Who should attend this Cardiff Council training? All staff should attend this training. What is WRAP? WRAP are Workshops to Raise Awareness of ‘Prevent’. Prevent is part of the UK Governments counter terrorism strategy, preventing people from becoming involved in terrorism. WRAP 3 Training Objectives: To understand Prevents Aim Think about who may be vulnerable...
Accredited by Agored Cymru, level three, six credits. The dates of this three-day course are 14 and 15 February, and 16 March 2017. The aim of this WCVA course is to provide learners with the knowledge, skills and confidence to plan, prepare and deliver training sessions. Content This three-day accredited course will give you an...
This Cardiff Council training is for all social care staff. Morning session: 10am – 12pm or Afternoon session: 1pm – 3pm (Participants should aim to arrive 15 minutes early for registration & refreshments). Multiple Sclerosis Study Session - Course Content Do you help care for clients with Multiple Sclerosis? A two-hour study session has been...
This Institute of Welsh Affairs course aims to give learners a good understanding of how Government and politics works in Wales. The course will provide an overview of the roles of the National Assembly and Welsh Government, and how decisions are made. Learning outcomes: By attending this course you will be able to understand to...
A one-day Children in Wales course The Social Services and Wellbeing Act (Wales) 2014 came into force on 6th April this year and places a new focus on services supporting the well-being outcomes of the people they are working with. The term ‘wellbeing’ is used to refer to the quality of people’s lives, and covers...
This Cardiff Council training course is for volunteers who work directly with children and young people and who make referral through third party, who are not likely to attend strategy meetings or child protection conferences. AIMS To provide an introduction to safeguarding children practice To provide an opportunity to ask questions and raise issues OBJECTIVES...
FULLY BOOKED The funding environment is becoming more and more competitive, with most funders receiving thousands of requests for support each year. It is therefore vital that your funding bids stand out from the crowd. This training course will help you learn how to improve your funding bids by adopting a structured approach to the...
The topic will be legal issues and will be a talk by a local solicitors. For more information, please call 029 2043 4960.
The number of reported child sexual offences in England and Wales is on the increase. In 2014-15 child exploitation offences in England and Wales were at their highest for a decade, with more than 47,000 offences against children recorded. The increases are continuing, and in 2015 police investigated 70,000 reports of child abuse. Gangs and...
Parenting and Family Support - developing our workforce to meet the challenge Building on their last successful conference, Children in Wales’ Parenting Conference 2017 will focus on how to develop the skills of the people who work to support parents and carers. Keynote presentations will include how we can ensure that staff have the knowledge,...
In partnership with Cardiff University With a debate on whether Parliament can trigger Article 50 and begin the UK's withdrawal from the EU currently ensuing, there is an increasing focus on what the Brexit deal will include. Central to this are discussions around the free movement of people to and from Europe, and the next IWA Debate in...
