Free briefing sessions on TV Digital switchover

Do you support any of the following groups:
•    older people;
•    people who are socially isolated;
•    those with sensory, mobility or dexterity impairments;
•    people who have mental health conditions;
•    those with English as second language/BAME; or
•    people with Learning Disabilities?

The Digital Switchover is coming and some of the people you support may be worried about the switch to digital TV. We can answer any questions they may have.

This is a reminder that April is fast approaching when the Digital Switchover will take place.

As the time draws near it is very likely that some of your clients or members will want to get some help or advice.

Gary Davis is working with Voluntary Action Lewisham and is able to provide presentations to organisations or individuals between now and April.

He is also able to provide supporting leaflets explaining the switchover and how to retune

There are still small grants available of up to £500 which can be awarded to organisations who may want to organise a specific event; this could be used to hire a hall, buy refreshments or transport costs.

Contact gary@slcvspartnership.org.uk or Tel: 07877 768307 for more information

Digital TV

Supervision Skills

Course Summary
Event Date: 
Thu, 09/02/2012
Time: 
10.00am - 1.00pm
Learning Partnership Project (LPP)

 

 

This half day course will provide you with an overview of best practice in supervision. It will address the role and function of supervision, suggest a range of supervision models and address a range of common issues facing those that supervise staff.

For more information contact Lillian on 020 8314 9044 or e-mail: lillian@valewisham.org.uk

VAL joins forces with Clinks to address crime and community safety issues

Crime and its effects are a major challenge within society, and VCS organisations have an important role to play in combating

crime and making our communities safer.  VAL has committed to work with Clinks, a national organization, to develop a local network of organisations to address crime and community safety issues and to link into a broader, London-wide network.  These issues include work with young people at risk of engaging in criminal or anti

-social activity, reducing the number of Lewisham residents appearing in court, support for the victims of crime, collaborative work with the police, probation and court services, and new approaches to achieving justice.


An initial meeting has been arranged for Thursday 1st March, 2.00-5.00pm, at the Civic Suite. If your organisation is in any way involved in crimin

al justice or community safety  issues, or would like to be more involved, please book this date in your diary. The event will include presentations, details of some existing local work, the support available through Clinks, and discussion about these important issues.


To book your place, please phone Sheila on: 020 8314 9411 or email:

sheila@valewisham.org.uk

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Create a case study to show your impact

As an infrastructure organisation you many find it challenging  to show your impact. One of the ways in which this can be done effectively is to create case studies as they’re a great way to communicate the work you do and the difference you make.

NCVO have information on their website that may be helpful:

http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/networking discussions/blogs/23540/11/11/22/create-case-study-show-your-impact

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VAL's Policy Briefings

Voluntary Action Lewisham’s Policy Briefings are designed to give our members the latest National Government, Local Authority and statutory sector policy changes that will have an impact on voluntary and community organisations. The briefing comprises three sections the first focuses on issues affecting children and young people’s organisations, the second focuses on issues concerning health inequalities and social care; the final section has policy information regarding the sector in general.

To see the latest briefing click here

 

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