This Young Minds course is for all practitioners working with young people who want to increase their understanding of why young people self harm and how to best support those who do. Find out more at http://www.youngminds.org.uk/training_services/training_calendar/3350_self_harm Special discounted rate of just £149 + VAT (formerly £195 + VAT) to include lunch and refreshments.
Hosted by the Welsh Refugee Coalition Sponsored by Mark Isherwood AM People across Wales continue to provide a warm welcome within our communities for those fleeing violence and persecution. National and local government in Wales provide integration support and enable access to services such as health, social care and education. However, there is still more...
You are invited to LIVING ROOM CARDIFF's Tree of Hope evening. Join us at the Christmas celebrations and hope in our journey in recovery from addiction. 6 pm: OPEN MIC SESSION 6:30: Carol Service and messages to be placed on the Christmas Tree 7 pm: a plate of food. Send your messages of hope to...
This Learning Disability Wales course is targeted at anyone who comes into contact with children who are on the autism spectrum. It will help those who wish to develop their understanding of children on the autism spectrum. The workshop will introduce practical approaches alongside theoretical principles. This course is interactive with opportunities for discussion and...
The next Cardiff Health and Social Care Network meeting will include: - MEIC, the Sprout and Family Point - Care Council Hub - Community Health Council, the role and how the network can work in partnership with them - Pave the Way - City of Cardiff Council budget consultation - Networking Tea and coffee will...
By the end of this session, you will be able to: List the benefits of supervision and appraisal List what to include in a supervision and appraisal policy Describe the skills needed for effective supervision and appraisal Book online Alternatively, email training@c3sc.org.uk or call us on (029) 2048 5722.
One-day Children in Wales course Understanding cultural differences is an important component in effective working with families and children. Practitioners and managers can be reluctant to address child welfare concerns because they fear being accused of racism, intolerance or prejudice. Getting the balance right between cultural sensitivity and making Westernised judgements on child welfare is...
An inquiry chaired by Neil Bates, Principal and Chief Executive, PROCAT College The Skills Commission has led an inquiry into innovative practice in the Further Education and Skills sector, examining what more can be done to facilitate more innovative provision of skills, learning and training. You are invited to the launch of this timely and...
This Institute of Fundraising Cymru seminar will present results from the first dedicated survey of 1000 Welsh people’s understanding and attitudes to fundraising and charities. Carried out earlier in 2016 the presentation will look at Welsh’ trust in public bodies including charities, participation in different fundraising techniques, and a raft of other issues. It’s a...
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 course is for Adult Services Team managers; Social Workers and anyone with Case Management / Care Co-ordinator responsibility; managers of residential homes and managers of domiciliary agencies. It is essential that all participants have attended (or completed previously) the Recognition and Referral Training (Level 2 POVA) or have completed refresher using the...
