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Webinar: Charity & community sector 'new normal'

Our Better Boards online training programme has been developed to support the Hertfordshire voluntary sector to ensure good governance during COVID-19 and beyond.

Charity & community sector 'new normal'
Friday 29 May 6.00pm -8.00pm (evening course)
BOOK HERE

Many charities will be adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and good governance will be crucial in responding to the crisis. During these uncertain times, strong leadership will be vital in ensuring sustainability for local organisations.

Good Governance during COVID-19 and beyond is a series of webinars under our Better Boards programme, to improve the effectiveness of Hertfordshire’s voluntary sector, to help aid response & recovery during COVID-19. If a charity is well run, they will be more likely to meet the growing demand for services in Hertfordshire.

Who the course is for
'Charity & community sector 'new normal' is intended to support chairs, trustees, CEO's and senior staff to consider how they may need to adapt their organisation, to be effective in a new and unknown landscape.
Cost:
FREE Webinar

Course content:
'Charity & community Sector 'new normal' will include:
  • The practicalities of using public spaces, eg venues, transportation

  • How does the likelihood of 'Shielding' effect your board?

  • The mental well being of staff and board members

  • Staying connected

  • Funding implications

  • How to plan for working in an environment with so many unknown variables

  • Working in collaboration within the sector



Learning outcomes:
By the end of the course you will be able to:
  • Assess the potential changes needed to adapt to a 'new normal'.

  • Consider how you might redesign your operation to accommodate changes to society.

  • Consider how you can encourage strong member networks within both the real and virtual environment



Trainer:
All our interactive, online courses will be led by one of our experienced Better Boards trainers or in collaboration with Impactful Governance, a Hertfordshire based governance training provider.

'Charity & community sector 'new normal' will be led by Impactful Governance, a team of experienced consultants providing advisory support, coaching & training to community organisations. Impactful Governance help charities to to recognise & deliver their charitable aims, determine clear governance and advise on best practice.

How to book:

Charity & community sector 'new normal'
Friday 29 May
6.00pm -8.00pm (evening course)
BOOK HERE

You will be directed to a registration form and will receive a webinar link once you have completed the registration. You can use your laptop, tablet or mobile phone to join the webinar. Sessions are interactive and there will be a Q&A opportunity at the end of the session. Booking contact: hcftraining@hertscf.org.uk

More course under our Better Boards online training programme, Good Governance during COVID-19 and beyond can be found in the table below...

Better Boards is supported by Hertfordshire County Council Adult Care Services, and in response to COVID-19, we are making this webinar series FREE to all VCS organisations operating within Hertfordshire.

Together we can make a difference.

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