A one stop resource facility for disabled children and young people with a special need, their carers and their families. This charity works in North Nottinghamshire. It provides quality support, information and services to families of children whose additional needs cause learning, behavioral or emotional difficulties. Information sessions and parental support groups available.

vinspired recognises that volunteering can help young people thrive, and transform the communities they live in. It teaches them vital skills, like teamwork and problem-solving. It prepares them for their future.

We know that 74% of young people are ready to volunteer, which will have a massive impact on communities across the UK. We're here to help young people harness those opportunities.

vinspired helps young people make a difference. We were set up in 2006 and since then, we have created over 1 million volunteering roles for young people across the UK. We're always looking for ways to help them get involved with causes that they care about, and to help better prepare them for their futures. 

Volunteering teaches young people vital skills, like teamwork and problem-solving. And, with 74% of young people ready to volunteer, it can make a massive difference to communities across the UK. Last year, we helped 31,439 young people do 460,611 hours of voluntary work. That's a £2.3 million contribution to the economy.

The Holocaust Centre promotes an understanding of the roots of discrimination and prejudice, and the development of ethical values, leading to a greater understanding within society. The Centre uses the history of genocide as a model of how society can break down, and emphasises how current and future generations must carefully examine and learn from these tragedies. The Centre promotes respect for human rights, equal opportunities and good citizenship, which has greater resonance than ever in our culturally diverse society.

The Holocaust Centre provides a range of facilities for people of all backgrounds to explore the history and implications of the Holocaust. These include the Holocaust exhibition, The Journey, memorial gardens, bookshop and coffeeshop. There are also seminar and research facilities for students, teachers, scholars, professionals and many others.

NCC Adult and Community Learning Service provides high quality learning opportunities which are delivered locally for the benefit of local communities.  It aims to meet the needs of local communities and individuals by working in partnership with communities and a range of organisations.

https://www.inspireculture.org.uk/

As the largest voluntary sector provider of adult education, we deliver over 9,500 part-time courses for over 70,000 students across England and Scotland. We bring education into the heart of communities, providing high-quality, student-centred and tutor-led education to adults, whatever your age or stage in life.

Not everyone has access to the opportunities provided by education. We believe they should. That’s why we at the WEA help adults learn, no matter where they are, no matter what their circumstances.

We’ve been helping adults to learn since 1903, and with 2,300 course locations around the country, it means there is a WEA within the reach of 80% of the people that need it most. We take our courses out into communities nationwide, reaching people that conventional adult education can’t because they are often the ones that need it most.

Our professional tutors take the time to build trust and empathy with each student we teach, so we understand how learning can improve their lives, not just what their learning needs are inside the classroom. See how WEA courses have changed the lives of people like Lisa, Margaret, a community in Rochdale and many more people by reading our inspiring stories.

Here are 10 reasons to sign up to a WEA course today:

1. Discover a hidden talent
2. Reignite a former passion
3. Boost your confidence and self-esteem
4. Improve your wellbeing
5. Make new friends
6. Meet people that share the same interests
7. Connect with your local community
8. Become more active
9. Keep your mental faculties sharp
10. Learn new skills

The trial aims to find out how good this new service is at helping people to find and stay in work, and is now live.

What is the service we are testing? 

• One-to-one support to suit your needs and employment goals
• Working with your health care team to help you manage any difficulties
• Help finding a job if you are not in paid employment, and continued support once you have started
• Help to continue working if you are struggling to manage your health condition at work
• Benefits advice to find out if work could increase your income 
• Help talking to your employer about your needs at work
• Meetings over the phone or in person at a location that is convenient for you 

Who is the trial for?

• People with a mental health and/or physical health condition
• People who are out of work and want to work; or working and want support to continue working
• People registered with a GP in South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw
• People aged 18+ at the time of referral

How do I take part?

The next step is to have an initial meeting with the Health-led Employment Trial team to discuss the trial in more detail and decide if you would like to take part.

To arrange an initial meeting you can either:

• Speak to your GP or local health professional 

• Fill in the sign up form online here

• Contact the Health-led Employment Trial team

To find out more information about the Health-led Employment Trial you can:

• Speak to your GP or local health professional

• Contact the Health-led Employment Trial team

If you are thinking of joining the Health-led Employment Trial and would like to know more, click on the information attached or speak to a member of the Team who will be happy to explain it to you.

Individual must be registered with a Bassetlaw GP.

Sleep deprivation can have a serious impacton emotional, physical and mental health, many families seeking our support are approaching crisis point.

We offer a range of services from working directly with parents to training professionals in the NHS.

Our work is based on the latest research and we have a team of experts who input into our training materials and courses. We believe in working in partnership with families and offer a gentle approach to making lasting changes to your child’s sleep patterns.