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Imagine you, your family, and your community are facing a prolonged heatwave. How would you and your community prepare, respond, and recover? Who would step up to support the community? These are the questions the webinar will tackling head-on, and your input is needed to find the answers.
Flourish are excited to bring our neurodivergent community together at The Flourish Hub for a new creative and collaborative co-working experience.
Making space to create, collaborate and innovate with like minds in a safe space.
So whether it's quiet time to collect your thoughts and focus on your vision or a coffee with change makers like you - book in for your co-working session today**
**A basic membership to The Flourish Hub is required to book onto the co-working sessions
£20 per annum
Students’ unions have always been required to navigate contentious topics, from acting as referee in relation to student complaints to hosting debates and holding votes to set SU policy. At Wrigleys, we’ve seen an increase in the complexity and sensitivity in the types of topics which students’ unions are having to engage with, set against an ever-changing legislative background, which places new demands on SU staff and officers.
Students’ unions have always been required to navigate contentious topics, from acting as referee in relation to student complaints to hosting debates and holding votes to set SU policy. At Wrigleys, we’ve seen an increase in the complexity and sensitivity in the types of topics which students’ unions are having to engage with, set against an ever-changing legislative background, which places new demands on SU staff and officers.
Would you like to explore what working with businesses could look like for your organisation?
This is an introductory session is aimed at voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) groups who support people and causes in Manchester and are interested in developing meaningful relationships with local businesses.
You will:
The way in which people learn can have a wider implication for how they navigate people and activities.
Sometimes known as “specific learning difficulties/differences” or “SpLD”, conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, and ADHD can change how a person processes information and navigate their environment.
Approximately 10% of the UK population has a SpLD.
Take a moment to consider:
There are over 11 million people registered with a hearing loss in the UK today.
This equates to one person in every six. Clinical Commissioning Groups document more than 12,500 British Sign Language users in the North West of England.
What will be in this training session:
Run by Caritas' accessibility coordinator, Minna, this session will ask:
The session will include:
Run by Caritas' accessibility coordinator, Minna, this session will encourage participants to take a moment to consider:
What will be in the session?
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