboratively with you to ensure that we are reaching those who may benefit from our series of free online workshops, resource sharing, and informed discussions. Â
There will be an opportunity for you to ask questions and provide feedback during the session which will help to shape our approach.Â
We will be introducing the following projects:Â
Catalyst: Building Resilience in BME OrganisationsÂ
A series of free resilience-building workshops delivered in person across London, designed to develop and strengthen BME communities, funded by the City Bridge Trust. Â
#YourVoteYourVoice – Voter ID CampaignÂ
Following a successful voter information campaign in early 2023, V4CE will continue to raise awareness of changes to voting practices amongst under-represented communities. Online capacity-building workshops will be aimed at local community leaders as well as staff and volunteers of community organisations, and in-person awareness workshops will take place across London for the beneficiaries of community organisations. This work is funded by the Greater London Authority.Â
Please complete our short survey to help us understand your needs.Â
To join our information session, please register using this link. Â