Resources

The People in Mind Community Wellbeing Fund forms part of the broader People in Mind programme coordinated & managed by Cornwall VSF and funded jointly by Cornwall & Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Board (ICB) and Public Health.

Mor Media are running half-day workshops that can be attended as a linked series or individually for specific digital skills/software.

The Sunshine Club at Malabar & Moresk, Truro is part of the Community Hub Network, funded by NHS Cornwall and Isles of Scilly to help people thrive in their local communities.

Organisations across all sectors use these tools to help people get online and make the most of an increasingly digital world. Digital Unite offer online training and consultancy for the VCSE sector.

Gift Aid Awareness Day and our #TickTheBox campaign is an opportunity for charities across the UK increase engagement with Gift Aid. This toolkit contains social media assets for use on the day, a PowerPoint campaign, Social media copy and printable posters to display in charity retail stores.

The toolkit outlines the benefits of paying the Living Wage, both to businesses and their employees, and runs through how you can accredit to formally join the movement.

Free Courses in Cornwall provides fully funded learning opportunities to empower people to develop lifelong skills and pursue rewarding careers. Offering a variety of accredited Level 2 courses, all available for free. We specialise in lots of different sectors including Healthcare.

Complaining can be complicated. If you work in the voluntary and civil society sector, we want to equip you with the skills to help people navigate the process.

Branding Pack including logos, fonts, guidelines and PowerPoint template for Community Hub Network and Community Gateway

Advice First Aid is a new service from Citizens Advice Cornwall which trains frontline workers and volunteers from other charities and organisations to point people to sources of help and information and to identify those who need more in-depth help from Citizens Advice.

The Women’s Centre Cornwall, with the support of Safer Cornwall, has launched an innovative project aimed at breaking down language barriers for women whose first language is not English and who may be experiencing domestic abuse.

This 'Worrying about Money' leaflet is part of a cash-first approach to increasing financial accessibility and in-turn reducing the need for emergency food provision.