Training & Events
Join Support Cambridgeshire and its partner organisations to improve your skills and knowledge.
On behalf of the Support Cambridgeshire Partnership, Cambridgeshire ACRE are running a number of Peer Learning Events aimed specifically at Town and Parish Councils. The 2019 surveys of both local council clerks and councillors in Cambridgeshire revealed that both clerks and councillors would like more training on planning and s106/The Community Infrastructure Levy and how….
This afternoon/evening training session is in two parts… Part 1: 4pm to 5.45pm: Making good funding applications Essential guidance on making funding applications for small and medium sized voluntary community groups including identifying evidence of need and writing clear outcomes. Refreshments & networking Part 2: 6.00pm to 8:00 pm Guidance on fundraising After refreshments and….
Who is it for? For those managing volunteers or volunteer-led groups, who want to ensure their organisations are delivering on their commitments to equality and diversity and are operating an inclusive approach to volunteering. What will it cover? By the end of the session you will have improved your knowledge of inclusive volunteering and learned….
This workshop session examines how to take an idea and turn it into a successful fundraising event. More and more Charities are now looking towards communities as a way of delivering more income into their organisation and this session looks at how to run a successful event using volunteers. Who is it for? It is….
The 1 Day Emergency First Aid at Work course is nationally recognised. It meets the standards required to help comply with Health and Safety (First aid) regulations. There will be multiple choice question paper to complete and pass at the end of the course. Who is it for? It is especially suited for nominated first….
Why should I attend? Impact is the difference your organisation makes. Increasingly you need to be able to measure and communicate the impact of your organisation’s work to funders, trustees, clients and your own staff to demonstrate that your organisation is delivering the best possible service. Who is this workshop for? This course is aimed….
One-to-one support and workshop sessions for community organisations who are preparing an application for the Innovate and Cultivate Fund.
This course is a “must” for all those who work or volunteer directly with children, young people, and/ or their families and adults at risk of harm. It is carefully designed to ensure you know everything you need to about the subject, from concern reporting through to confidentiality, recording and referring. This course is FREE….
On Behalf of the Support Cambridgeshire Partnership, Cambridgeshire ACRE run a number of coffee morning sessions aimed at Village Halls or those who run Community Facilities. The sessions are largely informal, but have a number of guest speakers talking about specific subjects of interest. This second event covers two subject areas: How to reduce bills….
This course will help anyone who is responsible for recruiting or managing volunteers as part of their role either as a staff member or a volunteer. It is FREE to any community organisation that operates in the county of Cambridgeshire. Those experienced in managing volunteers will get the chance to review their current systems and….
Our partnership
Support Cambridgeshire is a partnership between Hunts Forum, Cambridge Council for Voluntary Service and Cambridgeshire ACRE. We recognise the need for greater cross-working and the ability to provide a high-level offer to charities, village halls and parish councils.
Our support
The partnership is funded by
Cambridgeshire County Council.
Cambridgeshire County Council.
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