A one-day Children in Wales course This introductory course will provide a comprehensive background to the key principles and intentions of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014, whilst also focusing on the main policy issues and the impact upon children, young people and their families. The Act, which came into force in April...
Share, Learn and Link Find out more about this event by following this link. 20 funded places available.
This WCVA course aims to take the mystery out of fundraising from companies and equip delegates with a simple and effective tool kit to enable them to secure support from companies of any size. This entry level session will introduce delegates to the key processes involved in sponsorship and corporate donations, and will provide concrete...
WCVA's seminar double header delivered by Watts Gregory LLP aimed at charity trustees. Come in the morning and stay for lunch; come for lunch and attend the afternoon session, or just make a day of it - the choice is yours! Find out more and book your place for the morning and/or afternoon session(s).
Capita Conferences is holding its annual conference on 24th February. With expert speakers from theThe Early Intervention Foundation, Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner South Wales and Barnardo’s Cymru, this essential event will help you to ensure you are intervening at the timeliest moment in a family’s life. Capita is offering a special discount...
This popular evidence based approach has been around for nearly 30 years and been taken up by a wide range of practitioners in health and social care fields. The NewLink Wales course will provide a clear understanding of the goals, concepts, processes and skills of Motivational Interviewing, along with a chance to practice the skills...
A morning to help shape future Welsh Government guidance on Construction and Demolition Waste. Your input will help the Welsh Government to develop practical and useful publicly-available resources for the Welsh construction industry. Instead of making regulations on Site Waste Management Plans, the Welsh Government is looking to develop guidance that will help businesses in...
This event is part of NIACE Cymru’s Festival of Dangerous Ideas, which is encouraging people to come up with new ideas for promoting learning at all ages but with a focus on adult learning in Wales. We are delighted to announce, that as part of the Festival, we will be reviving the Annual Raymond Williams...
Facilitated by Cardiff Mind and organised by Cardiff Council, this one-day course is for staff and volunteers working in social care. The learning outcomes of the course are: Participants will be able to identify the differences between mental health and mental illness Participants will be able to recognise signs and symptoms of mental illnesses Participants...
The Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs (IOEE) is working with the Government Equalities Office to run a UK wide road show of Meet a Mentor events designed specifically to support women business owners. Meet A Mentor is an event with a difference. You don’t attend to find a new client or supplier, (although both are...
Are we serious about children's rights? Sponsored by Julie Morgan AM (Chair) The physical punishment of children is the only form of inter-personal violence that remains legal in the UK. Forty-four states have already enacted legislation to change this. In 2002 the National Assembly and Welsh Government voted in favour of changing the law to...
Changing Gear is a Big Lottery funded project and aims to work with: - People with mental health issues - Women from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds - People with any long term health condition - Older People The project aims to work with people to achieve the health and wellbeing goals that matter...
