Join us at our Healthwatch Volunteer Leads network meeting where we will be discussing engaging volunteers in project work. This will include volunteer led projects and specific roles within work plan projects. We will explore good practice in involving volunteers in your projects and showcasing a local Healthwatch’s successful approach.
This event will show you how to design and use interview guides for semi-structured interviews with research participants.
This is a very interactive session: please come prepared to take an active part, including in role play
Interactive learning session to small audience. Joining in with your camera on will be appreciated.
This session will introduce the way that councils manage health and care services (including social care and Public Health).
We will focus on how you can work with different parts of your local council to influence decisions and make change.
This will be an online session which will be a mix of information, discussion and interactive elements.
Please keep your camera on if possible and be prepared to take part.
This event will show you how to design and use interview guides for semi-structured interviews with research participants.
This is a very interactive session: please come prepared to take an active part, including in role play
Interactive learning session to small audience. Joining in with your camera on will be appreciated.
Join us at our Healthwatch Volunteer Leads network meeting where we will be discussing Equality, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in volunteering. We will explore good practice in reaching, supporting and involving all volunteers and discuss what processes we need to have in place to make our volunteering opportunities as accessible as possible.
You will meet with colleagues across the network to share successes and challenges and support each other in a friendly and informal setting.
Please note: our previous ‘Measuring Success’ workshop covered much of the content of this session. We therefore suggest you don’t book on this if you have attended that.
Few non-profit organisations don’t want to improve how they measure and then communicate their impact.
But what level of demonstrating impact can they realistically achieve? What do they want to prove – to whom – and what will convince them anyway?
This event will show you how to choose the best research and engagement method for your project.
Small group session with discussion and an interactive activity. Joining in with your camera on will be appreciated,
This event is for Healthwatch staff who design research and engagement projects to collect data on people’s experiences, opinions and behaviours.
By taking part in this session, you will
Search engine optimisation (SEO) the process of improving the quality and quantity of website traffic to your website from search engines.
This session will help you understand the basic concepts of SEO and give you tip to improve it.
Your Theory of Change identifies the long-term outcomes you seek in a particular area of work. But how will you know if you achieve these? What measures might you use to evidence your success and prove your longer-term impact? What strength of claims could you make about your Healthwatch’s contribution?
Every organisation should have a crisis communication plan in place. Anything that could affect your organisation’s profile or stall business continuity, from financial loss to staff misconduct, is an example of a risk that warrants communication with stakeholders and/ or the public.
