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Community Engagement Learning Programme (CELP) Core Module Core Module The core modules contain learning about key aspects of community engagement theory and practice. Anybody wishing to access CELP learning opportunities should first sign up to these.
Echo Facilitator Training Learn how to work with echo - a framework designed to support public sector agencies to be more open and responsive to community influence. This 2 day course will show you how echo can help teams and organisations to explore and understand the barriers and assists to community influence.
Community engagement - working in inclusive ways: understanding exclusion, discrimination and disadvantage
Setting up & facilitating focus groups This is a 2 day course with time inbetween to 'have a go' at setting up a focus group. Participants must attend both days 9th February and 23rd April 2012.
Policy Context: Community, Patient, Service Users and Carer Engagement in the New Health and Social Care Landscape One of a series of workshops to help mixed audiences understand the fast changing policy context. Designed to inform managers, practitioners, elected members, voluntary & community and public sector organisations. •Who is who in the new national landscape, what are the new organisational structures for health and social care that are planned/emerging ? • What are the big drivers of change? What do terms like transformation, integration, quality, innovation, productivity and prevention mean in practice? • Where does community, patient, service users and carer engagement fit into the new structures? • What do some of the key policy documents say about engagement? • Why is the relationship between engagement and tackling inequalities in health and wellbeing and delivering on equalities requirements key to achieving measurable change? • What national, sub national and local opportunities are there for enhancing engagement?
Policy Context: Localism The first in a series of workshops to help managers, elected members, and practitioners from voluntary & community and public sector organisations understand the fast changing policy context. This session will focus on making the Localism Act work for your locality and the terms of the Act including: * local authority power of general competence * elected mayors and changes in local governance * new powers for neighbourhood communities * neighbourhood planning. The session will be led by the Chamberlain Forum
Planning your community engagement journey
Reflective Practice Work Book. (Please note that this is a resource and not a course so please don't book on) This interactive work book will help people who have done the core modules to build on their understanding of reflective practice. It is also a stand-alone resource for anyone that is new to this way of working.
Policy context: community engagement in the new policing landscape The Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 will revolutionise how the police in England and Wales are governed and held to account – moving from a Police Authority with 17 members to a democratically elected Police and Crime Commissioner.