A triangular approach to managing parent/carer stress and improving relationships

Who is this for?

·      Managers and Commissioners in:

Ø  Parenting and Family Support services

Ø  Mental Health & Wellbeing

Ø  Schools

Ø  Fostering and Adoption services

·      Professionals working with families and in schools

·      Those who live with and care for children

Key Note Speakers

 Professor Katherine Weare

The Forum are holding a mental health awareness event on Tuesday 1st March 2016, at Mshed, in partnership with Community Access Support Servicesand Time to Change.

There will be an Open Forum and workshops for Deaf and Disabled people, whether they have experienced mental or emotional difficulties or not.

LGBT Manifesto Background

Women Making A Difference: Celebrating International Women’s Day in Bristol at M Shed on March 12 2016

Bristol Women’s Voice presents a free day of activities, workshops, speakers and music to mark International Women’s Day at Bristol’s M Shed from 11am to 5pm on Saturday, March 12. The theme of the day is ‘Women Making A Difference’.

St John's Seminars - 'What is Social Investment?'

How might social investment work for your organisation? What types of finance are available for different projects? What are the challenges and benefits of taking on social investment?

Voscur, in association with a number of neighbourhood and voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector groups, will be holding a hustings for the forthcoming election of the Mayor for the city of Bristol. This will take place on Tuesday 26 April, from 6pm until 8.30pm. The hustings will be held at the Station, home of Creative Youth Network, in Broadmead, Bristol.

#BrisVote16

The Runnymede Trust supported by Black South West Network and the Race Equality Manifesto Steering Group invites you to a round table discussion looking at ethnic inequalities in Bristol.

In 2011 Bristol was ranked as the 7^th most unequal district among the 384 districts in England and Wales on the Index of Multiple Inequality for the minority population as a whole. It ranked 56 in 2001. This highlights the large disparity that exists in outcomes in education, health, housing and employment between Minority populations and the White British group.

We’re holding an event with our partner agencies across the voluntary, private and public sectors on 18^th March to celebrate the work of the advice sector in Bristol and to look at ways of building on our partnerships to be even more effective going forward.

With Lord Low of Dalston (Chair, The Low Commission) & Robert Bourns (Vice President, The Law Society).

What’s happening at the Conference?

Inviting young people, teachers, professionals working with children, and anyone interested in ending gender based violence, FGM, and grooming for child sexual exploitation and radicalisation.

Our young people will be demonstrating the media based educational resources they have made in a series of workshops. FGM safeguarding training, a workshop around difficult conversations and other sessions will also be on offer.

featuring

Dr Kieran McCartan

Associate Professor in Criminology, University of the West of England