The exciting scenarios at Lifeskills Safety Centre will be open to the public on Thursday 28^th November 2019 from 3pm to 6pm.  There will be an emphasis on electrical safety as we have funding from Electrical Safety First and, with Christmas so close, we would like to flag up some of the extra safety messages associated with the season but also make it an enjoyable visit for all. 

How can we use data and data analytics to address some of our most intractable local challenges? How do we empower individuals and communities to live well, enabling independence and providing support to those that need it? How can we build communities that thrive?

‘Data and Community’ is a hackathon for problem solvers, innovators, designers, and programmers, who want to be part of developing innovative data driven digital solutions to some of Bristol and Bath’s biggest social challenges.

Three topics will be looked into:

The University of Bristol Careers Service is hosting a Third Sector networking event, open to all charities or non-profit organisations who may be interested in meeting students, finding out about funding available to support internships and volunteering options.

We'd like to hear your views in order to inform:

• our review of current provision for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse
• the development of models of provision to enable commissioning of services for those affected by domestic and/or sexual abuse from August 1st 2021

We'd like to hear your views in order to inform:

• our review of current provision for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse
• the development of models of provision to enable commissioning of services for those affected by domestic and/or sexual abuse from August 1st 2021

We'd like to hear your views in order to inform:

• our review of current provision for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse
• the development of models of provision to enable commissioning of services for those affected by domestic and/or sexual abuse from August 1st 2021

We'd like to hear your views in order to inform:

• our review of current provision for those affected by domestic and sexual abuse
• the development of models of provision to enable commissioning of services for those affected by domestic and/or sexual abuse from August 1st 2021

We need to get your views on:

• How we can improve access to HIV testing.
• How we can reduce HIV stigma and discrimination.
• How we can improve the quality of life for people living with HIV.

Please join us on Tuesday 22nd October 2019

Location: Hamilton House

We are running two identical sessions at the following times:

12.30-3pm (lunch included) or

5.45pm-8pm (refreshments and nibbles provided)

When registering please confirm which session you will be attending.

Black South West Network was delighted to host the last BAME Voluntary Sector Network Meeting for African/Caribbean & Asian heritage organisations on Monday 19 August 2019 at Malcolm X Centre. This meeting provided an opportunity for local BAME-led voluntary sector organisations to meet and find out more about Bristol City Funds from our guest speaker Sue Turner, Quartet Community Foundation.

How can we create new business opportunities and make our region a better place?

The New Western Frontier is free. It’s for anyone interested in how the regional business community can create growth and deliver positive change.

The event offers: