Practice your English in a relaxed, friendly environment, supported by a tutor and volunteers. Develop your confidence in communicating during everyday situations or job interviews. This free course consists of 5 sessions starting on Thursday 19th April from 1pm - 3pm.

Integrating Mindfulness and Compassion in Professional Practice (IMCPP) Qualification

Free Employability Workshop which will help you develop your confidence, self-esteem and CV. We are running 2 workshops  Tuesday 15th May 2018. The first in the morning from 9.30pm to 1.00pm and the second is 1.30 - 5.00pm; you only need to attend ONE workshop not both so sign up for whichever one is convenient.

We are holding a short Cancer Prevention Training event to raise awareness of the importance of Cancer Screening and the Be Clear on Cancer campaigns for people who run community groups and/or work in the Voluntary Sector.

- Explore a variety of ways in which to change, grow and achieve your potential

- Make plans and set personal goals

- Explore future careers, education and volunteering options

- Learn to use a sewing machine & hand stitch

- Repair, recycle, embelish & customise your clothing

- Explore the possibility of self employment

Learn about the animals and gardens and how to work safely.  Help improve the farm and meet new people in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

This four week course is free and for adults over 19 with few or no qualifications, or living with mental health issues.

For more information on how to apply contact Kerry on 0117 9381128 or kerry@lwfarm.org.uk

This art and craft course can help build confidence and developing social interaction through group activities and learning new skills. Suitable for anyone who’d benefit from being in a supportive environment where they can progress at their own pace i.e. those with a mental health issue, learning disability or other health issue that means they struggle to keep up in a more mainstream class.
NB: Support is provided by the tutor and volunteers but students requiring 1:1 support may need someone to attend with them.

Are you new to impact management but keen to find out more? Do you want to share your experiences and collaborate with others?

The Pathway strand of the Impact Management Programme is designed to help you use your data to improve what you do. Over the last year we've held co-design sessions with charities and social enterprises around the country and we are now running follow on regional peer learning events to support you further.