Training for Volunteers - Working with vulnerable populations

This video focuses on independence and confidence for those we care for.

This training explores what it is to anticipate a loss and identifies practical steps for you or those you support.

This training provides a greater awareness of the impact of bereavement and grief on children, young adults and their families.

This webinar aims to introduce attendees to the impact of bereavement by suicide and how those affected can best be supported.

Managing bereavement in the workplace and how your response can have a positive impact on employee wellbeing.

This training will give delegates a better understanding of how a bereavement can impact an individual and the factors that influence how they grieve.

For qualified or in-training counsellors and therapists who want to expand or refresh their knowledge and skills when working with the bereaved people.

Gain the skills to talk with your bereaved colleagues and peers, with confidence and compassion. Ensuring those experiencing loss feel heard and supported.

This session will will include what to expect when the person you are caring for is discharged from hospital and how to access services.

This session is presented by dieticians and includes how to recognise poor nutrition and advice on treatment.

This session includes how to ensure older adults maintain adequate hydration and how to prevent dehydration.

How to support the person you are caring for to move with limited risk, maintain their independence and use of appliances/resources when required.

Turn your mental health lived experiences into support for others, with our 8-week Peer Support Worker training. Wait list for February 2026 is now open.

Turn your mental health lived experiences into support for others, with our 8-week Peer Support Worker training. Wait list for October 2025 is now open.

This two-hour workshop teaches you how to support people who feel lonely and help them build positive connections to improve their wellbeing.

Build your awareness and understanding to help you consider ways that you as an individual, in any role, can support those who have fled to safety in the UK.

The government training courses are designed, and are appropriate for, staff working in sectors covered by the Prevent duty.

Autism affects many people in different ways. In this course you will learn about autism, sensory differences and how you can help.