News & Developments

SGP View from the Peak 42 Summer 2019

Contents:

• James Bromley our new Chief Executive
• Celebrating Peak VIP Group
• High Peak and Hope Valley Community Rail Partnership
• Positive Image Foundation
• High Peak Access Group
• Tea and Chat-Chapel
• Farewell to Nigel– CVS General Manager
• Bereavement and Loss Glossop Support Group

These Events have been organised for Children and Young People aged 11yrs+ who may have or are experiencing mental health issues and would like a safe space to explore and chat to professionals in confidence.

The event will be filled with exciting things to do such as workshops, guest speakers and stalls so get involved and come along. Everyone is welcome so bring your family and friends.

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This is an amazing opportunity for young people aged 16-25 to learn new skills and confidence whilst having fun.  The taster session for the TEAM programme will take place on Wednesday 19 June 2019 from 12.00 – 14.00

The keys elements of the TEAM programme are:

• Meeting New People
• Residential activity week (02nd - 05th July 2019)
• Fundraising
• Community Project
• Two week work placement
• Employability week
• Workshops (First aid, Food hygiene, Health & Safety)
• Mental health resilience
• 2 x Qualifications

Programme Monday 24 June 2019 – Thursday 12 September 2019

If you would like further information or would like to refer a young person onto the programme contact 07958 005988 or email rschamberlain@wcg.ac.uk

Voluntary work with EMAS is a great way of gaining experience in preparation for a career in health and social care. It’s also a great way of giving something back to your local community. Volunteering is completely flexible and can be fit around existing commitments such as study, work or family.

The Volunteer Car Service is an integral part of PTS, providing a valuable service to the community for patients with a medical need for transport, and who would otherwise be unable to get to their appointments. 

Basic requirements:

• Be able to provide regular availability to volunteer 

• Have access to a car with valid MOT, in a good clean condition

• Be covered by fully-comprehensive insurance

• Have a current driving licence (no more than 3 points)

Expenses - drivers are reimbursed monthly, in arrears for their out-of-pocket expenses and mileage allowance, following submission of a claims expense form. Mileage is reviewed periodically.

EMAS will provide a uniform and the necessary equipment to undertake the role. Full training will be given.

For more information and an application form please contact Debra: debra.dudley@emas.nhs.uk   Tel 07501 248 299

Free Walking for Health organised group walks are available all over Derbyshire this Spring and Summer. Most groups are regular (e.g weekly, fortnightly or monthly) and are led by qualified leaders and supported by volunteers. 

Walking for Health groups include wheelchair accessible, beginner and dementia friendly walking groups that anyone can enjoy. 

www.carersinderbyshire.org.uk/walking-for-health-carers-blog

The next film for people in the High Peak living with dementia and memory challenges. A warm welcome will be ready at Trinity Church, Buxton on Monday 3 June, for the showing of Carmen Jones, with Dorothy Dandridge and Harry Belafonte - Bizet's opera Carmen updated to a World War II-era African-American setting.  

The doors open at 1pm and the film starts at 1.30pm. There is an interval with tea/coffee and cake.

matineederbyshire.org.uk/event/carmen-jones-u/

Volunteer roles involve placing an application, having an informal chat, and then carrying out an induction and shadowing. Roles involve a variety of skills but are great for CV building and social opportunities, and up to £8 round trip in travel expenses for registered volunteers.

• Thursday Room Guide (6 June to 29 August)
• Dressing Room volunteer
• Fast Track volunteer

Tel: 01663 762023

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lyme

Events:

Pro-Aging: Cooking for Good Menopausal Health – Wed 29 May 2019 – Derby – 10am – 12noon (afternoon session is fully booked)

Cooking and Eating Healthily – Friday 21 June 2019 – Alfreton – 10am – 3.30pm

Cooking on a Budget – Friday 12 July 2019 – Alfreton – 10am – 3.30pm

Abuse – What is it? An Educational Workshop – Thurs 27 June 2019 – Matlock – 9am – 3pm. Free afternoon tea.

Book you places by emailing janet@deafinitelywomen.org.uk

www.deafinitelywomen.org.uk

Ranging from an art exhibition to engaging and informative talks, a Q&A session to a Death Café, a graffiti board on the Prom to fun family activities and much more, there is something for everyone. 

Running this year from 11-14 May 2019, Dying Awareness Week is supported by the Dying Matters Coalition to encourage people to talk openly about something we will all face – dying, death and bereavement.

Every minute someone in the UK dies, but many of us still do not feel comfortable talking about dying. Talking more openly about death and dying can help us make the most of our lives and to support friends and family.

Minister of Providence Church Alison Termie says "Traditionally, the church has had a lot to say about what happens after death, but there is simply much we do not know and it is a difficult topic for people to talk about. We’ve planned this series of events, not to offer answers, but simply to offer a safe space where people open up conversations about something which we all face.”

Community volunteer Sue Rodrigues says "Whether it’s because of fear or simply not wanting to ‘go there’, in the UK, we seem to have a problem with talking about dying. These events are aimed at breaking down barriers and busting the myths that surround death so that we are able to talk in open and healthy ways about death and dying.”

The full programme of events and activities follows. For more information see www.providencechurch.co.uk/upcoming-events 

Contact, Sue Rodrigues   01663 747841      suecounsellor@gmail.com 

These Events have been organised for Children and Young People aged 11yrs+ who may have or are experiencing mental health issues and would like a safe space to explore and chat to professionals in confidence.

Both days will be filled with exciting things to do such as workshops, guest speakers and stalls so get involved and come along. Everyone is welcome so bring your family and friends.

There is something for everyone so please pop along and don't forget to share this with your friends or anyone you think might be interested.

www.fair-play.co.uk/get-involved/events/