A one-day Children in Wales course This course offers an in depth exploration of the nature of attachment formation difficulties and how early adversity will influence a child's ability to manage in early years and school settings. Highlighting the critical role that teachers and day care staff can play in supporting children with attachment difficulties,...
FULLY BOOKED Understand what it means to be a trustee, who can be one, and what roles and responsibilities trustees may have Appreciate what trustees can be liable for, and know how to limit potential risks Understand the principles of good governance, the roles of specific officers, and the difference between a trustee board and...
2 spaces left Understand what motivates and de-motivates volunteers Understand good practice in relation to support and supervision Recognise and be able to manage a variety of difficult situations Know when and how to terminate a volunteering relationship Be able to assess needs for training and development, and recognise different ways of meeting these Know...
Featuring: • Professor Neil Frude, Consultant Clinical Psychologist • Dr Mike Davies, Independent Psychotherapist • Dr James Feeney, Clinical Psychologist This event is aimed at practitioners working with primary school aged children and their families in schools, youth and community services, early intervention and prevention services/Families First and Communities First partnerships. This Families First Practice Exchange...
Children in Wales’ Disabled Children Conference will focus on promoting and empowering disabled children and young people within a rights based framework. Participants will have an update on existing and proposed policy and legislation and how it will affect disabled children, young people and their families. Innovative ways of empowering disabled children and young people...
The second annual Cardiff Media Summit is being held on November 11th to discuss the findings of the IWA's Media Audit which will be launched ahead of the conference. This is a major survey of the media in Wales – across print, broadcast and online and in Welsh and English – which is being carried...
The techniques you will learn during this Learning Disability Wales workshop will help you and the person you care to engage and communicate together, relieve stress and feel more positive. This one-day workshop will help those that care for someone with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or a learning disability to use touch to help...
The Care Council, in partnership with WCVA, is delighted to invite you to participate in a train the trainer course to introduce and prepare trainers to deliver the basic awareness in safeguarding training pack as developed by Care Council for Wales in partnership with WCVA and ADSS Cymru. Attendees should have some experience of...
This NewLink Wales course is accredited by City & Guilds. The activities that are completed throughout the two days are part of the assessment and there is no work to be completed outside of the course. This includes 2-day facilitation, handouts, refreshments, a buffet lunch and full accreditation costs. City & Guilds is the UK’s...
Here are details of the consultation and Green Paper. A consultation event is being held in North and South Wales. The South Wales event is on Thursday 12th November. Lunch and refreshments provided. If you would like to attend, please register your interest by emailing HQDmailbox@wales.gsi.gov.uk with your name and contact details.
There are currently 106,000 people in Wales living with sight loss but that number is set to double over the next 25 years. This RNIB Cymru workshop will equip you with the skills, knowledge and confidence to ensure you can meet the challenges of this growing population. This workshop will: Give you a greater...
Find out how your health board works at Diverse Cymru's free training session. Staff from Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (CVUHB) and the Community Health Council will be there to tell you what the health board is, how it works and how people can have their say and be involved with its work. To...
