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All Learning, Skills and Employment

Maximising support for people on low incomes in the austerity era

How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).

This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.

8 October, 2020 - 09:30 to 15:45
Church House, 90 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2GH.
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment

Maximising support for people on low incomes in the austerity era

How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).

This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.

28 April, 2020 - 09:30 to 15:45
Church House, 90 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2GH.
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment

Maximising support for people on low incomes in the austerity era

How can we maximise the support available to low income households in the austerity era? A one day course run in partnership with Greater Manchester Poverty Action (GMPA).

This course will explore how to access and identify support for people on low incomes in the context of social security reforms and cuts. This course is for VCSE organisations who work with people experiencing poverty and who wish to understand how to maximise support for their service users and public sector professionals involved in service design and delivery.

28 February, 2020 - 09:30 to 15:45
Church House, 90 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2GH.
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment

Using your lived experience in Mental Health

An inspirational one day training session that enables people to explore their lived experience of mental health issues and how to best use these insights to inform and influence the development and delivery of support services.  It is for those who have experienced mental distress and want to change things for the better.

Covering:

7 April, 2020 - 11:00 to 16:00
Manchester - venue to be confirmed
Shared Topic Areas: 
Health and Wellbeing
Learning, Skills and Employment

Lived Experience for Leaders

An interactive, informative and progressive one day training session that will inspire and motivate leaders in health and social care organisations. It is for those who are interested in and / or have responsibility for, developing and embedding approaches to bringing lived experience into the work of their organisation.

Covering:

24 March, 2020 - 10:00 to 16:00
Manchester - venue to be confirmed
Shared Topic Areas: 
Health and Wellbeing
Learning, Skills and Employment

Introduction to Lived Experience

An interesting and insightful one day training session that provides an introduction to the concept of lived experience, its importance and how it can be used as a tool for change.

This workshop is aimed at people who are new to this, or feel new to it, and want to explore lived experience in more detail. 

Covering: 

25 February, 2020 - 10:00 to 16:00
Manchester - venue to be confirmed
Shared Topic Areas: 
Health and Wellbeing
Learning, Skills and Employment

Managing Difficult Conversations

About The Course
The course will help you feel confident about having conversations that you find yourself avoiding, whether with colleagues, volunteers, service users / customers or staff who you manage.  You will learn how to structure and plan the conversation, how to communicate what you need to say clearly, how to handle your feelings, how to start and end, and keep control throughout.

3 March, 2020 - 09:30 to 16:00
Macc, 3rd Floor Swan Buildings, 20 Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5JW
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment

What is the deal - Young People and Drug Dealing

Eclypse’s CGL new training (train the trainer): WHAT IS THE DEAL, Young People & Drug Dealing.  The training will aim to raise awareness of substance misuse, crime, language used, what is county lines and vulnerable young people who are targeted or attracted to this negative lifestyle.

The training is really interactive and aims to help us initiate difficult discussions with young people.

There are only limited number of sessions, and we would like to offer it to people who are working with young people ensuring sustainability.

11 March, 2020 - 13:00 to 15:30
41 Thomas Street, Northern Quarter, M4 1NA
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment
Young People

Grants Officer (Job and Development Programme) at 2027

2027 is a 12-month, salaried job and professional development programme, which gives talented people from working class communities the tools to become a leader in grant- giving organisations, creating real change in communities.

At the heart of 2027 is a paid 12-month job at a leading foundation or trust. A grant- giving organisation such as a foundation or trust is a charity that funds individuals or other organisations to run projects that positively impact the community.

Hours: 
Typically 9am – 5pm with some flexibility according to the requirements of your host organisation
Salary: 
£23,000 (UK-wide) £25,000 (London)
Location: 
You will join one of the host organisations located across the UK. You can choose your location preferences when you apply
Shared Topic Areas: 
Learning, Skills and Employment

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