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This time we have invited Alison Branitski from Massachussets, USA and Dirk Corstens from near Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
Alison no longer uses psychiatric medication and Dirk is a psychiatrist.
Does your charity or project struggle to find the data to demonstrate needs in your community or show the impact of your work? When you find the data do you have the skills to analyse them?
In July, the UK Data Service is running a series of three introductory online workshops aimed at supporting organisations in the third sector to access and use quantitative data relevant to their services and projects’ needs. All three workshops will be free to attend.
Workshop 1. Evidence and impact using census data
A Zoom seminar for volunteer managers on what it means to be resilient and look at practices and strategies to help us bounce back (and forward) from disappointments and difficulties.
An introductory session to the changes made to welfare benefits during the coronavirus pandemic
About this Event
This session will provide a general introduction and overview of the main changes to welfare benefits and the appeals process that have been introduced since the COVID-19 crisis, including:
This will be the first time this course is being delivered as a virtual live training event for the IoF Academy. The course will contain interactive content and the opportunities to share ideas and learning among all course attendees.
How to succeed in major donor fundraising, even (especially) during a pandemic.
The course will contain interactive content and the opportunities to share ideas and learning among all course attendees.
Even as the current pandemic continues to wreak havoc on charities’ fundraising plans, when done right, major donor and trust fundraising will be crucial sources of income for many charities during this crisis.
This two day course covers the basic knowledge and tools needed to carry out corporate fundraising within a charity. You will develop the relevant knowledge, skills, techniques and confidence to enable you to successfully research, negotiate and manage corporate partnerships to the benefit of charitable causes.
Who should attend?
This course is designed for participants who are new to corporate fundraising (CFR) but have a minimum of one year’s work experience in fundraising (in either a paid or voluntary capacity).
Storytelling is a powerful way of communicating because human beings are wired to learn and remember through story. Story is also a powerful fundraising tool because a story told well connects with the listener, evokes emotion and can inspire them to take action.
Whatever your fundraising role or level, your ability to tell powerful stories with passion and conviction is the secret to engaging and inspiring your supporters, volunteers and colleagues and delivering the most impact for the cause you fundraise for.
Overview
Storytelling is a powerful way of communicating because human beings are wired to learn and remember through story. Story is also a powerful fundraising tool because a story told well connects with the listener, evokes emotion and can inspire them to take action.
Whatever your fundraising role or level, your ability to tell powerful stories with passion and conviction is the secret to engaging and inspiring your supporters, volunteers and colleagues and delivering the most impact for the cause you fundraise for.
Overview
Postvention Assisting those Bereaved By Suicide (PABBS), one day training is evidence-based and evaluated suicide bereavement training and has been informed by a three-year study, conducted by Dr. Sharon McDonnell and her team, at the University of Manchester. Funded (£243K) by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and the first of its kind internationally.
This training will help those implementing:
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