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This course will enable staff and volunteers to increase their knowledge and awareness of mental health issues and improve their ability to support students and young people (aged 15-25) who might be experiencing difficulties.
Who is it for :
Staff and volunteers who work with young people aged 15-25
Learning aims :
This free workshop led by HOUR Manchester will explain how increased sharing, exchange and collaboration within communities can reduce peoples reliance on services and money.
Specifically you will:
Are you looking for funding for your project? Do you know where to search what funding is available? What is a good base to any funding application?
A workshop specifically for voluntary community organisations in the city of Manchester who are looking for funding. Covering searching for funds using the funding portal, applying and diversifying funding to your project - this workshop is aimed primarily at organisations who are new to funding.
Overview of the session:
This workshop is specifically for those who are new members to a committee or for those who would like to brush up on their skills at meetings.
A workshop specifically designed for members of city of Manchester voluntary community sector organisations.
Learning Objectives
Participants will
For Manchester-based Organisations and Volunteers only.
Volunteers Week is a nationally celebrate event each year, running 1st – 7th June 2020. It is an opportunity for volunteer-involving groups and organisations to recognise and celebrate the passionate individuals who freely give up their time, energy and skill to support causes in their local community and beyond and to promote opportunities for new people to get involved.
Running a community organisation takes time, effort and resources but how do you know that you are on the right track to success?
This training session will go over some of the most popular current social media platforms, demystifying them and giving some practical tips on how you could use them. This sessions have a particular emphasis on using Volunteers Week as a practical application.
Social media is a great, free way to promote your group or campaign and this training should help you choose which to invest your time in.
Session will cover:
This workshop will explore the ideas that commissioners and grant makers are looking for in funding health and social care services and may well improve your chances of being funded.
Learn what makes a great story, and join a storytelling movement to help generate stories about the extraordinary contribution of volunteers during Volunteers' Week 2020. Practice gathering stories and to plan how to use your new skills and knowledge.
For Manchester-based Organisations and Volunteers only.
Date & Time of Training: 10 March 2020 - 10:00 to 14:30
Venue: Macc, 3rd Floor Swan Buildings, 20 Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5JW
If you have an asset in mind or looking to explore whether taking on a community asset is the right thing for your organisation this half day workshop is ideal for you.
The workshop will look at giving you an understanding of the history of community asset transfers, an overview of what a community asset transfer is alongside offering hints and tips on good practices and the do's and don'ts to consider.
Workshop will cover
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