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Harringtons Learning Centre Unveils Brand-New Website – A Game Changer in Educational Support!17/1/2025 Harringtons Learning Centre is thrilled to announce the launch of its brand-new website, an innovative online hub designed to revolutionise the way parents and students access educational and community support! This exciting new platform is packed with valuable resources, detailed service information, and free downloads to support every child's learning journey.   Prepare to take part in the nation's biggest mental health conversation next month.
Time to Talk Day is an annual awareness day held at the beginning of February. It’s one of the many opportunities through the year to start a conversation about mental health. Visit their campaign resources page, where you can download assets including:
There are lots of ways you can get conversations going and they don’t always have to be formal. It could range anywhere between planning in a coffee catch-up with the whole team to holding a day of one-to-one meetings with staff members. It’s important to build supportive relationships where people feel comfortable to talk about any challenges they’re experiencing. Not sure what to say? If you find talking about mental health and how people are feeling difficult, try using the Talking Toolkit to help structure conversations. The Toolkit guides you through each of the 6 mains causes of stress, how workers should feel in terms of coping with the demands of the job and provides practical ideas on how to improve things. If someone is struggling... If you think that a worker is having problems, encourage them to talk to someone. It could be a trusted colleague, their line manager, a trade union representative, GP, or occupational health team if they have access to one. Managing mental health at work Although employers have a legal duty to protect employees from stress at work, diagnosing and treating stress isn’t their responsibility. Employers have a responsibility to identify the risks of stress and act on them to improve conditions at work. That might mean making adjustments and helping someone manage a mental health problem at work. Find out more about the practical resources and support available:
 Thursday 23 January, 16:00-18:15
The University of Exeter are pleased to announce an upcoming webinar entitled "Global Solutions in Perinatal Mental Health: Evidence-Based Approach". This important event will bring together leading experts worldwide to discuss the latest research and strategies in perinatal mental health. Do you know a young person in Lancashire who has made a real difference in their local community? 🤔 Would you like to see them receive special recognition for their exceptional act of kindness? The search is still on to find the county’s most deserving youngsters for the 2025 Lancashire Young Citizen of the Year Awards, and we want you to help us find them... but time is running out to nominate! ⏱  Please help support local public and NHS services this winter by helping to share some simple key messages. These services continue to be under significant pressure, so it makes sense to equip and empower as many people as possible to make steps to keep themselves well and to make sure they know where to find information which helps with access to appropriate services  East Lancashire Community Action Project Ltd, a registered charity based in Nelson, has won significant funding to deliver a project, which will aim to tackle the importance of electrical safety through the use of a community radio service.  We Are Survivors has been supporting male victims / survivors for over fifteen years, and in that me we have learned so much on how to meet the needs of male survivors, and their loved ones. As the UK goes to polls on 4th July 2024, we are asking all political parties to ensure that positively tackling the impact of sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation; along with leading a joint effort to prevent harms from occurring in the first place, are a key priority of Government. International research suggests that 1 in 6 males will be affected by sexual violence in their lifeline; 1 in 4 victims of child sexual abuse are boys; and over 1 in 10 victims of rape are male.   EAST LANCASHIRE COMMUNITY ACTION PROJECT wins National Lottery funding
East Lancashire Community Action Project is celebrating after being awarded £15,000 of National Lottery funding from Sport England to assist with their ‘Walking Sport in Pendle’ project for people aged 65 and over. The grant will allow East Lancashire Community Action Project to organise free sports sessions for people aged 65 years and over. Sports will include light exercise including badminton, yoga, table tennis and green bowling Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) are visiting your area to inspect the local arrangements for children and young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND).  Please help support local public and NHS services this winter by helping to share some simple key messages. These services continue to be under significant pressure, so it makes sense to equip and empower as many people as possible to make steps to keep themselves well and to make sure they know where to find information which helps with access to appropriate services.  |
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