Need more funding? Want free help? Due to an oversubscription to the Localgiving funding surgery we ran in November, Lauren Swain, the Localgiving Manager for South Wales, is returning to run one-to-one 30-minute sessions at C3SC offices, Third Floor, Baltic House, Cardiff CF10 5FH between 9.30am and 4.30pm. Aimed at registered and non-registered charities, the...
This Cardiff Council training is designed for registered managers of residential homes and managers of domiciliary agencies who may be tasked with carrying out a non-criminal investigation under the Wales Protection Forum Policy. It is essential that all participants have attended (or completed previously) the POVA Decision Making and Information Sharing training (Level 3) prior to...
No more ‘Death by PowerPoint’ – make your presentations shine! Aims: To develop skills in creating and delivering presentations that will make a difference Content: The Participation Cymru course includes identifying the key elements that make a presentation of any kind effective whilst also building confidence in those who deliver presentations. This one day course...
Whether your organisation is working to reduce poverty or strengthen the health, housing, integration, education, skills or overall well-being of our communities, then the sustainable management of natural resources will matter to you. Environet's natural resources are the cornerstones of our prosperity and quality of life. Yet there is increasing evidence that we are not...
Sponsored by Julie Morgan AM (Chair) The Children's Commissioner for Wales is the independent children's rights institution set up to champion the rights of children and young people in Wales. The Children's Commissioner works for every child and young person in Wales under the age of 18 (or 25 years old if they've been 'looked...
The Children in Wales training will explore substance misuse and young people. The course will outline drugs, alcohol, illegal and legal highs. The training will examine new substances and the behaviours stemming from their use. It will help participants create strategies for dealing with young people’s use and the difficult and dangerous behaviours they can...
This Cardiff Council training is intended for staff who do not require the 3-day First Aid at Work course, but for those who may need to deal with health emergencies, prior to the arrival of more competent personnel. For update requirement information, please contact Fran Hyett-Jones on 2052 9230. Course content: Responsibilities in the workplace....
Following Carl Sargeant's, AM and Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children, announcement in October 2016 that a new approach is needed to build resilient communities, and the need for a cross-government approach to boosting prosperity across Wales. Children in Wales believes that the third sector will have a huge part to play in this, so...
"How to live well with mental ill health" is a workshop that has been developed by people with lived experience of mental health issues. The workshop will improve your knowledge and understanding of mental health. By the end you will: Understand the concept of Recovery in mental health. Be aware of relapse warning signs. Discuss...
This Wales Audit Office seminar will look at how organisations can work together to provide the right service in the right setting, with better outcomes for frequent users of public services. Frequent users of public services are those who regularly contact a specific or a range of public services. They make up a significant proportion...
This Cardiff Council course is for staff or volunteers from any agency from the statutory, voluntary or commercial sectors, working within Cardiff. Introductory Training (Level Two) Target Group B: (those who work directly with children and/or parents) This is refresher training for those who have attended Safeguarding Children's training previously. Course Content: The work of...
A one-day Children in Wales course This course is for all practitioners working with young people who want to increase their understanding of why young people self harm, and how best to support those who do. Research has shown that self harm is viewed as a highly sensitive topic by professionals, parents and young people,...
