What is this meeting about?

Re-opening after lockdown is throwing up all kinds of issues for smaller community centres. This lunchtime get-together is a chance to share ideas and work-arounds with people from other small centres, pick up tips and info.

What will you learn?

Sharing issues and ideas around re-opening safely.

What is this course about?

Since you helped to shape Bristol’s successful Local Access Programme bid to make our social economy more inclusive, the world has changed. But the argument for social enterprise as part of your income diversity remains strong.

The 2020 project was just about to launch two new workstreams as the lockdown descended. A few weeks into the response, it now feels as though we might be ready to start looking further ahead.

Instead of just planning to carry on with the two workstreams previously planned (a social investment fast track and a sustainable business planning stream) it seems to makes sense to take stock first. We know some 2020 organisations have thrown themselves into the emergency response; some are running skeleton operations; some are keen to get back to business development.

Managing people through the COVID-19 pandemic - SEUK

Social enterprise Roots HR will be delivering a webinar looking at the HR implications of COVID-19 delving into issues such as managing and paying your people through the pandemic. Roots HR are the UK's leading provider of HR services to the social sector. The webinar will be delivered by Jan Golding, the founder and CEO of the business and will take place at 11am.

Financial support during the COVID-19 pandemic

Social enterprise Roots HR will be delivering a webinar looking at the HR implications of COVID-19 delving into issues such as managing and paying your people through the pandemic. Roots HR are the UK's leading provider of HR services to the social sector. The webinar will be delivered by Jan Golding, the founder and CEO of the business and will take place at 11am.

This work, is part of the Youth Sector Support Fund (YSSF) work carried out by Voscur, Quartet Community Foundation and Bristol City Council. The YSSF helps youth-focused organisations from the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector reach more young people and be more sustainable.

This youth work and arts sharing practice event is an opportunity to develop skills and knowledge, as well as share their experiences and best practice.

It will be an innovative, forward thinking event with a range of workshops and table discussions focussing on specialist areas of work, transferable music skills and sector development.

Lunch will be free of charge, followed by a networking activity and a music performance from young people.