Don’t know what hate crime is?

Unsure where or how to report it?

Want to know how to help victims of hate crime?

Maybe interested in becoming a third-party reporting centre?

Want to know what is being done to help in Derbyshire?

The training sessions will be held at County Hall in Matlock (details are on the booking form - see the link below)

For further information visit sdcvs.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/hate-crime-awareness-training-2/ and to book visit www.saferderbyshire.gov.uk/hatecrime

Suitable for anyone who wants to increase their understanding of the subject, particularly those whose work may bring them into contact with people at greater risk of suicide and self-harm.  

sdcvs.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/free-suicide-awareness-seminars/

The course will look at the global challenge of dementia. It focuses on integrative collaboration and partnership working to reduce barriers between services and to provide seamless care for people living with dementia.  Course starts: 7 March 2016  Enrolment ends:17 April 2016         

More at www.derby.ac.uk/online/mooc/bridging-dementia-divide

They would like  to hear the views of people who use these services, professionals involved with them and other people who live in these areas. They want your opinions on the current service but also any other ideas on how support could be provided to people with Dementia and their carers. This is an important opportunity for people with Dementia, carers and staff to have their say and influence commissioning plans so please share with your members and users.

More information and the onlinequestionnaire are at: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Dementiasupportderbyandderbyshire

For other formats or if you have any questions Email: phillip.wall@derbyshire.gov.uk  or breanne.dilks@southernderbyshireccg.nhs.uk or tel: 01629 532076

Tickets from New Mills Volunteer Centre, £3 each with a maximum 6 people per team. Bar and Raffle.

DAST cover the whole of the East Midlands and will be looking to source local meeting venues across the counties of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Burton-upon-Trent.

The service includes:      

• Home Visits
• Accompanying to the Coroner’s Inquest
• Welfare Benefit Advice and assistance
• Emotional support
• Group meetings and forums
• Telephone befriending service
• Signposting/referring onto to local specialist services

Saturday 12 March 2016  10.30am to 3.00pm at The Spot, Wilmot Street West, Derby DE1 2JW.  Contact 01246 380415, Mobile: 07496412560, email: Joanna.Reeve@asbestossupport.co.uk

asbestossupport.co.uk

Under this proposal, the Children’s Centres in Gamesley, New Mills, Chapel en le Frith and Harpur Hey would close leaving Centres in Glossop, Hadfield and Fairfield for the High Peak.

Full details at www.derbyshire.gov.uk

10.30 to 12 on Friday 18 March at Glossop Education Centre, Talbot Street, Glossop.

The Care Act 2014 is the most significant reform of social care legislation in more than 65 years, putting people and their carer’s in control of their care and support. The new duties and responsibilities took effect in April 2015. 

Derby City Council is working with the NHS Derbyshire Local Education and Training Board to deliver development opportunities to different roles across the Health and Social Care communities of Derbyshire and Derby City to embed the Care Act 2014.

The free briefing sessions, which are available to a wide variety of staff and people, provide an overview of the Act and the new regulations.

Session Overview:

• An introduction and overview of the Care Act.
• The new duties and responsibilities for local authorities.
• The wellbeing principle.
• New rights for people and carers.

Please contact Chyna Burton to book your place on the workshop by telephone 01332 642771 or by email at  chyna.burton@derby.gov.uk.

We can print the following:

• A5 flyers, A4 and A3 posters
• Newsletters, Booklets / Annual Reports - A5 or A4
• Information leaflets - A4 or A5 two fold
• Certificates, tickets, bookmarks etc on card

The photocopier folds and staples booklets of up to 15 sheets of 90g paper.

All can be done in either black and white, colour or a mixture of both.

Our members’ rate for printing is:

Black & white per sheet
A4 single sided 5p
A4 double sided 7p
A3 single sided 9p
A3 double sided 14p

Colour
A4 single sided 20p
A4 double sided 30p
A3 single sided 35p
A3 double sided 60p 

Please note: 10% discount on printing 200+ copies

We regularly print double sided A5 booklets in black and white.

• 100 A5 booklets consisting of 6 A4 sheets would be £42
• 200 booklets with a 10% discount would cost £75.60
• 100 A4 double sided newsletters in black and white consisting of 2 double sided A3 sheets will cost £28
• 200 newsletters with a 10% discount will cost £50.40.

To ask for an estimate or arrange printing contact Jackie on 01663 736436 or jackie@highpeakcvs.org.uk

Come and see us in Glossop Town Centre (at the Fantastic Homes Bus) in the car park outside the main Council Municipal Building, Glossop on Friday 26 Feb 2016, 10am – 3pm.

High Peak CVS staff will be hosting a fun and interactive stand as part of the Big Energy Saving Project, which helps local people save money on their gas and electric bills.  We all know that paying for heating and electricity is a huge part of our household spending and the most vulnerable people in our community can struggle to find the money.   Living in a cold home can have a huge impact on our physical and mental health and wellbeing.

For this reason our staff will be at the Fantastic Homes Bus in Glossop, kindly supported by High Peak  Borough Council.  

Many people are paying the top price for their fuel and electricity without even realising, and because they are not sure how to switch supplier.  Most people can easily save a lot of money by switching to a different supplier or a cheaper contract.  Therefore, we are asking people to look out their most recent gas and electric bill and bring it with them.  This way our staff and volunteers can find out immediately if someone can pay less.  We are also giving out FREE energy monitors, which tell people how much energy they are using.  There will also be information on energy saving ideas, renewable energy sources and current information about government grants and tariffs.    

Our project is completely unconnected to any energy supplier and is funded by the Government's Department of Environment & Climate Change.  We have helped people save on average £200-£400 a year.

Please help us spread the word by passing this invitation to your membership and friends.  If you want to find out more, please call Rachel on 07715 422 789.