Are you an ‘enabler’ (i.e. community worker, outreach worker, ‘go-getter’- motivated resident); somebody who would like to attract interest from local residents to help set up and run a Bereavement Peer Support Community Group?

This free training will provide you with all the necessary information and support to develop a STAR bereavement peer-support group in your local area.

Three online events will provide information about jobs and apprenticeships, plus career support and guidance during this difficult time. These events are ideal for job seekers, those looking to progress in their career, and students about to finish school or college. 

To book a place: https://www.cityofbristol.ac.uk/events/all-about-jobs-and-apprenticeship...

This free workshop is aimed at managers, HR specialists, and SME owners who want to learn how to manage health conditions in the workplace.

Healthy, happy workplaces are good for everyone: individuals, employers and the wider economy all benefit from reduced sickness absence.

Find out how you can help make this happen!

The session will be both informative and practical and will be supplemented by a toolkit of useful resources to help you manage health related issues in the future.

A taster workshop to learn more about LIFEbeat's unique approach to facilitating groups using arts-based techniques

About this Event

If you would like to join this session but can't make these dates, please let us know here.

This is an an awareness event to talk about the bristol reprovide domestic Violence perpetrator programme running in bristol for men who have been abusive towards their partners.

Please click on the eventbrite link to register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-reprovide-programme-in-bristol-ticket...

The Co-chairs of Bristol’s Health and Wellbeing Board would like to invite you to a stakeholder event on Tuesday 2^nd February, 10am – 12pm to find out about decision making in the health and care system and contribute to the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This training will provide participants with the skills and knowledge to facilitate reflective practice groups in their organisation.

About this Event

This training is held on four dates, and you must be able to attend all dates

• 3rd Feb 2020, 09:30 - 12:30
• 10th Feb 2020, 09:30 - 12:30
• 17th Feb 2020, 09:30 - 12:30
• 24th Feb 2020, 09:30 - 12:30

Who is this for?

This training is held on two dates, and you must be able to attend both dates

• 20th January 9.30 - 12.00
• 27th January 9.30 - 12.00

Who is this for?

Managers and leaders who are wanting to develop, expand and support reflective practice in their teams / organisation.

This training is ran in partnership between 1625 Independent People and Golden Key.

This series of 3 FREE interactive workshops will develop your personal resilience and confidence; give you the practical skills to find and apply for work; and help you respond to and cope with change.

Suitable for: Anyone in Bristol and the South West who is unemployed, or who is currently working but feels they may be at risk of redundancy.

• Group size: 6 – 10

• 3x2-hour online sessions, including breaks. Participants are welcome to attend all three sessions or choose the ones that best suit their needs.

Healthy, happy workplaces are good for everyone: individuals, employers and the wider economy all benefit from reduced sickness absence.

Find out how you can help make this happen!

This free workshop is aimed at Bristol and South West based managers, small business owners and HR professionals who want to learn how to manage health conditions in the workplace more effectively.

The objectives of the workshop are to;

• Understand the impact of long term health conditions, particularly invisible illnesses.