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For two weeks this summer, Bounceback Food CIC will be running their annual Social Enterprise Internship programme from 5 July to 16 July. After the success of last year, it will once again run remotely, meaning that the opportunity can be offered to people across the UK.
This voluntary remote internship is great for anyone looking to gain experience within the social enterprise sector and improve their CV.
At this Volunteer Coordinators Forum we'll be joined by friends from Manchester Mind who will be leading a short session on mindfulness to equip you with some methods for looking after yourself and others at this trying time.
We will also be bringing you our round up of news and information from Macc and the Volunteer Centre regarding all things volunteering, both local and national; and will leave plenty of time for discussion, information sharing and networking.
Be part of the historic response to COVID-19...
Macc and Volunteer Centre Manchester are supporting Manchester Health and Care Commissioning (MHCC) with its recruitment to support Manchester's COVID-19 vaccination programme at community-based sites across the city.
How to get involved
Managing people is a natural step-up in our career progression, but do you feel equipped with the skills and techniques you need to do the job well?
From the day-to-day skills of keeping your team motivated to the trickier situations of managing under-performance, managing people within the charity context can be deeply rewarding but also hugely challenging.
March course
Day 1: Tuesday 23 March (10.00 until 15.00)
Day 2: Tuesday 30 March (10.00 until 15.00)
By the end of the course you will have:
Managing people is a natural step-up in our career progression, but do you feel equipped with the skills and techniques you need to do the job well?
From the day-to-day skills of keeping your team motivated to the trickier situations of managing under-performance, managing people within the charity context can be deeply rewarding but also hugely challenging.
February course
Day 1: Tuesday 9 February (10.00 until 15.00)
Day 2: Thursday 11 February (10.00 until 15.00)
By the end of the course you will have:
How do you know your activities are making a difference? How do you know 'what works?' How do you share your success with others and draw in more resource?
Evaluation is Key!! This short webinar will equip you with the confidence, skills and knowledge to answer these questions.
This webinar firmly focuses on cancer awareness, screening and prevention, but it can be used across a wealth of health and wellbeing activity and help with all your group's activities.
To celebrate International Women’s Day (week), this course focuses on promoting positive health, wellbeing and cancer awareness & prevention messages for women and those with an interest in women’s health. This training seeks to show women how they can protect themselves and share key messages through their networks that may help family, friends and co-workers do the same. This session will be fun and interactive, with practical tips that women can takeaway and share with others.
By the end of this 2 hour session participants will:
It can feel like a challenge to successfully reach and engage your communities, group members and contacts. Social distance restrictions add even more complexity.
This training will help by sharing different approaches to help you reach your audiences.
We will cover how to use social media, including Facebook Live and Instagram Stories, we will give an overview of Zoom and ways to incorporate it in awareness raising, and how WhatsApp can add to your tools. We will even share ways to get large groups of people to a meeting and free ways to conference call.
You are invited to attend our Free Cancer Champion ‘Train the Facilitator’ course. This course aims to equip Answer Cancer Champions with the skills, knowledge (and above all) the confidence to be able to run a short cancer awareness session. These interactive sessions cover a range of presentation and facilitation techniques that will enable Champions’ greater opportunities to become more involved within their communities by improving their training communication skills
You are invited to attend our Free Cancer Champion ‘Train the Facilitator’ course. This course aims to equip Answer Cancer Champions with the skills, knowledge (and above all) the confidence to be able to run a short cancer awareness session. These interactive sessions cover a range of presentation and facilitation techniques that will enable Champions’ greater opportunities to become more involved within their communities by improving their training communication skills
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