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Other CPD Learning and Development Resources - Wider Workforce
Other CPD Learning and Development Resources for the Wider Workforce
If you do not already work in a public health role but would like to enhance your knowledge and skills in this area, there are a range of learning and development opportunities available to you. Some are virtual learning and others face to face.
This session is all about how we can effectively support people who are living in poverty.
This session is suitable for the following attendees only:
- NHS Greater Manchester staff
- Anyone working in health or social care in Greater Manchester
- Anyone working in partnership with NHS Greater Manchester
At this session you will learn:
- What poverty is and how it affects people and communities in Greater Manchester
- Best practice when offering support to people in need
- How to find practical resources you can use to support people in need
- How poverty affects the NHS and health system in Greater Manchester
- How we can design strategic and policy responses to tackle poverty within the NHS and health system
There will also be time during the session for discussion and questions.
This session will be delivered online via Microsoft Teams, a link will be emailed to you a week before the session.
Dates of upcoming sessions:
- Thursday 4th Dec 2025 - 10:30-13:30
The National Child Poverty Strategy: What It Means For Your Area
Resolve Poverty invites attendees to an informative session examining what the new Government Child Poverty Strategy means for local areas. Aimed at those working in local and regional government, as well as public and voluntary sector partners, the event will outline the Strategy’s anticipated implications and what they may mean for day-to-day work. The session will also explore priorities for local anti-poverty action and include insights from a guest speaker discussing their area’s approach to local anti-poverty activity within a national and regional context.
Please note: The Child Poverty Strategy is expected to be published around the same time as the Budget at the end of November. If it has not been published by the webinar date of 10 December, the event will still proceed and will focus on what is expected from Government.
For any questions, attendees are encouraged to contact Teniola Yusuf at teniola@resolvepoverty.org
Date: Wednesday 10 December 2025 10:30am - 12:00pm, online
Learn better practice in engaging with people with lived experience of poverty.
What you’ll learn:
- Insights into how we engage with people with lived experience of poverty to shape effective responses
- Practical guidance on setting up and facilitating lived experience spaces that enhance your work
- Best practice on ensuring attendee safety, recognising multiple disadvantage, and listening to and valuing the people we work with
Who's it for: Anyone aiming to better understand the value of lived experience engagement in tackling poverty, and the practicalities of developing and managing lived experience engagement activities
Cost: £180 online (£120 for VCFSE & small organisations)
Dates: 26 Nov 2025 at 10:00-16:00 & 10 Feb 2026 at 10:00-16:00
Understand our social security system and the financial support available to help people find and access what they're entitled to
What you’ll learn:
- How to understand the social security system
- Sources of financial support for people on low incomes and how to access them
- How to develop your organisation’s approach to help maximise people’s income.
Who's it for: Local government, public sector and VCFSE organisations looking to better understand the types of financial support available in the UK, including the social security system
Cost: £180 (£120 for VCFSE & small organisations)
Dates: 26 Feb 2026 at 10:00-16:00
Understand what data tells us about poverty in the UK, how to find this data and how to use it to build effective responses to poverty
What you’ll learn:
- The importance of data in designing responses to poverty
- Recent UK poverty trends, and what data tells us about how poverty affects different groups of people
- The tools we can use to gather and interpret poverty data and support people in poverty.
Who's it for: Local government, public sector and VCFSE organisations interested in better understanding and using data which tells us how poverty affects people and communities
Cost: £180 online (£120 for VCFSE & small organisations)
Dates: 11 Dec 2025 at 10:00-16:00 & 5 Mar 2026 at 10:00-16:00
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Sign yourself up for our free training, that will provide you with the information, tools, and training that you need to support those harmed by gambling.
This training has been developed based on the best available international evidence on gambling-related harm, by clinicians, and by people with lived experience. It will support you too:
- Understand gambling addiction and the causes
- Build skills, confidence and knowledge to identify if someone needs help
- Help people take simple steps to access information and support
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