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Invitation: Blood Exchange: How it Saves My Life Monday 7th February at 6:30pm by Give Blood, Spread Love, England.
How it Saves My Life at 6:30pm on Zoom organised by Give Blood, Spread Love, England.
We will hear from Laurel Brumant during a live Q&A session on the impact of blood exchange and the urgent need for closely matched blood. Join us to find out first-hand the impact that ethnically matched blood can have on a person living with sickle cell that requires frequent blood transfusions.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkd-qgpj8sG9ONiq0Z5SLFVdImrg8OLASW
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Ealing Virtual Youth Careers Fair , 9 February 2022 from 10am to 6pm -Age 16-30.
The youth offer team are hosting a virtual career fair, which is taking place as part of National Apprenticeships week this week.
Ealing Councils virtual careers fair is aimed at those aged between 16 and 30. The event is made up of a range of sessions with talks from employers, and workshops that can help people get onto the career ladder and into employment. As well as students, the fair will welcome parents, guardians and those who support young people to attend and we hope that the sessions will help young people with having supportive conversations around careers and employment. Alternatively, there is an offer to sign up to careers advice and guidance for those who attend the sessions.
To access the virtual careers fair sessions please use this link: Ealing portal (workealing.com)
Descendants – Celebration of Heritage through the arts- Half Term Activities Age 6-16
Staff Experience Volunteer Vacancy- West London NHS Trust Closing date: 18 February 2022
New volunteering role in our HQ in Ealing as staff experience volunteer. Would be of great interest to someone looking to understand the NHS, dip into the HR world and/or gain admin/office experience.
Voluntary, Ideally an on-going commitment of once a week, preferably Thursdays
In return we will offer you:
An exciting opportunity to be part of an innovative service that will make a real difference to NHS staff
An induction, training, support and supervision in your role
Agreed and reasonable out-of-pocket expenses
An excellent opportunity to build on your skills and understanding of the NHS
For more information : Staff Experience Volunteer | West London NHS Trust | | CharityJob.co.uk
Health Inequalities Spotlight on Sickle Cell -In person event in London, Thursday 3 February, 5pm 7.30pm
There is still time to register for the Sickle Cell Societys Give Blood, Spread Love event which we are holding in partnership with PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
Join us tomorrow to discuss how the urgent need for black-heritage blood donors fits into the wider issue of health-related inequalities.
We will hear from people living with sickle cell, campaigners advocating for better sickle cell care, and clinicians supporting those with this condition. Our debate will be chaired by British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey, the author of Think Like a White Man.
This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about sickle cell, share your views about health inequalities affecting black and mixed communities, and network with PwC and Sickle Cell Society representatives.
Register for this free event here. We look forward to seeing you.
The Give Blood, Spread Love Team
Clementina Day Centre (CIC) Support for older people who may be lonely, isolated or diagnosed with Dementia,Early Onset Memory Loss, Alzheimers or 60+ who feels lonely and isolated
Clementina Day Centre (CIC) is an independent, non for profit community organisation, which provides older people who may be lonely, isolated or diagnosed with Dementia a safe, fun and engaging environment where they can participate in activities and socialise with their peers.
We specialise in supporting people diagnosed with Early Onset Memory Loss, Alzheimers and Dementia. The day centre also welcomes anyone who is 60+ who feels lonely or isolated.
We operate for public benefit rather than private gain and all our projects and services are designed, developed and built to support the needs of those living with dementia and their families.
CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE Day Centre Activity schedule January to February 2022
Household support with Essentials -Light Foundations
