Women's Inequalities Training Sessions (Womankind and Missing Link)
Specialist training from Womankind and Missing Link, developed to raise awareness and understanding of the inequalities faced by women.
Learning Collective Session 3: The Nelson Trust
The Nelson Trust will discuss their work, sharing their experiences and ideas about setting up a new women’s centre in Bristol.
We hope you can join us on the day to learn more about the women’s centre and to take part in an appreciative inquiry. We will be exploring themes around collaboration and common ground, and asking the question: how can we all use opportunities provided by the new women’s centre to enhance experiences for women facing multiple advantage across Bristol?
No Recourse to Public Funds and Homelessness
How do we support non-UK professionals who are facing homelessness?
No-one should have to live on the streets. Sleeping rough is dangerous and severely impacts on people’s lives and the community around them.
Non-UK nationals are more vulnerable to homelessness, especially if they have restricted or undetermined eligibility to public funds.
Homeless Link and The No Accommodation Network (NACCOM) have conducted research with local authorities, homelessness and immigration stakeholders and people with lived experience of homelessness and restricted eligibility across England. Based on this research, they published a report that puts forward a roadmap for change for local authorities and Government to sustainably tackle homelessness among non-UK nationals with restricted eligibility.
We believe everyone has the capacity to sustain a life away from the streets with the right support and access to services. To make this happen, we need to look beyond statutory duties to operationalise anti-racist, trauma-informed and person-centred principles, as well as ensure that immigration control does not get in the way of good social policy.
This webinar will look at the roadmap proposed by Homeless Link and NACCOM and will give practical examples of how professionals across England can support those with restricted eligibility to public funds who are facing homelessness.
Cross-sector Learning Collective Session: Help When You Need It
The Help When You Need It (HWYNI) team will share their experiences and knowledge in this cross-sector learning session.
We will be exploring themes around collaboration and shared accountability, and asking the question: how can organisations meaningfully serve the clients we share, whilst working within the remits of each of our services?
Black Led Forum June 2023
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Black Led Forum May 2023
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Black Led Forum April 2023
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Collective risk-taking
In this webinar, our panellists will give practical examples of what collective risk-taking looks like in their different work contexts and discuss the challenges they have encountered. This webinar is relevant for anyone working with adults and young people facing multiple disadvantage.
Black Led Forum February 2023
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Racial Trauma and Allyship Webinar
How do we create a safe space to hold conversations on racial trauma? And how do we model allyship?
Black Led Forum January 2023
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Coproduction Principles Webinar
What does good coproduction look like? How can you apply the six principles of good coproduction to your work practice?
One of our aims at Changing Futures was to get organisations from across Bristol to agree on a set of good coproduction principles that everyone could subscribe to and embed in their practice.
Black Led Forum November 2022
This is a safe space to share and create ideas and empower Black led organisations to tackle issues around people experiencing multiple disadvantage such as mental ill health, domestic abuse, offending, substance misuse and homelessness across the system.
Coproduction in Practice
This workshop is an opportunity to explore what good coproduction with people facing multiple disadvantage looks like and to learn from and celebrate good practice across the system.