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Currently in its second year this 3 year Section 64 funded project aims to provide tools to help organisations working with people with learning disabilities Read »
Still in its first year, this project is being delivered in partnership with CSV and is funded by v, the youth volunteering charity. Read »
These are three new regional projects, with the aim of creating 500 new volunteering opportunities for young people in hospitals. Read »
This project raises awareness of mental health issues in the Black community. Read »
Providing assesment, training and development programmes to help people with brain injuries to contribute more fully in society. Read »
Attend is working with the Department of Health and the Institute of Fundraising to establish how best to support volunteering fundraising health and social care. This is the first time that this piece of research has been undertaken in England and we would be most grateful for your valuable contribution to this. Read »
Local volunteers receive awards from HRH, the Duke of York
Diamond Volunteers were invited to a reception hosted by HRH, the Duke of York, at St James’ Palace on March 1st 2010 in recognition of their outstanding contribution to volunteering in health and social care.
Expert speakers will explore cultural, medical, religious and psychological perspectives on mental health. Together you will explore the impact of culture and beliefs on the choices that people make in dealing with mental health needs.
29/03/2010 09:15:00