BBC Children in Need – Small Grants Programme
Grants of up to £10K p.a for up to 3 years ( £30k total ) are available for not-for-profit organisations that are working with disadvantaged children and young people who
Tech ideas needed to support young people’s mental health
Creative England is offering charities, individuals and organisations the chance to gain technical, funding and marketing support for ideas that help young people’s mental health needs. Tech ideas needed to
FAB Course (Feelings Affect Behaviour) – Free Course
For parents and carers covering topice which affect parents’ confidence and emotions Starting on Wednesday 1st May 2019 – 12:30 to 2:30pm At James Street Church,
Free Course for Families ‘Strengthening Families’
Mums, dads, carers and young person (10-14yrs) attend together Receive help and encouragement. Get some helpful tips on how to strengthen your relationships. Explore
Can you knit?
Hampshire Police are searching for any knitters or knitting groups in Hampshire, to help them with a very special and important activity. To volunteer to knit some small ‘Bobby
Job Opportunity – Senior Admin Officer (HR)
Do you enjoy working closely with your colleagues and delivering high standards of customer service and support? Are you interested in developing a career in business administration, within a
Job Opportunity – NVQ 2 Admin Apprentice
We have a great learning opportunity for an NVQ 2 Admin Apprentice to join the No Limits team. Apprenticeships are structured training programmes which give you the experience and
Job Opportunity- Youth Worker (Group and Peer Support)
No Limits is a Youth, Information, Advice and Counselling service (YIAC) based in Southampton. Our mission is to help relieve and prevent suffering caused by mental or physical ill-health or
The Big Lunch 2019 – save the date
The Big Lunch was a huge success in 2018 so the organisers, Eden Project Communities, are asking you to Save the Date for June 1-2 in 2019. Sign up now
Parents support NSPCC’s call for social media regulator
A survey carried out by the NSPCC has found that nine out of ten parents want to see a social media regulator with legal powers to protect children