CHARM’s Paranoia workshop
Workshop where participants will gain an understanding of useful ways to support a person who experiences paranoia and/or unusual beliefs.
Workshop where participants will gain an understanding of useful ways to support a person who experiences paranoia and/or unusual beliefs.
Why taking part matters
The State of the VCSE Sector research is a major piece of work mapping the size, scope, diversity, and impact of voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations across Greater Manchester.
Your contribution helps ensure the activities, needs, challenges, and strengths of organisations like yours are fully represented. The stronger the evidence, the stronger our shared voice when advocating for funding, resources, and recognition.
Kickstart 2026 with Atkinson HR’s People and Culture Trends panel discussion. Explore the latest developments in wellbeing, employment rights, workplace conflict, and AI in HR. An expert panel will share practical insights and actionable strategies to help your organisation stay ahead of the curve and thrive in the year ahead.
Cuimhne culturally sensitive dementia awareness training programme aims to promote new and evidence–based ways of thinking about dementia and is geared towards the needs of different groups.
Join Suicide Bereavement UK for an inspiring and thought-provoking day where new research findings will be presented for the first time.
Here’s a glimpse of some of the powerful topics we’ll be exploring:
Proper Job Theatre Company will be running their LAB Employability & Confidence 2-Week Course next week (induction Friday 30 January) followed by a 1-Week Wellbeing Course in mid-February.
Please find full course details below, as well as information about a Taster Day session on 27 January for those new to LAB who’d like to learn more.
This CPD-accredited event brings together experts, leading academics and professionals from across the sector for a powerful day of evidence-based insights, practical solutions and shared experiences, with a strategic focus on:
Plenary presentations
Dr Kristy Themelis (Nottingham Trent University)
Hidden Crisis: Suicide Risk in People Living with Chronic Pain
Are you a youth worker want