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Women's Health Hub Small Grants Fund

Links CVS has been successful in bidding for administration of the Women's Health Hub Small Grants Fund in Derbyshire (excluding Derby city) on behalf of NHS Derby and Derbyshire Integrated Care Board (ICB).

Groups operating or have coverage in Derby city should contact Community Action Derby in relation to this grant fund.

The objective of the Women's Health Hub Small Grants Fund is to enable local voluntary and community groups and organisations to facilitate community engagement and improving women's health services across Derby and Derbyshire. The Grant will support local voluntary and community sector groups in facilitating vital conversations about women’s health needs.

Grant awards between £200 and £1500 per organisation can be used for a defined ‘one off’ project.

Project duration: 1st October 2024 to 15th December 2024.

Monitoring report from the grant recipients is due by: 15th January 2025.

All the grant recipient organisations are expected to attend the Sharing and Learning Event on 12th February 2025 in Chesterfield.

Groups will need to provide evidence of how the grant has been spent.

If you are interested, please find the guidelines and fill in the application form and return it to Links CVS at shruti.vispute@linkscvs.org.uk by the closing date, Friday, 27th September 2024, 12 noon.

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We are currently getting patient feedback about the Community Orthotics service in Derbyshire, so the service can be improved from the patients' perspective.

Do you know anyone who has used the Community Orthotics service in Derbyshire and would be interested in giving feedback back to us about it?

They can give feedback by emailing Amy Salt - amy.salt@healthwatchderbyshire.co.uk or filling in our feedback form online: Feedback form — Healthwatch Derbyshire

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Wednesday, 16 October 2024

Clay Cross Social Centre, Market Street, Clay Cross  S45 9JE

This day-long, FREE event offers help to both community organisations and individuals to save energy, cut costs and help the planet.

Organisations

Community organisations can join local small businesses at a breakfast workshop from 8.30 to 10am. In just ninety minutes you’ll be helped to put together a practical plan of action to cut your organisation’s costs and impact on the environment. Demonstrating your commitment to environmental sustainability can help win funding, new employees or volunteers and support in the wider community.

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Carers Rights Day is about raising awareness of the rights the UK’s 5.7 million unpaid carers are entitled to, and to help them get the support they need and the recognition they deserve.

This year, Carers Rights Day is on Thursday 21st November 2024 – and this year’s theme is ‘recognising your rights’.

Derbyshire All Age Carers Support Service will be hosting a number of information and support sessions where both Carers and professionals can seek advice, training and one-to-one support from our experienced team.

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To support local communities, the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Team offer free resources for mental health and suicide prevention. These resources can be ordered and delivered to a location of your choice to support community venues, organisations, groups and more.

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“Exciting news, From October 1st STAND TO DERBYSHIRE VETERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES (STDVCS) are increasing their presence in chesterfield and expanding into new accessible premises in the town centre, offering a “Veteran Community Hub” to the Veterans of Derbyshire and their families.  This can be found opposite the vintage tea rooms on Steeplegate,  just off the Vicar Lane shopping centre.

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