Overview
This half day Consultation Workshop provides an important opportunity for Policy Makers and Key Stakeholders to come together to review and discuss strategies, initiatives and practical ideas for those most in need in our communities. The workshop is specifically for those who are keen to make an immediate and sustainable impact.in addressing entrenched poverty. It will be particularly beneficial to those in Central Government, Local Government, Charities Community Organisations, Health Bodies and Economic Development Agencies. This is a practical small scale intensive workshop packed with case studies, real examples and best practice experience - to tackle disadvantage, promote inclusion, improve people's lives and drive economic growth. Delegate will not only learn what needs to happen but see 'step by step' how to make it work for their particular needs. The workshop is available in-house option for local funders and stakeholders. It's an inspirational session packed with new ideas and fresh approaches that will have an immediate impact on the work that you do. Please complete the Reservation Form as soon as possible and return to us. |
23 Points in the Workshop include
1. How to target pockets of deprivation. 2. Asset Based Personal Development. 3. Underemployment, Worklessness & Economic Wellbeing. 4. Why training programmes have limited impact on poverty. 5. The new ways of working in the new world of work. 6. Why it's Partners not Participants for Policy Makers. 7. The Upside Down Triangle of empowerment. 8. Sustainability Skill set for individuals. 9. Dual Responsibility - how we have to work differently with others. 10. Work possibilities and income ideas for every person. 11. How every family can generate an extra £1,000 per year. 12. Showing individuals how to segment, productise and monetise their skills. 13. We all need to learn new success behaviours (essential top 10). 14. The Clonmel Case Study (2016). 100 personal success stories. 15. Strategies to support women returners, unemployed, inclusion, migrants, prisoners, carers and low income/lone parent families. 16. The new opportunity for Community & Voluntary Organisations. 17. A proven methodology for tackling poverty for policy makers 18. Building local infrastructure in the design of initiatives. 19. Delivering self-sustaining communities within 6 months - a roadmap. 20. How can we develop our staff and build the effectiveness of our Organisation or Department in Tackling Poverty locally? 21. How can a Government Agency or Local Authority begin to impact in an area where they currently have few contacts or little happening. 22. Evaluating individual economic activity. 23. Case Study Evaluation - The Clonmel WorkCentre (May to October 2016) |
FREE Report!
All delegates receive a free copy of 'Tackling Poverty - Improving Individual Economic Activity'. |
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Sacha Maxwell
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Marie Swaby
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John Kiely
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Niall Carroll
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Louise Garcia
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