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Newsletter
10th May 2018
Welcome to our latest edition of our email newsletter, keeping you 
up-to-date with what's new in the voluntary & community sector.

Sessional Worker Vacancy

Hambleton Community Action are currently seeking a Sessional Worker.

Payment: Sessional Worker rate of £12.15 per hour.

Anticipated hours of work: 8 hours per week

We are seeking an approachable and enthusiastic person with the skills and experience to join our ‘Busy Buddies’ team, to support people with additional needs into volunteering.

Further information about the vacancy is provided in the job description and person specification here

A job application form is available here

Please also complete and return the equalities monitoring form available here

The closing date for applications will be 12noon Monday 21st May 2018 and interviews will be held on Thursday 24th May 2018.

If you require further information having read through the application papers please contact Lizzie on 01609 780458.

Completed application and equality monitoring forms should be returned to Hambleton Community Action, Community House, 10 South Parade, Northallerton, DL7 8SE by post or hand, marked ‘Private and Confidential – Sessional Worker Job Application’ and addressed to Hazel Kirby, Chief Officer.

Please note: CV’s will not be accepted.

'Tour de Yorkshire' event - Thank you

We'd like to thank all those that came to support our 'Tour de Yorkshire' event at Hambleton Community Action last Saturday which raised  over £140.  Also a special thank you to all our volunteers that helped to make it a such a success.
VOLUNTEER LAY VISITORS REQUIRED 
Be involved in improving social care services in North Yorkshire
 
What is a Lay Visitor?
A Lay Visitor is someone who has experience of using health and/or social care services or who is a family carer of a relative who is using a service or someone who has experience of working in care and support environments.

What does a Lay Visitor do?
North Yorkshire County Council Health and Adult Social Care is required to assess its services. Lay Visitors support quality assurance officers by talking to and getting the views of the people who are using that service.
Lay Visitors add a different perspective to the assessments, helping the assessors get a fully rounded picture of how well those services are doing.

Training and support is provided and expenses are paid.
Time commitment: visits usually take place during week days. You choose when you are available and we match you to an appropriate assessment.
If you would like more information please contact Tracy on 07977 412 991 or email tracy.hall@keyring.org
Events at Holy Rood House
 
Below are events at Holyrood House for the coming months.

Saturday 19th May - Trifle and wine musical evening with singer/songwriter Phil Riley. Open from 6pm - 9pm.
This is a good opportunity to meet our community and enjoy an evening in the lovely garden.

Saturday June 9th - 'Celebrating the healing our pets bring us'. This will include a dog show with Peter Wright from the Herriot vets and a Pets Celebration service. Starting at 1.30pm, finishing 5pm

Sunday June 10th -   Open Houses and Gardens with the Royal British Legion Band. Starting at 11am, finishing 4pm.

Thursday 28th June - Replenish day. From 9.45 for 10-4pm. A day of refreshment with a gentle theme - Replenishing through nature.

 Monday 2nd July - Thursday 5th July Summer School - 'Transition, Trans-formation, Identity and Integrity in church and
society'. Speakers include Revd Dr Rachel Mann, Prof June Boyce-Tillman MBE, James Caspian.
Starting 4pm on Monday and finishing at 2pm on Thursday. Do come for all or part of the summer school.

Saturday 14th July - Quiet Garden Day -  as part of the Quiet Garden Movement.  From 9.45 for 10 - 4pm. Come and enjoy the beauty of the Summer garden with some gentle input from Helen Warwick.

For more information please see visit www.holyroodhouse.org.uk, email: enquiries@holyroodhouse.org.uk
or ring 01845 522580
 
The  NHS Hambleton, Richmondshire and Whitby CCG Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday 28 June 2018 at the Golden Lion Hotel in Northallerton from 3.30pm following a workshop starting at 2pm.

The formal meeting includes updates from members of the CCG’s Governing Body reflecting on progress made during the past year as the lead commissioner for health services across the area. It will also share updates on current financial challenges in the NHS and projects on the horizon. There will be an opportunity at the end of the meeting to ask questions and chat with Governing Body members.

For full details visit: https://www.hambletonrichmondshireandwhitbyccg.nhs.uk/annual-general-meeting
 
For those unable to make the formal meeting, questions can be submitted to the Governing Body in advance up until 5pm on Tuesday 19 June 2018 by emailing hrwccg.hrwccgenquiries@nhs.net or by writing to NHS Hambleton, Richmondshire and Whitby CCG, Civic Centre, Stone Cross, Northallerton DL6 2UU.
Hambleton Community Action is a registered charity providing support to voluntary and community groups in the local district. We also promote volunteering and offer a number of services for the local community.
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