Events

Wednesday 27 July , 10.00-12.00 | This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only. This workshop will explore what a strengths based review should look like and what the essential elements should be.

Tuesday 9 August, 13.00-15.00 | This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only The purpose of these workshops is to gain people’s understanding of what strengths based approaches look like in practice in the context of CLS and their role in creating the conditions for good conversations..

Wednesday 3 August , 10:00-11.30 | An overview of the Community Led Support framework. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Tuesday 2 August , 10:00-12:00 | An overview of the Measurement, Evaluation and Learning framework. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Thursday 29 September , 10:00-12:00 | An overview of the Measurement, Evaluation and Learning framework. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Thursday 21 July 10:00-12:00 | A CLS workshop looking at person centred tools, understanding outcomes and what matters to the person most. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Wednesday 21 September, 10:00-12:00 | A CLS workshop looking at person centred tools, understanding outcomes and what matters to the person most. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Tuesday 12 July, 13.00-15.00 | This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only The purpose of these workshops is to gain people’s understanding of what strengths based approaches look like in practice in the context of CLS and their role in creating the conditions for good conversations..

Thursday 25 August, 10:00-12:00 | An overview of the Measurement, Evaluation and Learning framework. This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only.

Wednesday 24 August, 10.00-12.00 | This event is for Community Led Support (CLS) members only. This workshop will explore what a strengths based review should look like and what the essential elements should be.