A One Day Course Stress is a leading cause of sickness absence across all workplaces in the UK. Against this background many organisations are seeking to introduce mindfulness programmes. There is a wealth of research evidence emerging to indicate that mindfulness can reduce stress and anxiety and can reduce the incidence of recurrent depression. In addition,...
A One Day Course The training will explore youth homelessness. The course will outline reasons for youth homelessness, current trends and the impact of current Housing and Homelessness legislation in Wales. Ways of support young homeless people and the issues such as substance misuse, Child Sexual Exploitation and how to safeguard them. This will be...
A One Day Course In a recent survey by Ditch the Label 50% of young people stated they had been bullied at some point, with 11% stating they are bullied on a daily basis. Of those young people reporting being bullied 44% developed depression, 41% developed social anxiety and 33% had suicidal thoughts. The impact...
A One Day Course In a recent survey by Ditch the Label 50% of young people stated they had been bullied at some point, with 11% stating they are bullied on a daily basis. Of those young people reporting being bullied 44% developed depression, 41% developed social anxiety and 33% had suicidal thoughts. The impact...
In collcaboration with WCVA Learning outcomes: Understand the context of safeguarding in Wales, legislation and guidance Explore the policies and procedures required and how to implement them Discuss confidentiality, reporting and referrals Please note: participants can choose to attend this session along with the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Information Session. Book online Alternatively, email training@c3sc.org.uk or call...
In collaboration with WCVA Learning Outcomes: How does a DBS check contribute to safeguarding (what it is, what it can tell us, what it is not) Using DBS checks to make a placement/employment decision (regulated activity, risk assessment, relevant offences) Best practice in response to DBS check content Please note: participants can choose to attend...
A half day course 29% of children in families in Wales live in relative poverty. Growing up in poverty impacts on children's well-being; their early years development, physical and mental health, educational achievement, and future life chances. Recognising and understanding the effects of poverty on children and families is vital to improving their outcomes. Find...
About the seminar In partnership with the Centre for Public Scrutiny Cymru, WLGA, Welsh Government, Welsh NHS Confederation, the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner and Good Practice Wales we are holding a free event with the aim of considering Governance under the Well-being of Future Generations Act. This event forms part of our ongoing...
This course aims to enable participants to understand the purpose and application of monitoring and evaluation systems. The session will look at why organisations need to monitor and evaluate their work, who needs this information and how to put an evaluation framework in place which will help you report on your organisation’s achievements. By the...
Claire Guthrie: Gambling Support Service Project Worker, will be talking about her work, gambling as a form of self-harm and the potential risks of gaming to some young people.
A half day course This half day course will consider 'honour' based violence and other harmful traditional practices that affect children and young people, including female genital mutilation, forced/early marriage, 'honour' violence and abuse linked to the belief in witchcraft. The course will also touch on lesser known issues such as son preference, bride price, infanticide...
