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Team Resilience: Learn what your team needs to adapt and thrive.
In the first webinar we looked at models for resilience of the individual. In this webinar this will be further developed by looking at the components that make up a resilient team, large or small.
As organisations rapidly adapt and respond to community needs during this pandemic how do we ensure that what we do is safe and where do we turn to if we have concerns or need further support?
The webinar looked at following three areas:
Resilience can be learnt; it can apply to you and your work. It required a systematic approach so that your performance can be sustained allowing you to flourish.
Resilience is many things to many people; leap back, jump forward, survive, cope, subborness to name but a few but in the context of your home and work life the important attributes are learning, reflecting and taking the next steps.
Understanding resilience will help you to be authentic, courageous, innovative and face the future.
In response to organisations looking for information on the furloughing scheme. Macc hosted an hour interactive webinar delivered by Sue King and Alacoque Marvin from Wrigleys LLP. The session helped VCSE organisations understand the scheme better and offered the opportunity for to ask specific questions.
Wrigleys LLP are regularly updating their Q&A resource which can be found here
Delivered by Fiona Worrall, Strategic Director – Neighbourhoods and Michael Salmon, Programme Lead – Our Manchester Funds.
Fiona and Michael gave an update to the VCSE sector on Manchester City Council’s response to the Covid-19 crisis.
Covering:
Anxiety is one of the most commonly diagnosed mental health problems in the UK with around 5% of the population experiencing it at some point in their lifetime. This figure is significantly higher for people who are LGBTQ.
The LGBT Foundation have written a guide for LGBT people on the possible causes, symptoms and support available for anxiety and stress.
The Chatty Café scheme is running virtual cafes every Tuesday and Friday at 1pm so you can still have an online chatter and natter during lockdown.
The chats last for about 30 minutes and they have a maximum of 12 people to allow everyone a chance to talk.
Healthwatch Manchester are looking into how COVID-19 has affected your healthcare or the healthcare in your community.
Manchester City Council heard that some volunteers are being challenged to prove their identity while carrying out activities on behalf of vulnerable and shielded residents. To support them, organisations can apply for a letter of support from Manchester City Council using this link
Gov.uk have produced Coronavirus (COVID-19): safer travel guidance for passengers. This guide will help you understand how to travel safely during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in England. It provides guidance for walking, cycling, using private vehicles (for example cars and vans), and travelling by taxis and public transport (for example trains, buses, coaches and ferries).
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