By Media Trust:
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Heritage Digital have created a social media guidelines template for your heritage organisation to reuse.
The template:
This template also acts as a handy ‘go to’ document for new team members and onboarding processes for those interacting with social media.
Deadline 28th June 2021
Salary Range: NJC Scp 20 (£25,991 pro rata) to NJC Scp 24 (£28,672 pro rata) dependent upon experience and qualifications
Contract: 25 hours per week (with potential to increase dependent upon funding application success)
Office Base: Base: Maltby Lane Hub, Maltby Lane, Barton upon Humber (working from home is encouraged)
Humber and Wolds Rural Action (HWRA) is seeking a Community Development Worker to further development their activities, services and projects which support community infrastructure:
At British Blind Sport (BBS) we are helping children with sight loss get active with a free sport and fitness pack delivered straight to their door. Our First Steps pack helps children to build confidence, develop skills and, most importantly, have fun.
From North East Lincolnshire Council:
Do you know an individual or group living or working in North East Lincolnshire who deserve recognition for their outstanding achievements and contribution to the borough? Then we want to hear from you.
Nominations are now open for Civic Awards. We are looking for individuals or groups living or working within North East Lincolnshire who deserve recognition for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the borough. Deadline for nominations is 31 January 2022. Further information on the Sponsors and Categories in our Civic Awards Information Booklet (PDF, 437KB) – downloadable document.
These are new awards for 2021 and are an opportunity for the Civic Office to officially recognise the commitment and hard work of those who strive to make a positive difference to the lives of others.
Each nomination will be reviewed by a judging panel and winners will be presented with their award by the Mayor in March 2022. If you would like to nominate, please complete our Civic Awards Nomination Form – external site
From Barnardo’s:
If you would like to refer a parent/carer or young person who lives in North East Lincolnshire to the SENDIASS service, please send the completed form to nelincs@barnardos.org.uk. The form can also be found on the professionals page of our website.
Whole School SEND Spotlight: Developmental Language Disorder Guide
The DLD Guide and its accompanying resources are all funded by the Department for Education so that schools can access them at no cost. Communication-friendly teaching will benefit all children and will help to identify those for whom a more specialist approach may be needed.
Safeguarding children with SEND training
An introductory course for school/education staff who work with children who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and additional needs.
With Learning Disability Week coming soon, NSPCC Learning are having a sale to celebrate. They are offering a deal on their Safeguarding children with SEND training from 14-20 June to help support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities.
For added support, they also have some helpful free resources for anyone working with children and young people with additional needs.
https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/training/safeguarding-children-with-send
From North East Lincolnshire Council:
PROPOSALS to reshape the support available to parents of infants and young children in North East Lincolnshire are now open for views from people within the community.
The plans being considered by North East Lincolnshire Council centre on delivering the same services in different ways to try and reach out to more families across the whole of the borough.
As a result, a move away from centring support in buildings is being investigated. Instead, it is thought that a combination of in-centre services at six family hubs, with more outreach and community work, would better serve the needs of the wider community.
The consultation, which runs until August 1, is asking people for their views on how early help services should be delivered, and whether there are any gaps in services.
From North East Lincolnshire Council:
Plans for a new creative workspace on Grimsby docks have been released as they head into the planning application process.
World renowned conservation architects and historic buildings consultants, Donald Insall Associates, were appointed last year to develop plans to create the new workspace, and a planning application has now been submitted to redevelop a number of buildings in the Fish Dock area of Grimsby as part of the Grimsby Creates programme
Proposals have now come forward to transform Buildings 4, 8, 9, 10 and 11 on Auckland Road and Building 16 on Fish Dock Road into a new space for creative individuals and businesses, which will incorporate studio space as well as a communal space for art installations and exhibitions.
The design has been split into phases, with the first section being for buildings 8, 9 and 10 in the current funding round. Future development will depend on securing additional funding.
From Humber Modern Slavery Partnership:
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Humberside has teamed up with the Humber Modern Slavery Partnership and local award-winning production company My Pockets to produce an animation and resource pack for parents, teachers and carers to educate 10–12 year-olds on the dangers of Child Criminal Exploitation.
‘Anywhere Kids’ uses aspects of real stories from real victims in our area to tell the story of how young people are groomed, coerced and trapped into exploitation such as drug dealing, forced criminality and sexual exploitation, and seeks to open a dialogue with younger children about some of the dangers they may face online or in person and how they might protect themselves from being targeted by exploiters and organised criminal gangs.
The animation, called ‘Anywhere Kids’ is also the second stage of the Not In Our Community 5-in-5 campaign bringing new and exciting, locally co-produced resources launched across the Humberside Police force area every week over 5 weeks. #5in5 Not In Our Community is a local campaign, funded and overseen by the OPCC, that aims to raise awareness of child exploitation, both criminal and sexual. In addition to a successful social media campaign, resources and stories are produced based on real life events that can be used throughout personal, educational and professional settings, to raise awareness across communities and help protect our young people.
We are currently developing a resource pack for teachers to accompany the film that will be launched with schools in September this year. If anyone would like more information please do get in touch with me. You can view and share the full ‘Anywhere Kids’ film on YouTube HERE
