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Media Trust: How charities can stay visible, trusted and funded with rising costs (Panel)

Join Media Trust’s panel to learn how charities can keep their comms shining, even when costs are rising.

When finances are under pressure, good communications can be one of your most powerful tools. That’s why Media Trust has brought together an expert panel to support charities facing rising costs.

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Great Get Together 2026 – A celebration of Eastern European and Jewish culture and cuisine

Join Europia for a celebration of Eastern European and Jewish culture and cuisine as part of the Great Get Together 2026.

Come along to enjoy food samples, learn more about Eastern European and Jewish cultures, and meet some of the organisations working to support and keep local residents safe.

The Great Get Together is all about bringing people together, getting to know our neighbours, and celebrating what we have in common as well as what makes us unique.

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Let's Talk Health Data: Communities Take the Lead

Hear from Take the Lead awardees about the creative ways they used health data to inspire and connect their communities.

Health data can be used in lots of different ways. Scientists might use health data from the NHS to develop new treatments and understand diseases. A group of friends might use health data from their fitness watches to compete in a step challenge. An artist might use health data from a community survey as inspiration for a mural. What could you use health data for?

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Ethical Property Foundation: Land and Property VAT - What Charities Need to Know

Whether your organisation rents or owns land or property, charity property-related VAT issues can surface at any time and can be confusing. You may be planning a property purchase, constructing, improving or extending property, renting out surplus space, or simply trying to understand your VAT obligations.

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Free Small Charity Health Check – Trustee finance duties

Are you a small or micro charity and want to feel more confident about Trustee finance duties?

This free introductory-level session is designed specifically for trustees and charity leaders who would like a quick refresh on managing charity finances.

Using practical examples and Charity Commission guidance Managing Charity Finances, Embrace Finance will recap on some of the key financial duties for Trustees and walk through some checks that can help build confidence.

This friendly Q&A session is perfect for:

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Peer Support: Navigating risk and safety

Join Gaddum for a practical, discussion-based workshop exploring how to navigate risk, boundaries and safeguarding in peer support settings.

This session uses realistic case scenarios drawn from common challenges—such as managing confidentiality, setting WhatsApp boundaries and handling complex group dynamics.

The session will work through real-life examples together and explore what you might say and do in the moment.

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How to get the most out of your trustee board

A great board can help a charity thrive!

A not-so-great board can mean endless agenda items, mysterious side conversations, and an oh-so-joyful stream of typo corrections on your carefully crafted papers.

And that’s when they show up!

So how do you make sure your board is actually helping, not hindering?

In this 30-minute whistle-stop tour, Blume will explore what makes trustee boards truly effective (beyond owning a flipchart and occasionally saying “strategic”), and the factors that can support, or quietly sabotage good governance.

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Peer Support Q&A – Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Bring all your questions to Gaddum’s free online Q&A to ask anything you’d like to know about working with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in peer support.

The Q&A will be led by a peer group facilitator: Rachel brings lived experience of OCD. She reflects on the many ways recovery can look over a lifetime – raising questions about whether recovery always means the complete absence of difficult thoughts, or whether it can also mean learning to live well, safely and meaningfully alongside them.

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