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- Become a Member | Mysite
Maging miyembro ng FVAF Sa pagiging miyembro ng FVAF tinutulungan mo kaming magpatuloy sa pagbibigay ng mahalagang serbisyo sa suporta sa boluntaryo at sektor ng komunidad sa Kagubatan ng Dean . Ang FVAF ay kumikilos bilang isang tagapagtaguyod para sa boluntaryo at aksyong pangkomunidad kung saan naaangkop sa antas ng distrito, county at pambansang, at kapag mas maraming miyembro ang kinakatawan natin, mas malakas ang ating boses. Samakatuwid, ang mga miyembro ay kinokonsulta sa mga bagay na nakakaapekto sa boluntaryo at sektor ng komunidad sa Forest of Dean at kung ano ang layunin nating makamit bilang isang organisasyon. Bilang isang miyembro, masisiyahan ka sa pag-access sa aming mga serbisyo sa opisina, pinababang mga rate ng pag-imprenta at pagkopya, pagsulong ng mga boluntaryong bakante para sa iyong grupo, at libreng pagrenta ng isang hanay ng mga kagamitan sa opisina. Kabilang dito ang: Mga Display Board Hearing Loop Digital Projector at screen PA System Mga Flip Chart Mahabang folding table Hot water catering urn Gazebo (kinakailangan ng £5 na donasyon) Kung gusto mong maging miyembro ng FVAF mangyaring mag-click sa button na Sumali sa FVAF sa kanan at kumpletuhin ang form. Para sa karagdagang detalye tumawag sa 01594 822073 LIBRE ang maging miyembro ng FVAF para ma-access ang lahat ng aming serbisyo sa suporta Sumali sa FVAF
- Resource Hub/Library | Mysite
Resource Hub/Library Leaflets & literature on wellness, recovery, self-help & coping with mental distress. The group office, based above the Library at The Main Place in Coleford, is available for members to use as a safe and confidential space. We keep material that may be of use to members – and we are happy for people to provide us with leaflets that they would like shared. To read the My Networks Scoping Project Report please visit: www.fvaf.org.uk/publications
- Recovery & Wellbeing Café | Mysite
Recovery & Wellbeing Café “A Community Created Curriculum of Curious Conversations” Weekly Face-to-Face Discussions & Recovery Educational Sessions Each Wednesday (Term Time) at Café 16 in Coleford from 6-8pm. “A safe space to create who you are, not be told what to think.” Join conversations with a diverse range of people with professional & lived experience of different subjects, local people who have gained understandings about the impact current concerns have upon mental health, recovery and wellbeing. We are building a supportive space where, as critical friends, we can learn together and support each other with our individual understandings. All curious & compassionate folk welcome.
- Forest Know your Patch | Mysite
Community Connectors' Forum - Alamin ang iyong Patch Network Supporting Strong and Thriving Communities with Know Your Patch Pagsuporta sa Matatag at Umuunlad na Komunidad gamit ang Know Your Patch Ang Know Your Patch na bahagi ng Community Connectors Forum (CCF) ay nag-uugnay sa Voluntary and Community Sector, Statutory Services at mga lokal na residente sa paraang lumilikha ng mas mahusay na paraan ng pagtatrabaho. Ang Forest of Dean Know Your Patch Network ay idinisenyo upang ikonekta ang Voluntary and Community Sector, Statutory Services at mga lokal na residente sa isang paraan na lumilikha ng mas mahusay na paraan ng pagtatrabaho na sa huli ay nagpapalakas sa ating mga komunidad. Ang 'alok ng komunidad' na ito ay partikular na mahalaga sa pagpigil o pagkaantala sa pagdami ng mga pangangailangan sa kalusugan. Nagho-host kami ng mga quarterly event sa buong Forest of Dean kung saan inaanyayahan namin ang mga stakeholder na sumali sa talakayan tungkol sa kung ano ang mahalaga sa kanilang komunidad at kung paano makakatulong ang mga serbisyo at boluntaryong grupo ng sektor na suportahan ito. LIBRE ang bawat event na Know Your Patch at bukas sa sinumang gustong maging bahagi ng pag-uusap. Kung gusto mong dumalo mangyaring tumawag sa 01594 822073 o mag-email sa help4groups@fvaf.org.uk . Nagpapadala rin kami ng mga regular na e-mail at mga update sa aming Know Your Patch Network tungkol sa kung ano ang nangyayari sa Forest of Dean. Kung gusto mong sumali sa network na ito, mangyaring mag-subscribe dito . Salamat sa pagpopondo mula sa Ang Gloucestershire County Council , Ang Know Your Patch ay makukuha rin sa bawat iba pang Distrito sa Gloucestershire. Kung gusto mong malaman ang higit pa tungkol sa mga ito mangyaring bisitahin dito . Narito ang ilan sa mga pananaliksik na nagbibigay-diin sa ating pag-iisip: "Lahat tayo ay may papel na dapat gampanan sa pagtulong sa mga indibidwal at komunidad na bumuo ng panlipunang kapital. Lumalaki ang pagkilala na bagaman ang mga disadvantaged na mga grupo at komunidad sa lipunan ay may isang hanay ng mga kumplikado at magkakaugnay na mga pangangailangan, mayroon din silang mga ari-arian sa antas ng lipunan at komunidad. na maaaring makatulong na mapabuti ang kalusugan, at palakasin ang katatagan sa mga problema sa kalusugan" (The Kings Fund, 2018) "Ang mga may sapat na panlipunang relasyon ay may 50 porsiyentong mas mataas na antas ng kaligtasan kumpara sa mga indibidwal na may mahihirap na relasyon sa lipunan" (Holt-Lunstad et al 2010) "Ang mga social network ay ipinakita bilang makapangyarihang mga prediktor ng mortalidad gaya ng karaniwang pamumuhay at mga klinikal na panganib tulad ng katamtamang paninigarilyo, labis na pag-inom ng alak, labis na katabaan at mataas na kolesterol at presyon ng dugo" (Pantell et al 2013; Holt-Lunstad et al, 2010) . "Ang suportang panlipunan ay partikular na mahalaga sa pagtaas ng katatagan at pagtataguyod ng paggaling mula sa sakit" (Pevalin at Rose, 2003) "Ang kakulangan ng mga social network at suporta ay nagpapahirap sa pag-regulate ng sarili sa pag-uugali at pagbuo ng lakas at katatagan sa paglipas ng panahon, na humahantong sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga hindi malusog na pag-uugali" (Cacioppo at Patrick 2009). "Binabawasan ng Pakikilahok ng Komunidad ang paghihiwalay, pagbubukod at kalungkutan" (Farrell at Bryant 2009; Sevigny et al 2010; Ryan-Collins et al 2008) "Ang malakas na kapital sa lipunan ay nagpapabuti sa mga pagkakataon na maiwasan ang mga panganib sa pamumuhay tulad ng paninigarilyo" (Folland 2008; Brown et al, 2006) BOOK HERE For more information email FoDKYP@fvaf.org.uk or Piers.Cardiff@fdean.gov.uk
- Community Connectors Feedback Form | Mysite
COMMUNITY CONNECTORS’ FORUM/KNOW YOUR PATCH NETWORK In-person event 14 June 2022 at The Wesley, Cinderford Event Feedback \ Thank you for participating in our event! Tell us what you thought about it. Name & organisation Please indicate on a scale of 1 – 10, where 1 is the most negative and 10 the most positive What was your overall impression of the day? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What was your experience of the speakers? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Please share any comments about your overall impression of the day and the speakers What was your experience of the activities? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Please share any comments about the activities What was your experience of the refreshments? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Was there anything else that you feel could have been provided? What would you like to see in future events? Suggested speakers/format etc Your email Send Feedback Thanks for your feedback!
- Community Hubs | Mysite
Mga Drop-in Hub ng Mga Tagabuo ng Komunidad The drop-in hub provides support to create, inspire and build stronger communities together Ang drop-in hub ay nagbibigay ng suporta upang lumikha, magbigay ng inspirasyon at bumuo ng mas malalakas na komunidad nang sama-sama Ang bawat drop-in hub ay nag-aalok ng iba't ibang suporta, payo at gabay para sa mga lokal na residente. Halimbawa; suporta at pag-sign sa pag-post sa mga lokal na serbisyo, pag-link at pag-set up ng bago mga grupo ng komunidad, na sumusuporta sa mga tao upang mas mapalapit sa trabaho o karagdagang edukasyon, tumulong na ma-access ang digital na mundo at suporta upang bigyang-buhay ang iyong mga ideya para sa komunidad. Maaari kaming mag-alok ng tulong sa: Mga pagkakataon sa pagboluntaryo Suporta sa kakayahang magamit Mga grupo at club ng lokal na aktibidad IT at digital na suporta Impormasyon sa lokal na kaganapan Mag-sign sa pag-post sa mga lokal na serbisyo For dates, times and locations for up coming FVAF Community Drop-in Hubs, contact Alex on community@fvaf.org.uk or call the FVAF office on 01594 822073.
- What we do | Mysite
What we do We support many community-led projects shaped with, and for local people: Employment and skills support Holiday Activity and Food Programme Community Builders Forest of Dean Youth Association Walking with Wheels Know Your Patch Forest Compass
- Publications | Mysite
Our publications Forest Compass Edition 3 Volunteering in the Forest of Dean FVAF Annual Report 2022/23 FVAF Annual Report 2021/22 Insights into the Experience of commissioning for small VCSE organisations in the Forest of Dean By Chris Brown My Networks publications My Networks Scoping Project Report, Oct 2022 by Simon Price Supporting documents: Mental Health Scoping Project – Survey Results Co-production – How we facilitated My Networks Scoping Report Useful community publications The Digital Divides Report and Recommendations By Digital Divides Steering Group Learnings from the Forest By Forest of Dean Climate Action Partnership (FODCAP), Holding The Space, Thirty Percy, and CCRI.
- Digital Hubs Project | Mysite
The Digital Hubs Project Tackling digital exclusion across Gloucestershire The Digital Hubs Project is a new innovative approach, developed by Forest Voluntary Action Forum and GCC Adult Transformation Team, to tackle digital exclusion across Gloucestershire by offering free, accessible, tailored support to individuals. Starting out in October 2021, we have played the as role as county wide facilitator of the project in partnership with GCC’s Adult Transformation Team. Whilst being facilitator’s, we act as the Forest of Dean lead district provider, offering FREE 1:1 digital support across safe and trusted Community Drop-in Hubs. Coleford – Sixteen Community Cafe Sedbury – Sedbury Space Cinderford - Ow Bist - Forest Community Space Staunton – The Swan Community Hub Newent – The Chill Out Zone What does Digital Hubs aim to address? Motivation Not everyone sees why using the internet could be relevant and helpful A Digital Hub can demonstrate the huge benefits Confidence Some people fear online crime, lack trust or don’t know where to start online A Digital Hub can increase confidence via trusted relationships Skills Not everyone has the ability to use the internet and online services A digital Hub can provide 1:1 training Access Not everyone has the ability to connect to the internet and go online A Digital Hub can provide access to free equipment and internet Since starting the journey of Gloucestershire Digital Hubs Project, awareness and recognition of the project has grown and is now recognised as essential community-based approach to tackling digital exclusion across Gloucestershire. Notability, the project was highlighted in the Report of the Director of Public health 2022/23 - No Person is an island: Social connections in Gloucestershire, which also included video cased study of the project. You can also download the PDF version (PDF, 5.2 MB) of Director of Public health 2022/23 For more information about the project visit the Digital Hub website HERE To find out more, dates, times and locations for upcoming FVAF Community Digital Drop-in Hubs, contact Alex on community@fvaf.org.uk or 01594 822073.
- FVAF Community Celebration & AGM 2023 | Mysite
FVAF Community Celebration & AGM 2023 FRIDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2024 | 11AM - 2PM Ow Bis - Forest Community Space, Dockham Road GL14 2AN We are inviting the whole community to join us in celebrating the work FVAF has done over the last 12 months for, and with communities across the Forest of Dean PLUS it’s our 30th anniversary this year and we’re ready to celebrate! Refreshments and a delicious buffet lunch will be provided. Places are limited - please book your ticket ASAP READ THE AGM NOTICE BELOW: BOOK YOUR TICKET
- What's going on | Mysite
Balita at Kaganapan Strengthening Communities Through Climate Action 9.30am – 12.30pm Wednesday 12th March The Main Place, Coleford, GL16 8RH BOOK HERE Join us for a session focused on how we can improve people’s lives and strengthen communities through action on climate change. The session is run in partnership with Forest of Dean Climate Action Partnership. We will explore how climate change is relevant to the Forest of Dean and what action is already happening in the district to make a difference. We will look at how climate action can support your work on issues like cost of living, warmer homes, tackling pollution, improving health, transport and jobs. You will hear from other organisations in the Forest, who have started developing plans to address their impact on the planet and what they have learnt. Hear how to save money and make homes and workplaces better places to live and work. Find out where to get support and more information. For more information e mail either FoDKYP@fvaf.org.uk or Piers.Cardiff@fdean.gov.uk