Save the Date: 27th May 3-5pm
Just to let you know Redcar Community Heart has been booked for a further CCG Mental Health Strategy consultation event on Wednesday 27th May, 3-5pm. It will follow the same format as the previous event in North Ormesby, but is aimed primarily at those who were unable to attend.
Unfortunately we were unable to find a venue for an evening event as hoped.
Partner organisations are invited, but please let Mark Burdon, (contact details are below), know if you are able to attend. Priority will be given to service users and carers in the event all the places fill up.
More details are to follow. Please forward this email to any providers of mental health services or service user groups in South Tees you are aware of.
Mark Burdon
Commissioning Information Manager
NHS South Tees Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
Direct line: 01642 944243
Switchboard: 01642 511868
email: markburdon@nhs.net
Job Opportunity at Age UK Teesside
50 Plus Engagement Worker
Age UK Teesside, in partnership with Lifeline, are looking to recruit a 50 Plus Engagement Worker to work across the Borough of Redcar & Cleveland, on a fixed-term 1 year contract, 26 hours per week, salary £15,548.
The post shall be based in Redcar across Age UK Teesside’s Activity Centre in Severn Road and Lifeline’s premises throughout the borough, but is very much an outreach position delivering activities in the community.
An understanding of the issues faced by people in later life and a knowledge of alcohol and substance misuse is essential to the role, although intensive training will be given during the induction process. The post is subject to an enhanced DBS.
Application Packs can be obtained by calling 01642 805500 or by emailing front.office@ageukteesside.org.uk, CV’s will not be accepted. Closing date for applications is 5pm 6th May 2015 with interviews scheduled for 13th May 2015.
National Citizen Service 2015
NCS is a government backed programme for 16/17 year olds which encourages them to challenge themselves, give something back as well as learn the skills that they don’t get to in class. The young people take part in various activities, including an outward bound residential, independent living skills, and learning about their local community before giving something back through a Social Action Project.
Safe in Tees Valley will be working with 840 young people across the Tees Valley this Summer and would like as many services, businesses and charities to be involved as possible.
Each team of young people has a timetable of activities during their Community week – where they visit local organisations to find out about what they do, how they work in the area, and any project opportunities that they might have for our young people to get involved with.
If you would like more information, or feel that your organisation might be able to accommodate some of our young people this Summer, please do not hesitate to contact Clare Scott, NCS Programme Lead on 01642 664440 or at clare.scott@safeinteesvalley.org
