Voluntary Action Camden

Online Workshop: An introduction to Safer Recruitment. (Voluntary Organisations and New Community Groups)
2025-10-21 10:00 - 11:30 (Europe/London)
Tuesday 21st October: 10am – 11.30am (Via Zoom)
Are you responsibility for hiring or supervising new staff members or volunteers in your organisation or community group?
It is essential that all those with recruitment responsibilities understand how to keep children and young people safe when delivering services to under 25’s in Camden.
This introductory safer recruitment session will help organisations think about the current policies and practices they have in place and explore how to plan better and safer.
As well as support those responsible for recruitment, we will consider the shortlisting, pre-assessment, and interview process.
How to evaluate if applicants share the same child protective attitudes and values your organisation does, and how practices after recruitment are essential to safeguarding effectively.
The session will also cover:

The importance of safe recruitment in voluntary organisations.
What to consider when preparing to recruit.
Selecting the right people.
Safeguarding and remaining vigilant.

So, join us for a morning of safeguarding discussion, protective cultures and policy review.
Non-attendance:

VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Book your free place
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1884498

Introduction to Social Prescribing: Non-clinical, community-based health and well-being.
2025-10-22 10:30 - 11:30
Online Zoom Workshop: Wednesday 22nd October: 10.30am – 11.30am.
Did you know that health and well-being is influenced by factors beyond medical conditions?
These can include social isolation, financial difficulties, and lack of access to community and support networks.
In this Introduction to social prescribing session, VAC’s Community Links team discuss how residents and service users needing support with loneliness, long-term health conditions, or mental health challenges can access free, tailored support services in the community.
We discuss how this approach complements traditional healthcare, by addressing the root causes of health issues, while promoting wellbeing.
As well as how to connect individuals in your community with local organisations, groups, activities and volunteering opportunities that benefit all.
The session will cover how social prescribing can:

Improve mental and physical health.
Increase social connectedness and reduced isolation.
Enhanced sense of well-being and quality of life, health and well-being.
Offer volunteering opportunities and signpost to services.

Non-attendance:

VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Book your free place
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1828218

Camden Trustees And Camden CEOs Networks Online Meeting
2025-11-03 12:00 - 13:00
Calling all Camden Trustees and CEOs
AND ALL WHO WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT BEING A TRUSTEE AND GOOD GOVERNANCE:
We at VAC are excited to provide a space to connect, learn, and share at the next online meeting on 3rd of November 2025.
This is a great opportunity to network and to meet our esteemed guest speaker, the CEO of DSC Debra Allcock Tyler.

Debra Alcock Tyler has worked in the charitable and voluntary sector for nearly 40 years; she has served as a trustee of several charities including being the co-founder of the Small Charities Coalition and was its first Chair. She served on the Charity Commission’s SORP committee for over 7 years and is an internationally published author of several books on management and leadership including It’s a Battle on the Board.

We’re very pleased that Debra has agreed to come and speak at our upcoming CEO and Trustees Network Meeting on Monday 3rd November, 12:00 – 13:00.

We would like to offer a free copy of Debra’s book, It’s a Battle on the Board, to 15 attendees drawn at random from all who complete and return a survey about this event upon its completion.

If you are a Trustee or a CEO in Camden and wish to join the Networks and to get the link to the online Networks meeting on 3rd of November – 12:00 to 13:00 – please email Vania at vguetova@vac.org.uk or Ricky at rsingh@vac.org.uk.

Camden Carers Service: Who cares for the carer?
2025-11-12 10:00 - 12:00 | Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, England, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom
Camden Carers Service: Who cares for the carer?
Wednesday 12th November 2025: 10am – 12.00pm
Face-to-face: Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt St, NW1 1BD
Have you ever wondered who cares for the carer?
Do they know they are a carer, and as a carer; have rights and are entitled to support?
If you engage with individuals who are looking after a friend or family member who couldn’t manage without their support, this person is providing an unpaid care service.
This could be because the person has a health condition, mental health condition, disability or is frail.
Many carers experience wide ranging health inequalities, and at the same time don’t get the support they are legally entitled to.
At Camden Carers, our mission is to provide tailored support to those who spend their time caring, unpaid, for others.
This face-to-face session will give attendees an opportunity to:

Learn more about the support services on offer at Camden Carers .
How best to identify carers in need of support.
How to refer carers to the Camden Carers service.
How to get carers the support they need, including a new Employment Service.

The session will also provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from VAC’s Camden Care Navigation and Social Prescribing service, which connect residents with community-based activities and social opportunities that support their health and well-being.
Who should attend: All organisations, groups, volunteers or members of the community working in a health or a care setting, as well as those engaging with unpaid carers or individuals with care needs.
Notes for members:

Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
If you are not a member of VAC and would like to find out more about our membership offer, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
All attendees will be asked to complete a short evaluation at the end of the session; where on completion all workshop slides / recordings will be provided.

Notes for attendees:

This sessions will be held in person.
In the event that you are unable to attend, VAC kindly ask that you pass your free ticket onto another member of your organisation or a volunteer who can attend in your place.

For more information please contact: Elion Grajcevci at Elion@camdencarers.org.uk
In partnership with Camden Carers.
https://www.camdencs.org.uk/
Book here:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1887051

Face-to-face: Voluntary organisational structures: What’s right for you?
2025-11-19 10:00 - 12:00
Wednesday 19th November: 10am – 12.00pm. (In person)
The Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt St, NW1 1BD
Thinking about setting up your own group or organisation but not sure which direction to take?
Are you currently delivering a project run by the community, for the community but need help developing it further?
VAC’s Health Transformation and Partnership Development Manager, Donna Turnbull may be able to provide some insights.
With over 20 years of experience in the sector, Donna shares her knowledge of different organisational structures, and why making the right choice for your community project or voluntary group can help avoid problems later on.
At the end of this session, you will have a better understanding of governance structures that include:

A Unincorporated Association.
Registered charity and CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisation).
CIC’s (Community Interest Company).

The session will provide an opportunity to ask questions, network and offer 1-2-1 follow-up support if needed.
To find out more or for questions about suitability, please email Donna Turnbull at: dturnbull@vac.org.uk
Non-attendance:

VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Book your free place
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1855481

Voluntary Action Camden AGM 2026
2026-01-21 14:00 - 14:30
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AGM Minutes 2025

Online: Men and Boys: Personal Safety Awareness.
2026-01-29 10:00 - 12:00
Online: Men and Boys: Personal Safety Awareness.
Thursday 29th January 2026: 10am – 12.00pm
Online Zoom
Men and boys can be victims too, yet many say they feel unsure how to seek help, or how to step in safely as active bystanders.
This Men & Boys Personal Safety Awareness workshop acknowledges a reality often overlooked; that men and boys also experience harm, pressure, and the anxiety of intervening in potentially unsafe situations.
Delivered by John Bayley at The Safeguarding Foundation, the session aims to empower participants with the practical tools to recognise risk, protect themselves, and support others without putting themselves in harm’s way. With practical strategies for staying safe and knowing when and how to intervene safety, participants learn that strength isn’t about risk-taking, but about awareness, respect, and making safe, confident choices.
The session will cover:

Understanding Risk for Men & Boys.
Situational Awareness & Street-Smart Thinking.
De-escalation & Conflict Avoidance.
Bystander Intervention & Protecting Others

Who should attend: Suitable for all however not recommended for those under the age of 16 years of age.
This session is delivered in partnership with The Safeguarding Foundation: www.thesafeguardingfoundation.co.uk
For further information or questions regarding suitability of learners, please email: john@thesafeguardingfoundation.co.uk
Joining notes for learners:

This session will be held virtually online, so please make sure you have access to ZOOM online or the App beforehand.
Please note that this session is not suitable for anyone under the age of 16 years of age.
There is an expectation that all delegates engage and fully participate in the session; please where possible have your camera on at all times.
Be aware that no online platform is completely secure, so keep questions general, and avoid giving any information that could be used to identify a child or family.
Always keep your speaker on mute if you’re not speaking to reduce background noise.
Please join on laptop or PC for a better experience.

Notes for members:

This session is open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
If you are not a member of VAC and would like to find out more about our membership offer, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
All attendees will be asked to complete a short evaluation at the end of the session, where on completion all workshop slides / recordings will be provided.

Book Here for free
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1982747

Face-to-Face: Introduction to Safeguarding (Under 25’s)
2026-02-11 10:00 - 12:30
Wednesday 11th February: 10am – 12:30pm
Introduction to Safeguarding (Under 25’s)
In Person training: Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt St, NW1 1BD
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility!
Even if you don’t have direct contact with the children and young people in your organisation, we all play a part in helping to keep children safe.
If you are a new group, community organisation, supplementary educational setting, or volunteer thinking about working with children and young people; this session will provide you with the essential safeguarding knowledge required for a level 1 qualification equivalent.
We discuss the four common types of harm and how to recognise when something isn’t right, as well what to do if you are concerned about a child or young person in your care.
With a combination of written text, case studies and video presentations, this introduction session will help you to feel confident in your safeguarding responsibilities.
This workshop will cover:

What is Safeguarding?
Types of abuse / recognising the signs.
Passing on information.
Signposting and Support in Camden.

Who should attend: Suitable for all those with little or no child safeguarding knowledge or experience; organisations, groups, volunteers or members of the community delivering services to under 25’s in Camden.
Notes for members: Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
If you are not a member of VAC and would like to find out more about our membership offer, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
All attendees will be asked to complete a short evaluation at the end of the session, where on completion all workshop slides / recordings will be provided.
Notes for attendees:

This sessions will be held in person and is funded by Camden Safeguarding Children’s Partnership (CSCP) https://cscp.org.uk/
In the event that you are unable to attend, VAC kindly ask that you pass your free ticket onto another member of your organisation or a volunteer who can attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh at rsingh@vac.org.uk so your place can be offered to another learner.

For further information or questions regarding suitability for new learners, please email our Community Safeguarding Lead – Dianne Carlton Ogunyemi on: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk
Book Here for free
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1982848

Effective communication and engaging with families
2026-02-24 10:00 - 12:00
Effective communication and engaging with families
Tuesday 24th February 2026
10am – 12.00pm (The Crowndale Centre).
Do want to strengthen your communication skills and build more meaningful, trusting relationships with the individuals, families and residents you support?
Join us for this in-person training session, where we explore how effective communication can improve engagement, inclusion, and outcomes for the families you support.
Designed specifically for voluntary sector organisations, volunteers, and community groups in mind; this practical workshop offers interactive and supportive session aims to strengthen communication, build connections, and help you deliver better support to the families in your community.
Content suitable for all.
The session will cover:

Practical tools to communicate clearly, including listening skills and setting boundaries.
Strategies for engaging families from diverse backgrounds.
Tips for building trust and positive relationships.
Understanding barriers to engagement and how to overcome them.
Opportunities to share experiences and learn from others working in Camden.

Note for learners:

Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
Please note: All attendees will be asked to complete a short assessment after training.
If you are not a member and would like to know more about VAC’s membership, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
To find out more about upcoming training and take advantage of future offers and discounts, sign up for our newsletter here: https://vac.org.uk/news-and-events/newsletter/

Non-attendance:

VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Book Here:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/2020040

Camden Carers Service: Who cares for the carer?
2026-02-25 10:00 - 11:30 | Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, England, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom
Camden Carers Service: Who cares for the carer?
Wednesday 25th February 2026: 10am – 11.30am
Face-to-face: Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt St, NW1 1BD
Have you ever wondered who cares for the carer?
Do they know they are a carer, and as a carer; have rights and are entitled to support?
If you engage with individuals who are looking after a friend or family member who couldn’t manage without their support, this person is providing an unpaid care service.
This could be because the person has a health condition, mental health condition, disability or is frail.
Many carers experience wide ranging health inequalities, and at the same time don’t get the support they are legally entitled to.
At Camden Carers, our mission is to provide tailored support to those who spend their time caring, unpaid, for others.
This face-to-face session will give attendees an opportunity to:

Learn more about the support services on offer at Camden Carers .
How best to identify carers in need of support.
How to refer carers to the Camden Carers service.
How to get carers the support they need, including a new Employment Service.

The session will also provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from VAC’s Camden Care Navigation and Social Prescribing service, which connect residents with community-based activities and social opportunities that support their health and well-being.
Who should attend: All organisations, groups, volunteers or members of the community working in a health or a care setting, as well as those engaging with unpaid carers or individuals with care needs.
Notes for members:

Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
If you are not a member of VAC and would like to find out more about our membership offer, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
All attendees will be asked to complete a short evaluation at the end of the session; where on completion all workshop slides / recordings will be provided.

Notes for attendees:

This sessions will be held in person.
In the event that you are unable to attend, VAC kindly ask that you pass your free ticket onto another member of your organisation or a volunteer who can attend in your place.

For more information please contact: Elion Grajcevci at Elion@camdencarers.org.uk
In partnership with Camden Carers.
https://www.camdencs.org.uk/
Book here:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/1982705

Effective Conflict Resolution: Practical Skills for stronger communities.
2026-03-10 10:00 - 12:30 | Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, England, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom
Effective Conflict Resolution: Practical Skills for stronger communities.
Tuesday 10th March 2026
10am – 12.30pm (The Crowndale Centre).
Working in the community with local residents, their children and families requires both passion and purpose.
However, with so much change and uncertainty in the world today, challenging situations naturally arise.
Whether you’re supporting service users, collaborating with partners, or navigating internal team dynamics, knowing how to manage conflict successfully is an essential skill.
Designed specifically for voluntary sector organisations, volunteers, community groups and supplementary educational settings, this session aims to help you build healthier working relationships that support more effectively service delivery.
The session will cover:

Practical conflict resolution techniques.
Strategies for de-escalating tension in sensitive or emotionally charged situations
Tools to support clear communication, active listening, and boundary-setting
Increased confidence in handling disagreements within teams or with service users
A deeper understanding of personal triggers and conflict styles

When staff and volunteers feel equipped to do their jobs well, services run more smoothly and community’s benefit.
So, join us for this in-person conflict resolution session, and help strengthen your working relationships, reduce burnout in staff and volunteers and create a more resilient organisation for you and your community.
Content suitable for all.
Note for learners:

Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
Please note: All attendees will be asked to complete a short assessment after training.
If you are not a member and would like to know more about VAC’s membership, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
To find out more about upcoming training and take advantage of future offers and discounts, sign up for our newsletter here: https://vac.org.uk/news-and-events/newsletter/

Non-attendance:

VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Book Here:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/2020050

Effective Conflict Resolution: Practical Skills for stronger communities.
2026-05-06 10:00 - 12:30
Effective Conflict Resolution: Practical Skills for stronger communities.
Wednesday 6th May 2026
10am – 12.30pm (The Crowndale Centre)
Working in the community with local residents, their children and families requires both passion and purpose.
However, with so much change and uncertainty in the world today, challenging situations naturally arise.
Whether you’re supporting service users, collaborating with partners, or navigating internal team dynamics, knowing how to manage conflict successfully is an essential skill.
Designed specifically for voluntary sector organisations, volunteers, community groups and supplementary educational settings, this session aims to help you build healthier working relationships that support more effectively service delivery.
The session will cover:

Practical conflict resolution techniques.
Strategies for de-escalating tension in sensitive or emotionally charged situations
Tools to support clear communication, active listening, and boundary-setting
Increased confidence in handling disagreements within teams or with service users
A deeper understanding of personal triggers and conflict styles

When staff and volunteers feel equipped to do their jobs well, services run more smoothly and community’s benefit.
So, join us for this in-person conflict resolution session, and help strengthen your working relationships, reduce burnout in staff and volunteers and create a more resilient organisation for you and your community.
Content suitable for all.
Book FREE here: https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/2188623
Note for learners:
Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
Please note: All attendees will be asked to complete a short assessment after training.
If you are not a member and would like to know more about VAC’s membership, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
To find out more about upcoming training and take advantage of future offers and discounts, sign up for our newsletter here: https://vac.org.uk/news-and-events/newsletter/
Non-attendance:
VAC kindly ask that if you book a place and are unable to attend on the day, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance and your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk

Safeguarding Children Advanced: Refresher for Voluntary & Community Groups in Camden
2026-05-19 10:00 - 12:30
Face-to-face: Tuesday 19th May: 10am – 12.30pm.
The Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, NW1 1BD
Working with children and young people today means navigating increasingly complex safeguarding risks; from exploitation and online harms to serious youth violence and mental health challenges.
Designed specifically for voluntary and community organisations delivering services to under 25’s in Camden, this session will focus on helping organisational staff and volunteers feel more confident in understanding safeguarding risks and current challenges. We’ll explore:

How safeguarding risks are evolving.
Trauma-informed and culturally aware approaches to safeguarding.
Serious case reviews: what we can learn when things go wrong.
The vital role of the voluntary sector; identifying and responding to risks.

Suitable for voluntary sector staff, volunteers and those in need if a safeguarding update or refresher training.
Please note this session is not suitable for those who have had no previous safeguarding training before, or have not attended a Level 1 Introduction to safeguarding session.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training and upcoming events and workshops, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk
Book Here free:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/2155210
Note for learners:
Places for this session are extremely limited and open to VAC members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
All ticket registrations will be verified, and non-attendees may be restricted from attending future VAC training and events.
Please note: All attendees will be asked to complete a short assessment after training.
If you are not a member and would like to know more about VAC’s membership, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
To find out more about upcoming training and take advantage of future offers and discounts, sign up for our newsletter here: https://vac.org.uk/news-and-events/newsletter/
Non-attendance:
VAC kindly ask that attendees only book if they are able to attend in person on the day.
If you are unable to attend, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively, please email Ricky Singh Tokhi at: rsingh@vac.org.uk in advance, so your place can be offered to another learner on our wating list.
Failure to notify VAC of non-attendance in advance, will result in your organisation / groups restriction to attend future training sessions.

An Introduction to Managing Your Finances (for voluntary and community organisations and groups)
2026-07-22 10:00 - 12:00
An Introduction to Managing Your Finances (for voluntary and community organisations and groups).
Face-to-face: Wednesday 22nd July: 10am – 1pm
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, NW1 1BD
Are you managing money on behalf of a community group, voluntary organisation, or residents’ association?
All voluntary organisations, including supplementary education settings, Tenant Resident Associations (TRAs), and community groups who handle money; need careful financial management to ensure accountability and sustainability.
In these challenging times, having strategies for the long-term survival and growth of your organisation is essential. So, join us for this introductory managing money course, which aims to cover the finance essentials.
At the end of the session learners will gain an understanding of:

Managing money and Value for Money
Legal mismanagement and public funds.
Keeping accurate financial records.
Budgeting & cashflow
Monitoring costs.

Suitable for voluntary sector staff, volunteers and those wishing to build on foundational understanding of financial management and budgeting.
For more information or questions regarding suitability of this training session, please email: Dianne Carlton-Ogunyemi at: dogunyemi@vac.org.uk
Book Here Free:
https://buytickets.at/voluntaryactioncamden/2155558
Important note for learners:
Places for this session are externally funded and therefore extremely limited.
VAC therefore request that only one member of an organisation is permitted to attend to maximise course availability.
All training from VAC is open to members and voluntary organisations / groups delivering services in Camden only.
Non-attendance / No shows:
VAC kindly ask that attendees only book if they are able to attend in person on the day.
If you are unable to attend, please arrange for a volunteer or another member of your organisation to attend in your place.
Alternatively email Ricky Singh at: rsingh@vac.org.uk so your place can be offered to another learner on our waiting list.
All ticket registrations will be verified and VAC reserve the right to charge a £25 no-show penalty fee to member organisations for non-attendance.
Please note: All attendees will be asked to complete a short assessment after training.
If you are not a member and would like to know more about VAC’s free membership, please click here: https://vac.org.uk/get-involved/membership/
To find out more about upcoming training and take advantage of future offers and discounts, sign up for our newsletter here: https://vac.org.uk/news-and-events/newsletter/
