News & Developments

Post Office offers most normal PO services. All areas are accessible, including toilet facilities. Bus stops and station very close to the Centre. Knit and Natter on the Tuesday.

This month's film on Friday 15 Mar (matinee and evening showing) is 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.

Deaf-initely Women brings Deaf and hard of hearing women together. Getting together helps us to grow in confidence and we gain support from each other.

Improve the wellbeing of Deaf women

Deaf-initely Women aims to improve the well-being of Deaf and hard of hearing women through health education and raising awareness. They want Deaf and hard of hearing women to become emotionally and financially strong and able to cope within their personal, working and family lives.

Challenge discrimination

Deaf-initely Women effectively challenge discrimination together and support agencies to learn and improve the way they serve and employ Deaf and hard of hearing women. They aim to empower women who have experienced discrimination due to hearing loss.

Build the confidence of Deaf women

Their aim is to improve the confidence of Deaf and hard of hearing women through socialising and trying new experiences.

Deaf-initely Women have a range of events and courses - Learn Basic British Sign, Making Crafty Cards, Get the best out of your Sewing Machine - see their website:

www.deafinitelywomen.org.uk

Vijay Kumari will be coming to the Imperial Rooms in Matlock and will be talking about the various funds available from the National Lottery Community Fund and how to apply.

The National Lottery Awards for All scheme offers funding from £300 to £10,000 to support what matters to people and communities.

Reaching Communities offers grants of over £10,000 to support single organisations with great ideas that enable communities to thrive.

Partnerships funding provides grants of over £10,000 for groups or organisations who have great ideas to do amazing things together.

We are expecting this session in March to be a popular one so please book your slot early as there are limited places available. Tel 01629 812154.

ddcvs.org.uk/events/the-big-lottery-fund-comes-to-matlock/

Come and enjoy a selection of sandwiches  cakes and scones with clotted cream and jam.   £6.00 or include a glass of Prosecco £8.00.

Tickets on sale at Furness Club behind the bar or Furness Post Office (Tuesday and Thursday afternoon).

For further information email cl_watson@hotmail.com

FREE Team Entry. Put a team of up to 6 swimmers together and contact Rotarian David Hopkins (T: 01298 23359; E: djhvet@uwclub.net) to enter. Closing date for entry is 10 March.

What you raise is ahared equally between your cause and Disaster Aid UK & Ireland (via a Charitable Trust Fund). Please encourage your team members to get as much sponsorship as possible. If your cause is not a charity, please still ask your sponsors to Gift Aid as the Rotary Club can claim that on their share. 

www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/page.php?PgID=740984&ClubID=272

Seeking to work together to improve the health and wellbeing of people in Tameside and Glossop.

Research highlights that as little as 10% of the things that keep us healthy and well are related to the health and care system.  Where we live, the connections we have, our economic status and our lifestyles have a far greater influence on how healthy we are.  In addition to this we know that a growing population of people with long term conditions means that a small percentage of the population are accounting for a significant percentage of health and care activity.  To tackle these issues, a modern health and care system must work collaboratively with people and communities to improve wellbeing, with each recognising and harnessing the other’s strengths – this event will showcase some of the work currently taking place across Tameside and Glossop as well as provide inspiration for some of the ways we can change the way we work.  

The event will focus on:

• Social movement and working differently with people and communities – what happens when health becomes people powered?
• How supporting around the wider determinants of health can improve outcomes and reduce activity across the health and care system; 
• The importance of supporting people to manage their long term conditions and how we can embed this as central to the way we work.

This event is for people working within health and care, the voluntary and community sector, the wider public sector, commercial organisations and members of the public.  

We will learn about some of the amazing work taking place across Tameside and Glossop as well as take inspiration, and contribute to how these approaches can continue to become a bedrock of the way we work.  

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/people-and-community-powered-health-tickets-55410626676

The 2019 season of dementia friendly films in Buxton kicks off with the tale of the great big band leader, Glenn Miller. The film  traces Miller's rise from pit-orchestra trombone player to leader of a successful big band.

The doors open at 1pm, and the film starts at 1.30pm, and the show should be over by 4pm.  Trinity Church Hall, Hardwick Mount, Buxton.

matineederbyshire.org.uk/events/buxton/

This half-day training is suitable for anyone in a public facing or community representative role in Derbyshire (excluding Derby City), and would be of particular interest to those whose voluntary or paid work may bring them into contact with people at greater risk of suicide and self-harm. The seminars are supported by funding from Public Health at Derbyshire County Council 

Seminar dates from February 2019 to March 2019 Seminars run from 9.30am to 1.00pm

Tuesday 12 February 2019 in Doe Lea

Friday 22 March 2019 in Darley Dale

www.ruralactionderbyshire.org.uk/suicide-awareness

There will be a market place where local organisations will be giving information about the services and support they can offer carers, including health and wellbeing advice. The event also offers the opportunity for carers to meet other family carers living in High Peak.

The High Peak Place Alliance partners want to use the event to speak to carers and ask them what they think about the support available to them in the High Peak.

Speakers/demonstrations will include:

• Welfare Rights Service - talking about benefits that carers can claim
• East Midlands Ambulance Service - giving a First Aid demonstration
• Derbyshire Carers Association - talking about how they can support carers
• Derbyshire County Council - talking about the services they commission and provide for carers, plus where carers can find information online.

www.carersinderbyshire.org.uk/high-peak-carers-event

How much can you apply for?

Up to £1000.   

Who can apply?

Any voluntary/community groups or local people within the High Peak area (see map in Guidance Notes), who come together to support the health and wellbeing of their community are eligible to apply for funding.

For example, your group might be a luncheon club, a social group, a self-help group or another type of community group that provides help and support.  You might want to set up a new group to meet a local need that’s currently not being addressed.

We want to hear from people who’d like to make a difference to their community.  .    

Projects should aim to meet the following criteria:

• Promote health and wellbeing
• Be delivered in and support the residents of the High Peak area
• Seek to continue after the funded period
• Link to at least one of the priorities of the High Peak Health and Wellbeing Partnership.

The grant scheme will be administered by High Peak CVS.

Applications should be returned by 11 February  2019 to: Liz Fletcher at High Peak CVS, using email : lizsgp@highpeakcvs.org.uk  Or post to Liz Fletcher, High Peak CVS, Dunbar House, 105 Buxton Road, Whaley Bridge High Peak SK23 7HX 

High Peak Health and Wellbeing Small Grants - Application Form

High Peak Health and Wellbeing Small Grants - Guidance Notes