The aim of this Diverse Cymru course is to provide an understanding of the main obligations of employers and service providers under the Equality Act 2010. This course is particularly relevant for employers and service providers from the public, private or voluntary sectors.Find out more and book your place on the Diverse Cymru website.
The People and Work Unit can teach you to analyse them. The aim of the training session is to: - Code the questionnaire - Create an Excel database - Analyse the resultsOnly basic IT skills needed. Suitable for all organisations and refreshments will be supplied. Limited number of places available.Fee: £39
Don't miss this opportunity to pick up a fantastic bargain - Jewellery, Scarves, Home Made Cakes, Chocolate, Beauty Treatments, Henna Painting, Raffle, Plants, Tea & Coffee.ALL WELCOME
This will be one of the association's most high profile meetings for some time. The guest speaker will be Mr Alun Michael, Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales. This will be your chance to listen to him describe his role in this new post, his Police and Crime Reduction Plan and also your opportunity...
Introduced in pathfinder areas from April 2013 and rolled out nationally from October 2013, universal credit (UC) will transform the current means-tested benefits and tax credit systems. This course will look in-depth at the detailed rules, including how entitlement is assessed and the claims and administration procedures. Recommended for those with existing knowledge of the...
This Welsh Women's Aid course will assist officers working within the Domestic Abuse sector learn how to refer domestic abuse victims to the most relevant local services. This course will enable staff to: - Recognise and respond to the signs of domestic abuse. - Understand the barriers faced when 'asking the question' and managing response...
This course looks at how to use your community for funding. Exploring such issues as running fundraising events, connecting with communities to increase funding, and issues surrounding the sustainability of such funding. Ideal for: New, small or medium organisations who wish to diversify their funding or increase their income.
Listening is one of the most important skills you can have as a worker operating in the Domestic Abuse sector. How well you listen has a major impact on the support you offer victims of domestic abuse, sector professionals and your relationships with others. It also would have an impact on the effectiveness of your...
One of our popular courses, this year we’ve put more sessions on to meet demand. Covering how best to get the internet and social media to help produce income in the form of fundraising. Attendees will learn about the processes, websites and applications and tools to ensure their organisation makes the most of the internet.Ideal...
'Alternatives to Violence Project' is holding this friendly weekend workshop to help you handle conflict better and build more positive relationships.Visit www.avpbritain.org.uk to find out more about Alternatives to Violence Project.
In association with Cardiff University and The Waterloo Foundation, and supported by Cardiff Food Council, Soil Association, Cynnal Cymru, Organic Centre Wales, Cardiff City Council, Public Health Wales, Welsh Local Government Association, Cardiff Riverside Market, Natural Resources Wales. Conference Chair: Peter Davies, Sustainable Development Commissioner for Wales Food has always been a defining characteristic of Wales, its...
Provides a summary of the increasingly used reporting methods that looks at impact your organisation is having. Covering the basic of RBA, and how you can start using to measure your organisations performance, this course is perfect to meet the increasing demands from funders for RBA’s use.Ideal for: Any organisation that receives grant funding, or...
