Events
VCS Matters is continuing to provide its highly successful training on evaluating outcomes in conjunction with De Montfort University.
Sets of three sessions are offered with alternative dates. Participants should book for all three sessions in their set. If you cannot manage all the dates in any of the sets you may ask the course administrator if there is a space for the relevant session in another set.
B.STRONG course at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre aimed at new committee members, recently elected treasurers and members of recently formed voluntary organisations.
Participants will gain knowledge of how to record income and expenditure, balance monthly figures and complete bank reconciliations, and examine what should be included in a financial policy; how to present annual accounts, and requirements of annual returns for the Charity Commission or Companies House.
For details see programme and form below.
How can we help children in care manage the impact of trauma, uncertainty and loss? What are our roles in helping children make the move to good mental health and all the advantages that brings? This free conference at Highbury Hall, Moseley, will explore current good practice for Looked After Children within CAMHS and how all professionals can contribute to their emotional health and well-being.
Contact LAC CAMHS, at frances.hegarty@birmingham.gov.uk or 0121 - 464 6361.
Bidgley Power Badminton Club is proud to invite you to a multi category Badminton Tournament
Venue : King Edward VI Aston School,Frederick rd Aston B6 6DJ (Sports Hall)
(Please Use the Albert Road Entrance)
Categories : Mens Doubles & Singles
Ladies Doubles & Singles
Junior Doubles
Contact :
Harun Raza 07870 591723
Alfu Miah 079680 75969
Pritesh Pattni 07958 388755
Saturday 21 June 2008
St Chad's Park
From 10:30am
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*Sponsors and Volunteers Welcome *
Any Groups or artists wishing to participate in the festival and/or the parade please contact
Tony Maslen on 0121 457 9308
Quad Bikes~Local Bands~Charity Car boots~ Balloon Race~Face Painting~Dance Groups~Donkey Rides
"Stars In Their Eyes"
Fire Engine - Military Cadets
Local Art and Church Groups
etc. etc.
What can you expect?
The morning session will include a mix of speeches and panel discussions from key third sector representatives. The State of the Sector Report based on sector intelligence from Birmingham will be launched and you will hear how things look nationally from the Office of the Third Sector. The Assembly's position paper on worklessness, a result of two lively ‘hot lunch' debates held earlier in the year, will be debated by a cross-sectoral panel.
B.STRONG course at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre aimed at management committee members of voluntary organisations and newly formed groups, or those wishing to improve their committee skills.
Participants will gain an understanding of the purpose of a committee, the ingredients of a successful committee, the roles and legal duties of committee members, and how to conduct committee meetings.
For details see programme and form below.
The 2008 ACEVO Funding Roadshow includes a major conference in Birmingham on 24 June featuring senior-level presentations from the principal statutory, lottery and trust funders. Click here to download brochure - http://www.actionplanning.co.uk/roadshow.pdf
FREE workshop sessions
Thursday 26 June - Matthew Boulton College, Jennens Rd, Birmingham
Digital Birmingham is hosting 2 FREE community blogging workshop sessions being run by Pete Ashton, well known professional blogger and creator of the ‘Created in Birmingham' blog (the 2008 joint winner of the MediaGuardian Innovation award for Independent Blog) and a LifeStyle author for Birmingham Post.net blogs
FREE workshop sessions
Thursday 26 June - Matthew Boulton College, Jennens Rd, Birmingham
Digital Birmingham is hosting 2 FREE community blogging workshop sessions being run by Pete Ashton, well known professional blogger and creator of the ‘Created in Birmingham' blog (the 2008 joint winner of the MediaGuardian Innovation award for Independent Blog) and a LifeStyle author for Birmingham Post.net blogs
B-Autistic
Supporting young people within the Autistic Spectrum
OPEN MEETING
‘Looking Ahead'
26th June 2008 6.30pm - 8.00pm
taking place at
Cerebral Palsy Midlands
17 Victoria Road, Harborne
Birmingham B17 0AQ
Buses: 11, 29, 22, 23 & 103
Join us to share in reflecting on our past and looking to our future
Presentations on:
The History and work of B-Autistic
Away Day 2007 (Moving Forward Together)
Work funded to date
The Future (incl: fundraising strategy)
Title: Safeguarding (Child Protection) for Senior Workers
Date: Fridays 27 June, 11 July
Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Senior workers with responsibility for co-ordinating and implementing child protection and safeguarding practice in their Centre/Project. Open to Community and
Play Workers and Volunteers in Statutory, Voluntary and Private sectors.
People First Birmingham are holding their AGM at BVSC, 138 Digbeth, Birmingham B5 6DR.
Lunch and tea and coffee will be served.
Please phone 678 8857 and let us know you are coming to book your place.
Title: First Aid at Work (inc. Paediatric First Aid)
Date: Tuesday 1st July to Friday 4 July
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Community and Playworkers in Statutory and Voluntary settings
Tuesday, 1 July - 9am - 3pm
Innovation Centre, Cannock Chase
An outdoor practical day of play, promoting good practice.
The day is aimed at playworkers and any other children's workers involved in the delivery
of play opportunities.
Hosted by Play England West Midlands, anyone from around the country can attend.
There will be 12 workshops running throughout the day that delegates can choose from,
including:
• Fire play
• Earth ball
• The elements
Funding Clinics
Back by popular demand
Do you have any funding queries/issues?
Do you require guidance in this area?
Do you need pointing in the right direction?
If you have answered ‘yes' to any of the above, book your FREE session with our consultant - Anita Guy
Repeat consultations welcomed
Dates : -
Tuesday 13th May
Tuesday 3rd June
Wednesday 18th June
Tuesday 1st July
Title: First Aid at Work (inc. Paediatric First Aid)
Date: Tuesday 1st July to Friday 4 July
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Community and Playworkers in Statutory and Voluntary settings
This year's Brighter Futures Conference at the ICC aims to celebrate and raise awareness of Birmingham's Brighter Futures Strategy for improving the experiences of children and young people in the city. Two international speakers have been secured, Steve Aos from Washington State Institute of Public Policy and David Hawkins from University of Washington.
Title: First Aid at Work (inc. Paediatric First Aid)
Date: Tuesday 1st July to Friday 4 July
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Community and Playworkers in Statutory and Voluntary settings
14-19 education reform is progressing. The range of diplomas including the foundation learning tier and the spread across subjects is growing rapidly. Changes to the Government Departments: DCSF and DIUS, the greater involvement of different stakeholders including Schools, the LSC, Local Authorities, QCA, FE Colleges, other providers, agencies and Awarding Bodies is creating an interesting and complicated landscape
B.STRONG course at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre aimed at management committee members of voluntary organisations and newly formed groups, or those wishing to improve
their committee skills.
Participants will gain an understanding of the purpose of a committee, the ingredients of a successful committee, the roles and legal duties of committee members, and how to conduct committee meetings.
For details see programme and form below.
Title: First Aid at Work (inc. Paediatric First Aid)
Date: Tuesday 1st July to Friday 4 July
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Community and Playworkers in Statutory and Voluntary settings
The NYA is pleased to announce a series of nine regional events for policymakers, managers and Trainers from local authorities, PCT's and voluntary and community sector organisations, to examine the key role that youth work and other similar approaches have in addressing the health issues of young people. The West Midlands event will take place in Birmingham on 4 July.
VCS Matters is continuing to provide its highly successful training on evaluating outcomes in conjunction with De Montfort University.
Sets of three sessions are offered with alternative dates. Participants should book for all three sessions in their set. If you cannot manage all the dates in any of the sets you may ask the course administrator if there is a space for the relevant session in another set.
Bournville Village Trust
COMMUNITY FUN DAY
TO INCORPORATE THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE
MULTI USE GAMES AREA.
COME AND JOIN US FOR LOADS OF ACTIVITIES:
Face Painting - Bouncy Castle - Tug of War
Shenley Green Centre
330 Green Meadow Road,
Selly Oak, Birmingham B29 4EE
Tele: 0121 475 7521
Children and young people's services are moving from the grant regime to a commissioning and procurement model which is having a considerable impact on the voluntary and community sector who deliver services. The Initiative for Social Entrepreneurs (ISE) in partnership with VCS Matters are running a series of workshops and training sessions for Voluntary Sector organisations who want to know more about how these changes will affect them and what they can do to increase their skills and knowledge to become ready for contracting.
If you think you can run... prove it! Race at the Street Athletics 2008 in Perry Barr with Linford Christie and Darren Campbell.
For information see the flyer attached below.
Following the Byron Review on children and new technology, Stop it now! and VCS Matters are running a free half-day training course on 'The dangers of child sexual abuse in the real and digital world' on Tuesday 8 July at BVSC, 138 Digbeth.
For more information see the flyer attached below and to book a place contact Lisa Barrett on 01384 - 561775 or Lisa.Barrett@barnardos.org.uk
Title: Creative Tools for Community Development - Using Arts
Date: Tuesday 8 July
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Venue: Ladywood Arts and Leisure Centre
Target Group: Community workers and Volunteers in Statutory and Voluntary sectors
In response to a number of requests from people involved in youth work around the region, West Midlands European Network will now provide advice and guidance to people wishing to submit applications to the Youth Exchange priority of the EU Youth Programme. In the UK this programme is managed by the British Council and the ConnectYouth Programme Team is supporting WMEN to provide advice to applicants in the West Midlands.
Are you looking to increase children and young people participation in your organisation? Then the Participation Works consortium has a range of training courses and a consultancy package, ranging from introducing a selection of training methods and tools, through to organisational change and strategic planning to support you.
B.STRONG course at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre aimed at organisations unfamiliar with the responsibilities of managing unpaid volunteer workforce.
Participants will examine the main issues involved, e.g. health and safety, payments, recruitment, volunteer agreements and volunteer policies.
For details see the programme and form below.
Richard Burden MP is organising an event for local community groups with Birmingham Voluntary Services Council and the Big Lottery. The event - which includes lunch - will take place from about 9:30am - 1 pm on Friday 11 July at the Elim Pentecostal Church, Weoley Castle, Birmingham.
Newman University College are holding a breakfast meeting on Monday 14 July from 7.45 to 9.30am with Public and Third Sector organisations. Cllr Paul Tilsley, Deputy Leader of Birmingham City Council, is the Guest Speaker, and he will talk about the current challenges facing the Public and Third Sector. The venue is: www.austincourt.co.uk
For more information see the attached leaflet.
VCS Matters is continuing to provide its highly successful training on evaluating outcomes in conjunction with De Montfort University.
Sets of three sessions are offered with alternative dates. Participants should book for all three sessions in their set. If you cannot manage all the dates in any of the sets you may ask the course administrator if there is a space for the relevant session in another set.
Midland Heart offer a programme of free workshops to support your personal development and to build happier communities, including:
Domestic Abuse: 9.30am - 3.00pm on Friday 16th May at Holloway Hall
Stress: 9.30am - 3.00pm on Wednesday 21st May at Ley Hill Junior and Infant School
Introduction to Youth Work: June - Contact Janice Boyett on 0121 464 9183 or Ashok Patel on 0121 666 5295
Community Development: 9.00am - 1.00pm on Tuesday 17th June at Holloway Hall
Children and young people's services are moving from the grant regime to a commissioning and procurement model which is having a considerable impact on the voluntary and community sector who deliver services. The Initiative for Social Entrepreneurs (ISE) in partnership with VCS Matters are running a series of workshops and training sessions for Voluntary Sector organisations who want to know more about how these changes will affect them and what they can do to increase their skills and knowledge to become ready for contracting.
Birmingham Children & Young People's Plan? Brighter Futures? Integrated Youth Support Services? What do they mean and how do they effect you?
B.STRONG course at Ladywood Arts & Leisure Centre aimed at voluntary organisations seeking the introductory knowledge and skills to be good employers following "good practice" and within the current legal framework.
