Each year the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust (HMDT) holds free Youth Champion workshops in England, Scotland and Wales for anyone aged 14-24 who is interested in organising an activity to mark Holocaust Memorial Day – 27 January. Workshops take place in the Autumn and are aimed at both new and existing Youth Champions. Attending a...
Fully booked By attending this course you will be able to: Get to grips with Results Based Accountability Understand its principles, values and practices Discover its context in relation to Cardiff This course is perfect to meet the increasing demands from funders for RBA’s use. Essential if your organisation is considering applying for Lottery or...
Only 2% of the UK’s migrants live in Wales, but numbers here have almost doubled and now about 5% of the Welsh population are born outside the UK. Immigration law is complex, European free movement rules in flux and housing workers face increasing problems in working out eligibility for council waiting lists and homelessness services. ...
European Union State Aid rules are designed to regulate competition in order to maintain a level playing field in the European single market. The rules apply to all public funding (not just European funding) that is given to organisations involved in economic activity ('undertakings'). Third sector organisations are facing challenges in the application of State...
Fully booked The regional participation network will start with no formal agenda beyond the general theme of public engagement and shared power. The network will be an Open Space Technology event. Each individual participant will have the option to organise and facilitate their own breakout session, based around a topic, discussion point or participatory technique of your...
Age Alliance Wales would like to invite you to this event. Wales is working towards becoming a good place to grow old; we have an older people’s strategy, a commissioner for older people and new legislation for social services which all demonstrate that, at a strategic level, we are fully committed to achieving our goal....
Interested in making your community Age Friendly? Come along to this FREE Ageing Well in Wales event where you will find out how to get started and learn from other communities.
Professor Sally Holland has now been in post for a few months and we are delighted that she will be joining Children in Wales to give an update on her work and that of the Commissioner's Office. This session is open to members of Children in Wales, as well as Policy Council members, and is...
This Shelter Cymru half-day briefing will look at the content of the new code of guidance that accompanies the Homelessness legislation contained in the Housing Act (Wales) 2014. Its purpose is to support staff of local authorities to guide them in implementing their functions in connection with allocations and homelessness. It applies to both the...
This Cardiff Council course is ideally suited to staff who are currently undertaking or are about to undertake a level 5 diploma level in Leadership for Health and Social Care. The course is open to all staff who are managing or supervising staff in a social care setting including managers, deputy/assistant managers and key/senior care staff. - ...
A two-day Children in Wales course Child sexual abuse is in the media like never before, but the extent of the abuse and the variety of ways children are sexually abused can be overwhelming. The aim of this course is to help us disentangle the subject so we can think clearly and safely, thus enabling...
Policy Forum for Wales Keynote Seminar With Professor Marcus Longley, Professor of Applied Health Policy and Director, Welsh Institute for Health and Social Care, University of South Wales and Dr Susan Carnes Chichlowska, Lecturer, Public Health and Policy Studies, Swansea University and Lead Author, The Integrated Care Evaluation Framework (ICE-F): A Realistic Evaluation of Integrated...
