As part of our partnership with the leading homelessness charity Emmaus UK, we support their Companion Training and Wellbeing Fund, which empowers individuals to access learning and training for future employment opportunities. Today, we would like to highlight Dave's story. Dave is a member of the Emmaus Hull & East Riding community and recently received funding from the Companion Training and Wellbeing Fund. He used this funding to purchase essential tools for his future career in plumbing. Currently, Dave volunteers three days a week at a local plumbing company, where he has been offered a job once he is ready for independent living. Dave expressed his gratitude, saying, “I would like to thank Emmaus UK for the funding that allowed me to buy new tools. This funding has given me the opportunity to return to the career I’m passionate about: plumbing and heating. With these tools, I’ve not only secured employment but also made my job much more efficient and enjoyable.” We look forward to sharing more stories and insights from our partnership with Emmaus UK soon. Photo credit: Emmaus UK #HomelessnessCharity #EmmausUK #wienerbergerUK
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Radical Governance Training workshop...
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Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to the conversation about paying trustees (thank you!) it has spurred us on at Arts & Homelessness International to create a Radical Governance Training workshop on 17th July 2-330pm. Based on our own experience of creating a board and staff team where 50% of members are/have been homeless, we will talk through ways of recruiting, embedding, supporting and celebrating trustees with all kinds of lived experience; sharing power and developing culture and practice to make a board authentically co-created. Tom Henderson (a lawyer on our board) will also talk through, in detail, the process of how we successfully petitioned the Charity Commission to allow us to pay our trustees with lived exp not on a full-time salary. We hope you can make it! A proportion of tickets are free for people with lived experience. https://lnkd.in/eWDJYMTi
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1wThanks Weinberger UK and great news Dave 🌟