Improve your organisation with these workshops

Connected Voice is a charitable organisation which works within the North East to support individuals and businesses in the region. This includes referring to sources of funding, advocacy, support and development and accounting, as well as a board for jobs and trustee vacancies.

Connected Voice also offers a number of workshops and most of their training for free, to help businesses, organisations and charities better support their staff, clients and community. They also offer a number of Premium training courses, which is supported by external organisations and experts in their field.

This workshop has been created with support from Durham University, and Northumbria University, to improve the lives of victims of hate crimes. The training will support staff to understand the needs of diverse communities, including those who are marginalised as a result of their disability, race, faith, sexual orientation or transgender identity, the impact of repeated abuse, strategies to tackle Anti-Social Behaviour, and how to use the Hate ID App to explain the support available to victims of these crimes. 

This training is ideal for those who work in housing, adult social care, health and criminal justice, community workers, job coaches, legal advisers and service navigators. This online workshop will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

This workshop is designed to support small and medium sized charities to get to grips with the requirements of their Trustees Report section of the Annual Report. This is required by the UK government, and is also useful for future funders of your work. The workshop will include the government’s requirements for disclosure, how to implement data collection systems, as well as impact reporting. This training will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams.

This workshop is ideal for those working in the charity sector, who are involved in the creation or review of the Annual Report.

This workshop is designed to support directors, managers and supervisors better measure and communicate the impact of the work that they do. This workshop will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams, and will focus on how to set up and monitor your project, how to gather and record relevant data, using monitoring and evaluation for demonstrating the impact that your project has had, and practical tools that organisations can use in order to evidence change.

This workshop is ideal for those working in the charity sector who have to explain and describe the outcome of projects to government agencies and funding sources.