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SUMMARY:Mental Health Today Wales
DESCRIPTION:Free to attend / £25 waged Exhibitors announced \n – Gwalia – Tracscare – Cardiff University National Centre for Mental Health – Cambian Group – Swansea University – Lighthouse – Gofal – Hafal – Public Health Wales \nKeynote speaker announced Professor Sir Mansel Aylward\, Chair – Public Health Wales\, Director – Centre for Psychosocial and Disability Research\, School of Medicine\, Cardiff University\, Professor of Public Health Education: School of Medicine\, Cardiff University  \n Further speakers include: \n – Phill Chick\, Mental Health Development Lead\, National Leadership and Innovation Agency – Jan Pickles OBE\, Consultancy and Training -Devolved Nations\, Hyfforddi ac Ymgynghori – Cymru – Professor Nick Craddock\, National Centre for Mental Health\, Cardiff University; Director of Mental Health R&D\, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board \nThe CPD Certified Conference Programme \n – Keynote address: Making wellbeing a reality – Ensuring that service users are full partners in planning their own care – led by Mind Cymru – Reducing stigma and discrimination – led by Hafal – Developing partnership working\, integrated provision\, and solutions – between health & social care\, & voluntary & private sector providers – Early years\, child and adolescent mental health – Occupational and work issues for adults with mental health issues – The importance of safe\, secure and affordable housing or accommodation and how agencies and service users are working together – led by Gwalia – Money matters – support and advice on managing money and avoiding debt for people with mental ill-health\, their families\, and professional workers \nWorkshop sessions \n – Peer mentoring\, self-support and co-production in the recovery journey – Attachment-based practice\, working with adults – Dual diagnosis – Domestic violence – the illusion of love – Understanding Schizophrenia \nBite-size briefing sessions \n – Improving physical health – Suicide and self-harm: A progress report – Drug induced psychosis \nYou can register here.
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/mental-health-today-wales-2/
LOCATION:Newport Centre\, Newport Centre
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SUMMARY:Refugees in Wales: How to foster diversity and access skills
DESCRIPTION:FREE Training Workshops for Employers \nWant to make the most of the workforce Wales has to offer? Attract specialist skills and experience from a range of backgrounds? \nRefugees who come to Wales to seek safety from war and persecution are a diverse group of people with the right to work in the UK. Having worked in everything from finance to retail\, business to academia and the trades\, refugees bring myriad skill sets to Wales’ workforce. Despite this wide variety of skills and experience\, refugee employment levels fall behind national averages.   \nAttend a free employer workshops to:  \n·        learn how to make the most of the diverse skill pool of refugees living in Wales  \n·        find out how promoting diversity can enhance your business or organisation  \n·        receive clear\, practical guidance on right-to-work docs and Home Office requirements  \n·        hear firsthand from refugees working and seeking employment in Wales
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/refugees-in-wales-how-to-foster-diversity-and-access-skills-2/
LOCATION:Cardiff City Hall\, Cathays Park\, Cardiff CF10 3ND\, Cardiff City Hall\, Cathays Park\, Cardiff CF10 3ND
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SUMMARY:C3SC training: Social Media Strategies
DESCRIPTION:This course provides an introductory guide to creating an effective social media strategy. Including Twitter\, Facebook\, new and emerging online services. The course looks at defining the message you want to project\, writing posts\, responding to headers and what not to do. An essential course – we advise early booking. \nIdeal for: All organisations looking to maximise the use of online strategies or wishing to refine their existing practice.
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/c3sc-training-social-media-strategies/
LOCATION:C3SC\, Brunel House\, Cardiff\, C3SC\, Brunel House\, Cardiff
CATEGORIES:Training
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