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Wednesday, 4 August 2010
Monday, 2 August 2010
safeTALK Training for Trainers course 30th September
We are hosting a SafeTALK Training for Trainers course on the 30th September 2010, to be held in Brighton, at the Valley Social Centre (address below in the signature).
The course costs £690.00.
If you are interested in having a place, please email office@grassrootstraining.org.uk for a booking form and complete and return it as soon as possible. Places are going quickly so if interested do let us know soon.
You are eligible to become a safeTALK trainer if you:
• have completed a two-day ASIST workshop;
• are a skilled presenter;
• have good group facilitation skills;
• are committed to promoting suicide alertness through open and direct talk about suicide;
• are proficient with a computer;
• have a high-speed internet access.
Please do get in touch with any queries. Thank you.
The course costs £690.00.
If you are interested in having a place, please email office@grassrootstraining.org.uk for a booking form and complete and return it as soon as possible. Places are going quickly so if interested do let us know soon.
You are eligible to become a safeTALK trainer if you:
• have completed a two-day ASIST workshop;
• are a skilled presenter;
• have good group facilitation skills;
• are committed to promoting suicide alertness through open and direct talk about suicide;
• are proficient with a computer;
• have a high-speed internet access.
Please do get in touch with any queries. Thank you.
Grassroots Training wins resilience grant
The ChangeUp consortium is managing 'Ready, Responding & Resilient Grants' for the community and voluntary sector in Brighton & Hove. The funding is being provided by Brighton & Hove City Council to help support the community and voluntary sector to manage the impacts of the recession.
To find out more about the grants, visit
www.cvsectorforum.org.uk/recessionfundingWe've been awarded £1,000 to pay for support services to help us become more resilient. We will use the money to pay for printing costs and marketing materials, including a new training brochure and new business cards. Hurrah! This will be the first time we've ever had a budget for such things. Whatever next..?
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