Skills, training and development

Join this practical, hands-on Naloxone training designed to give you the skills and confidence to act in a life saving situation. 🗓 Wednesday 9 September ⏰ 10:00 – 12:00 📍 Location TBC Building on our previous session exploring the impact of substance misuse, this training focuses on recognising and responding to opioid overdoses—with real-world guidance and hands-on practice. During the session, you will learn: What opioids are and how they affect the body Why overdoses happen and who is most at risk How to recognise the signs of an overdose and respond effectively What Naloxone is and how it works How to safely administer Naloxone (with demonstration and practice) Emerging risks in the drug landscape, including Nitazenes ✅ Free Naloxone kits will be available for those who wish to carry them. 👥 Who should attend? Anyone supporting children, young people, or vulnerable adults – including youth workers, teachers, social workers, healthcare professionals, volunteers, and parents/carers. No prior medical knowledge needed. Delivered by Change Grow Live, a national charity specialising in drug and alcohol support, this session offers practical, frontline insight you can apply immediately. 👉 Free to attend – secure your place and gain vital, life-saving skills.

At Get InVOLved Skills, we’re passionate about showcasing training that is relevant, accessible, and genuinely useful for everyone who uses it. To do that well, we need to hear from the people who know the site best – you . Whether you’ve completed a course, explored the training resources, or dipped in and out of the platform, your experience matters. What works well? What could be clearer? Is there anything missing that would make your learning journey easier or more engaging? Why your feedback matters Your feedback plays a vital role in shaping how Get InVOLved Skills develops. By sharing your experience, you help us to: Improve the quality and accessibility of the training Understand what users find most valuable Identify gaps and areas for development Ensure future content is relevant to real needs and experiences Every response helps us make informed decisions so that the platform continues to grow in a way that supports learners and organisations across Norfolk and beyond. It only takes a few minutes We’ve created a short survey to make it easy for you to share your thoughts. It won’t take long to complete, and every response is greatly appreciated. Thank you for being part of the journey We know your time is valuable, and we’re really grateful to everyone who takes a moment to share their experience. Your feedback directly supports the ongoing development of Get InVOLved Skills and helps us continue to offer training that is welcoming, practical, and meaningful. Thank you for helping us make Get InVOLved Skills even better. 👉 You can access the survey via the button below

In this episode we hear how Opening Doors created practical tools and training supporting more inclusive, confident and supported volunteering across Norfolk and Waveney. The Open Doors Get Volunteering project, funded through the Get InVOLved Innovation Fund, shows how co-produced, easy-read resources can remove barriers and improve access to volunteering for people with learning disabilities. To find out more about the Get Involved Innovation Fund part of the Volunteering for Health programme in Norfolk and Waveney click here Volunteering Discovery is produced by Hospital Radio Norwich for Norfolk and Suffolk ICB. To see the full episode list follow this link here