A FREE Fuel Poverty training event is being offered online.

If you and your team would like to know more about this service and how they can help, then please sign up below. If your team cannot do the days and time below, the host can organise something bespoke. The session will cover:

• What is fuel poverty?  
• What are the causes?  
• What are the effects?  

• Who are the groups most at risk of fuel poverty?
• How to spot signs of fuel poverty  
• What they can do to help and how to refer residents to them 

Fuel Poverty Training

Friday 11^th October 2024, Time: 12:00 – 13:00

Please click Register to sign up for this event

Fuel Poverty Training

Monday 4^th November 2024, Time: 10:00 – 11:00

Please click Register to sign up for this event

All are invited to come along and take advantage of these FREE virtual Health and Wellbeing sessions.

This training is available to all volunteers and staff working within health and social care including NHS, non-NHS, community care, social care, local authority and VCSE sector.

These sessions are designed to help you develop the skills to hold safe, effective wellbeing conversations. All discussions in the group will remain confidential and no personal stories will be shared outside of the training.  Some of the things that will be covered include:

• Why wellbeing conversations matter
• A helpful framework for your conversation
• What enables supportive, helpful conversations
• What if – example scenarios of challenging conversations that may arise and guidance on how to manage these

 Available dates:

• 17 October 12-1pm
• 21 November 12-1pm
• 15 January 12-1pm
• 6 February 12-1pm

All bookings are via this link: Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership – Booking by Bookwhen

Registration Deadline: 1st November 2024

Date of Event: 21st November 2024
Location: Immingham Civic Centre
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

The host are excited to invite you to the NEL SAB (Safeguarding Adult Board) Learning Event.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a community of professionals and learn from insightful discussions, and workshops. It’s a FREE event!

Spaces are limited, so make sure to secure your spot!

Please see details and registration instructions attached below.

The Humberside Fire and Rescue Service has new training dates and currently offers two free training packages. The Partner-High Risk Fire Awareness Training focuses on emollients, medical oxygen, airflow, and hoarding. The dates for these sessions are listed below. To reserve your spot, click the link to book.

Monday 14th October 10:00-11:30

Thursday 24th October 10:00-11:30

Tuesday 12^th November 14:00-15:30

Wednesday 4^th December 10:00-11:30

The Professionals Awareness: On Recognising Adults Vulnerable from Fire Training aims to increase awareness of fire risks related to emollients, medical oxygen, airflow products, and hoarding. It will enhance your understanding of home fire safety and introduce our NEW referral pathway, which is crucial for those working in community settings.

The training focuses on identifying adults who are vulnerable to fire and covers the eight key areas assessed during a home fire safety visit. The session dates are listed below; click the link to reserve your spot.

Thursday 17th October 11.00-12.00

Monday 21^st October 10:00-11:00

Friday 15^th November 10:00-11:00

Wednesday 4^th December 13:30-14:30

Dates: September – December 2024

Cost: £95

Time: 10.00am to 12.30pm

Location: Workshops are held online via Zoom

NFP Workshops run affordable online training courses for charities, schools, healthcare and public sector organisations.

Topics include:

• Bid Writing
• Introduction to Fundraising
• Trust Fundraising
• Major Donor Fundraising
• Legacy Fundraising
• Corporate Fundraising
• Recruiting and Managing Volunteers
• Managing Staff
• Charity Finance
• Project Management
• Charity Trustee Duties
• Charity Trustee Recruitment
• Plus more . . .

For further information and how to book, please visit their webpage.

NFP Workshops – Affordable Training Courses

If you have any questions, please email:

question2@nfpmail1.co.uk 

The hosts of this event are pleased to share details of the Children’s Society’s upcoming #LookCloser Programme of Learning events for October 2024 – March 2025. 

#LookCloser is a partnership campaign between The Children’s Society, the National County Lines Co-ordination Centre and the British Transport Police aiming to raise awareness of child exploitation and abuse and to encourage the public and businesses to better identify and report concerns. The campaign also seeks to challenge assumptions and victim stereotypes, highlighting that child exploitation can happen anywhere, and any young person can be a victim. 

You can book on to the sessions for free, by clicking on the session titles within the flyer below.  

If you have any questions, please contact prevention@childrenssociety.org.uk

All details for these workshops can be found on the Safer-NEL website or via the Children and Families Learning Zone itself.

How to Book

Booking is via the Children and Families Learning Zone.

Please click on the Learning Zone logo at the top of the SaferNEL training page here:

SaferNEL | Children’s Workforce Development – SaferNEL

If you have not registered on the system previously, you will need to enter the access code, which is CFLZ22

Please see step by step user guide attached if needed.

This short training event will raise awareness of the different drug categories and how to manage a young person if they are under the influence.  This training is open to all those working in a voluntary or paid capacity with children, young people and their families.

The training covers approaches/ attitudes to substance use; different drug categories; trends in North East Lincolnshire; harm reduction advice; how to manage a young person if they are under the influence.

How to Book

Booking is via the Children and Families Learning Zone.

Please click on the Learning Zone logo at the top of the SaferNEL training page here:

SaferNEL | Children’s Workforce Development – SaferNEL

If you have not registered on the system previously, you will need to enter the access code, which is CFLZ22

Just click on the ‘Workshops’ button, then ‘Children and Families’ then ‘Safeguarding Young People’ to book your place.

This training will raise awareness of child abuse and neglect, including signs and indicators, what to do in response to concerns about a child, the importance of multi-agency working and learning from local and national safeguarding practice reviews.

This course is the foundation level of training for all and can also be accessed to refresh at this level, according to your role.

Cost: £30 per person

How to Book:

Booking is via the Children and Families Learning Zone.

Please click on the Learning Zone logo at the top of the SaferNEL training here:

SaferNEL | Children’s Workforce Development – SaferNEL

If you have not registered on the system previously, you will need to enter the access code, which is CFLZ22.

Just click on the ‘Workshops’ button, then ‘Children and Families’ then ‘Safeguarding Children (General). To book your place.

User Guide attached for reference.

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The LADO service is offering FREE training on Managing Allegations, against individuals who work or volunteer with children.

All organisations who work or volunteer with children should have policies and procedures in place, to tell them what to do when an allegation is made against their staff or volunteers.

The Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) oversees those allegations and coordinate the investigations about the allegation independently by chairing Allegation Management Meetings.

An allegation can only be investigated by:

1. Police
2. Employer / Voluntary Organisation
3. Children Services

North East Lincs LADO service invites all professionals/ volunteers with designated responsibility for safeguarding children to attend the Managing Allegation Training.

 The Aims and Objectives of the Training is to understand:

• what an Allegation is
• the LADO role
• the LADO process
• your role in the LADO process
• when & how to make a LADO referral

The training is FREE if you follow the link and directions below:

How to book:

NELC Staff Only: booking is via Academy-NEL. Just select ‘Workshops’, then ‘Children and Families’, then ‘Managing Allegations of Harm’

All Other Organisations: please book via the Children and Families Learning Zone. Click on the Children and Families Learning Zone logo here:

 SaferNEL | Children’s Workforce Development – SaferNEL

If you have not already registered on the system, you will need to enter the access code, which is CFLZ22.

Just select ‘Workshops’, then ‘Children and Families’, then ‘Managing Allegations of Harm’ to book your place.