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Community News 011013 1 V3 Community News October 2013 Inside this issue: Training p 3 Funding p 9 Jobs p 12 Energy and fuel p 13 Community p 15 Events & volunteering p 17 News p 19 Quick links p 25 www.durhamrcc.org.uk Welcome Autumn Meeting Update “Launching Durham Community Action -An Enterprising Future” The date for the Autumn Meeting will now be 28th November 2013 at Jersey Farm , Barnard Castle from 3 pm to 6 pm. We’ll have speakers and presentations to inform and stimulate discussion around how communities can contribute to economic growth and will be officially launching our new name - Durham Community Action. Watch out for further information. About Community News Durham Rural Community Council is the trading name of Durham Community Action Limited. We are a registered charity (no: 229119), and a company limited by guarantee (no: 309329). We were established in 1935, and are members of ACRE’s Rural Community Action Network (RCAN). This edition of Community News was published by and is © Durham Community Action Limited in October. 2013 Every effort is taken to provide accurate information, however Durham Community Action Limited does not accept responsibility for any error or omission in, or complaint arising from, items in this publication. The views expressed in Community News do not necessarily represent those of Durham Community Action Limited. This issue was compiled by Nicola Patterson and Abby Thompson. Special thanks to everyone who has contributed ideas and material for this publication. 2 Training The Boss Project Questionnaire from the BOSS project - 5 minutes of your time please Will you help us with our questionnaire if we have helped you? Over the last four years DRCC has been offering a number of training courses in Durham to help group be more efficient and effective with regard to their administration and support services. These courses include Managing the Money, Easy Accounts, Setting up a Website, Social Media, and Village Halls in a Changing Landscape. Please complete the linked questionnaire so that we can measure the impact of that training, and involve you in the planning and delivery of the sharing of learning we have had as a result of this project. The survey should take no more than 5 minutes. CLICK HERE TO LINK TO THE SURVEY http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KRXJPMR The Boss Project Funded by 3 Training New to your area - training sessions for people who are 19 and over, living and/or working in County Durham: Governance in the Voluntary and Community Sector (Accredited) Level 2 This course is run over 6 sessions Venue: East Durham Trust, Community House, Yoden Road, PETERLEE SR8 5DP Dates: 17 October to 21 November 2013 (every Thursday 10 am - 3.30 pm) COST: £96 (£24 concessionary price if working in the Voluntary & Community Sector & free to unemployed) This Governance Training Programme supports participants in providing effective governance for new and existing voluntary and community sector organisa- tions. The course is aimed at people who are active members of a governing body or who are interested in developing the knowledge and skills required to be- come a member of a governing body. The course covers: » Strategy and Structures » Risk Management » Responsibilities and Accountability » Governance Skills Also, Governance at: Bowburn Community Centre, Durham Road, BOWBURN DH6 5AT Dates: 18 October to 22 November 2013 (every Friday 10 am - 3.30 pm) COST: £96 (£24 concessionary price if working in the Voluntary & Community Sector & free to unemployed) Also at: Robin Todd Centre, Front Street, SOUTH HETTON DH6 2TH Dates: 21 January to 25 February 2014 (every Tuesday 10 am - 3.30 pm) COST: £96 (£24 concessionary price if working in the Voluntary & Community Sector & free to unemployed) 4 Training Managing Community & Voluntary Organisations (Accredited) Level 3 This course is run over 10 sessions Venue: Bowburn Community Centre, Durham Road, BOWBURN Durham DH6 5AT Dates: 15 January to 19 March 2014 (every Monday 10 am - 3.30 pm) COST: £120 (£30 concessionary price if working in the V & C Sector & free to un- employed) This intense programme allows you to get the support and information you need to help you manage your organisation effectively - fast! The nationally recognised qualification will help you to demonstrate to funders that your organisation is fit for purpose. The course includes: - Planning more strategically · Develop sustainable businesses · Bid writing · Finances · Legal issues · Managing others more effectively · Developing policy and procedures How Parliament Works (Non accredited) This course is run over 4 sessions Venue: Greenhills Centre, Stephens Terrace, WHEATLEY HILL DH6 3JS Dates: 28 October to 18 November 2013 (every Monday, 10 am - 3.30 pm) COST: £48 (£12 concessionary price if working in the V & C Sector & free to unem- ployed) Knowing how the structure of Parliament works is the first step to being able to have a voice in this vast system of government. This workshop will look at what makes up our Parliament and where the opportuni- ties are to feed in information to the decision makers there. Covering the House of Commons, the House of Lords, Committees and Legislation this short workshop will give you an insight into how to have your voice heard in the heart of Government. - Understand the structure of Parliament · Understand the role of MPs and Lords and how to contact them - Know how to provide evidence to various committees · Know how to respond to Government consultations 5 Training Making Meetings Effective Venue: East Durham Trust, Community House, Yoden Road, PETERLEE SR8 5DP Date: 28 October 2013 Time: 12.30 pm – 4.00 pm COST: £10 (£2.50 concessionary price if working in the V & C Sector & free to un- employed) Voluntary and Community groups rely on a variety of meetings to run effectively but many of us feel that some of them are time wasters. This workshop uses Peter Hon- ey’s Diagnostic Tool on Effective Meetings to help you identify which areas are caus- ing problems for you and what you can do about it. A must for anyone serving on a committee! Personal Safety for the Lone Worker Venue: Robin Todd Centre, Front Street, SOUTH HETTON DH6 2TH Date: 24 October 2013 Time: 12.30 pm - 4.00 pm COST: £10 (£2.50 concessionary price if working in the V & C Sector & free to un- employed) Get your practices and procedures in place to keep lone workers safe. Some practi- cal guidance for lone workers. Minute Taking Venue: East Durham Trust, Community House, Yoden Road, PETERLEE SR8 5DP Date: 6 November 2013 Time: 12.30 pm – 4.00 pm COST: £10 (£2.50 concessionary price if working in the V & C Sector & free to un- employed) The taking of minutes is important at all meetings yet many minute takers have simply ‘fallen’ into the role with no advice or real understanding of exactly what needs to be minuted and why. This session will guide you through the role of a mi- nute-taker and equip you with key skills and tips for taking effective minutes in fu- ture. BOOKING PROCEDURES To book places, or for further information, please contact SkillShare on: Tel: 01429 868 353 OR Email: [email protected] OR SkillShare North East Ltd, Belle Vue Centre, Kendal Road, HARTLEPOOL TS25 1QU 6 Training ‘Never Do Nothing’ - a Basic Introduction to Safeguarding of Children and Young People in Your Organisation This introductory session is a great first step to understanding the importance of safeguarding practice within your organisation. The training provides a simple guide to the policies, procedures and working practices you should have in place to make sure your staff and volunteers have the confidence and skills to deal with safeguarding issues and concerns. Make sure you know what you need to have in place, know what to look out for, know what to do and say, and know who to contact for support. Thursday 7th November 2013, 9.30am – 12.30pm CAVOS, 20 High St, Spennymoor, DL16 6DB Book at www.cavos.eventbrite.co.uk , phone 01388 811115 or e-mail [email protected] How to get your Hands on the Money More and more organisations of all sizes are competing for available grant funding. Can your application stand out in the crowd? This workshop will provide you with the information that you need to develop your ideas into great funding applications. It is delivered in a simple, easy to follow way so that you will leave the session with the skills and confidence to write a great funding application. Tuesday 12th November 2013, 9.30am - 12.30pm CAVOS, 20 High Street, Spennymoor. Co. Durham. DL16 6DB Book at www.cavos.eventbrite.co.uk , phone 01388 811115 or e-mail [email protected] How to be a Brilliant Organisation Are you involved in the running or management committee of a voluntary sector organisation? Do you want to ensure that everyone understands their roles and responsibilities as well as how to protect themselves from liability? This workshop covers these topics but most importantly how your organisation can be brilliant, by following some simple processes. This should ensure that you are more attractive to funders, potential volunteers, stakeholders and your community. FREE to voluntary and community groups operating within Co. Durham; places are limited. Wednesday 13th November 2013, 9.30am - 12.30pm Courses developed and delivered by CAVOS in association with Durham Rural Community Council 7 Training CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE NORTH EAST REGION TRAINING DAY It’s my body I can do what I like with it!? A presentation and discussion on Assisted Dying/Suicide with Douglas Davies, a Professor in the Study of Religion and Director of The Centre for Death and Life Studies at Durham University Saturday 12th October 2013 10:15 am – 3:45pm The Glebe Centre, Murton £60 including refreshments, lunch and certificates of attendance for 3 ½ hours CPD The day will start with a presentation and discussion with Professor Davies which will include a coffee break and be followed by lunch.
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