Training & Events.

Training & Events

Logo shape quarter circle

Nova members, add your training and events for free by logging in to the member area.

Non-members, we can advertise your items too! Contact us at info@nova-wd.org.uk and view our Advertising Policy.

This page is for training and events for staff and volunteers of voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations. You can find a wide range of activities, events, courses, and services available across Wakefield District on the Community>Wakefield website.

TRAINING
EVENT

Perinatal Mental Multi-Agency Training

Training

PIMH Team at South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

This session covers the basics you will need to know about the impact of Perinatal Mental health on women, their children and family. Get a better understanding of the complex nature of perinatal mental health, recognise risk factors, red flags, learn about the support for men affected, and feel more confident knowing what you should do to help.
TRAINING
EVENT

Wakefield District VCSE SEND Community Meeting

Event

Young Lives Consortium

Get ready for an engaging in-person event all about the VCSE SEND Network and the exciting changes to the local offer. This is your chance to connect, share ideas, and explore new approaches together.
TRAINING
EVENT

Creating Your Volunteering Strategy

Event

Nova's Volunteer Managers Network

We have an interactive session planned exploring how organisations can strengthen their approach to volunteering by developing an effective volunteering strategy. 
TRAINING
EVENT

Leading in Uncertainty – open conversations

Event

IVAR

If you are a small (income of £500k or less), UK-based charity, community organisation or social enterprise, join a peer-support session to talk openly about challenges, opportunities and connect with peers who understand – all guided by IVAR’s expert facilitators.
TRAINING
EVENT

Energy Market Update: What Charities & Community Organisations Need to Know

Event

Utility Aid

Energy markets continue to experience volatility, making it increasingly important for charities and community organisations to understand what’s happening — and what it could mean for them.