Giving evidence at an inquest Join Hempsons solicitor, Molly Blackshaw, as she presents this free webinar titled “Giving evidence at an inquest” on Wednesday 27 May at 10:30am. This is the third in our series, Understanding Inquests: a practical guide for healthcare professionals. The series runs across six sessions, each exploring different aspects of inquests and their impact on healthcare professionals. In this webinar Molly will cover:

• What you can expect on the day
• Tips for giving clear, confident evidence
• Common pitfalls and how to avoid them

This session will be followed by a live Q&A.

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Caldicott Guardian Learning Network

This is a recurring network meeting – We meet 12pm-1pm on the fourth Thursday, every other month.   This session aims to bring together a range of Caldicott Guardians to learn, share and explore the growing role of a Caldicott Guardian. CGs from both local authorities and care provider organisations are invited to join. The purpose is to provide support to all those across the care sector who have the Caldicott Guardian role as part of their jobs, offer a networking, sharing and learning space for them all as well as promote the role as best practice and the importance of having one/ access to one in social care services. To encourage and explore innovation in relation to the role and influence future ways of working. Principles of CG Networks & Collaboration

• Collaborate and cooperate, to strengthen the Caldicott Guardian’s role in data governance across social care
• Be open. Communicate openly about concerns, issues, or opportunities relating to Caldicott Guardians and information governance in social care.
• Learn, develop, and seek to achieve full potential. Share information, experience, materials, and skills to learn from each other and develop effective collaboration.
• Adopt a positive outlook. Behave in a positive, proactive, and timely manner.
• Keep the group up to date on data governance developments to Caldicott Guardians in the sector, feeding back key information and potential of new approaches/ practice

Who should attend? These sessions have been designed for Caldicott Guardians working in adult social care. This can include staff in care organisations who undertake the role of Caldicott Guardian or have a Caldicott function in their job role, for example:

• Owners
• Registered Managers
• Nurses
• Senior Care Staff
• Administrators
• IT Professionals
• Quality & Compliance Leads

The session is organised by Digital Care Hub and will be chaired by the National Care Forum.

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Kirklees and Calderdale 2026 Festival of Wellbeing Events To find further information and book onto the above events, please use the QR code or go to https://bookwhen.com/kc-staff-dev Open to all staff working or volunteering in Kirklees and Calderdale Health and Care Services. We are delighted to collaborate with the University of Huddersfield in hosting workshops led by their Health Academy students. These workshops provide students with valuable experience, enhance their presentation skills and boost their confidence. Meanwhile, we benefit from their expertise and research. Please join us for the following session: Compassion for Self and Others - 4th June 2026 - 12:30-13:00 It’s easy to be kind to others but much harder to be kind to ourselves. This workshop explores the power of compassion - both self-compassion and compassion towards others - as a way to reduce stress and strengthen relationships. We’ll practise simple techniques such as self-compassion breaks, gratitude exercises, and reframing unhelpful thoughts. By the end of the session, you’ll feel more confident in using compassion as a practical skill for everyday wellbeing.

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How new employment rights will impact adult social care Tuesday 7 July I 10:30–12:00 I Online This webinar will provide an overview of the Employment Rights Act 2025, including key policy measures relevant to the sector and what you need to know to prepare for the changes. Join us to learn more about the changes, associated timelines, and your responsibilities as an employer and/or your new rights as a worker.

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Completing the Data Security and Protection Toolkit for the first time

The Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) is an online self-assessment tool to help adult social care providers in England to store and share information safely. Care providers should complete the toolkit at least once a year. This webinar supports those who are completing the toolkit for the first time, ahead of the 30 June deadline.

Location: Zoom

Date: 9 June

Time: 3-4pm

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Influencing outcomes in social care: funding, commissioning behaviour and provider leverage

Join Hempsons health and social care law specialist Sam Stone, Legal Director for his free session which focuses on the practical reality of funding negotiations and the often difficult relationship between providers and commissioners. Drawing on real-world experience in disputes, procurement challenges and contract negotiations, Sam will set out the practical steps providers can take.

9th June 2026 - 2pm to 3pm

Click here for more information and to book your free place

If you have any issues with your registration or any questions about the event, please contact Care England.

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Join us to find out about the benefits of the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS)

16 June 2026 0nline 10.30-11.30 

Overview

Have you ever wondered what’s involved in using the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS)? Join us to see first-hand the tools and benefits that your organisation could be missing out on.

This session is designed to give social care providers who do not yet have an ASC-WDS account a demonstration of how the service works. Care providers who already use ASC-WDS may wish to join to be reminded of how they can make the most of their account.

20,000 care providers already use ASC-WDS and can access a range of benefits including:

• Eligibility for funding opportunities.
• Record information about your staff.
• Manage your training records and receive alerts when training is expired or expiring soon.
• Define mandatory training for each role and receive alerts when training is expires.
• Benchmark your service against similar providers.
• Access discounts and offers from Skills for Care.
• Contribute vital intelligence which is used by sector stakeholders and decision maker.

Who should attend?

• Owners of social care organisations
• Managers
• Learning and Development Leads
• HR Managers

To register for the session use the following link  Take a virtual tour of the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set

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Workforce intelligence 

Tuesday 16 June 2026 | 10:30 - 11:30 | Online Have you ever wondered what’s involved in using the Adult Social Care Workforce Data Set (ASC-WDS)? Join us at this webinar to see first-hand the tools and benefits that your organisation could be missing out on.

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Managing workplace stress and mental health: what employers need to know

With workplace stress and mental health a major focus for regulators – and wider changes like the Employment Rights Act 2025 reshaping expectations – understanding your Health & Safety responsibilities has never been more important.

Join Citation’s free webinar, “Managing workplace stress and mental health: what employers need to know”, with associate speaker Flora Neville on Tuesday 16 June at 10am, as she explains how employers can address workplace stress effectively while staying compliant with evolving Health & Safety expectations.

In this practical session, Flora will cover:

• Your responsibilities as an employer when it comes to workplace stress

• How to identify and manage mental health risks in the workplace

• Practical steps to support employee wellbeing

• How proactive wellbeing management can reduce risk and improve workplace culture

Register now: https://tinyurl.com/32dv8bpr

This free webinar is packed with clear, actionable guidance to help you support your people while meeting your Health & Safety obligations.

Citation’s Health & Safety, HR and Employment Law experts support thousands of UK businesses to stay compliant, reduce risk, and save time so you can focus on running your business confidently. Call 0345 844 1111 or click here to learn more. Don’t forget to mention ‘Kirklees and Calderdale Care Association’ to access your preferential rates!

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West Yorkshire Compassionate Cultures Conference You are warmly invited to the West Yorkshire Compassionate Cultures Conference—a region‑wide gathering dedicated to building kindness, connection, and compassion into every part of our health and care system, workplaces, and communities. Join colleagues from across West Yorkshire for a day of inspiration, practical learning, and shared commitment as we explore how compassion‑focused cultures can strengthen workforce wellbeing, improve outcomes, and help our teams and communities thrive

• Thought‑provoking keynote sessions
• Real stories of compassionate leadership and practice
• Opportunities for system wide collaboration
• Explore wellbeing
• Space to connect, reflect, and re‑energise
• Joint compassion in action – raising funds for Yorkshire Air Ambulance

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UKVI Mock Audit Webinar – Are You Ready for a Home Office Inspection? Hosted by Aston Brook Solicitors – Specialists in Corporate Immigration & Sponsorship Compliance 📅 Wednesday 17th June 2025🕑 2:00pm – 3:30pm With the Home Office intensifying post-licence visits across the care sector, including a notable rise in unannounced inspections, now is the time to ensure your organisation is fully prepared. Join Kashif Majeed, Director at Aston Brook Solicitors and immigration law specialist with nearly 27 years of experience, for a practical and informative session covering everything you need to know about UKVI compliance audits. In this webinar, we will cover:

• The five key areas of UKVI compliance inspectors assess during a visit
• Right to work checks, ECS checks, and how to avoid the most common pitfalls
• What documents to prepare
• How to handle announced and unannounced visits
• What happens after an inspection, ratings, action plans, and licence suspension
• Our two-stage mock audit service: HR file audit + live mock interview

Who should attend? This webinar is essential for Authorising Officers, HR managers, administrators, and compliance leads at care providers holding or applying for a sponsor licence. However, given the potential impact a UKVI inspection can have on an entire organisation, this session is valuable for anyone at your company who wants to understand the common pitfalls and ensure your business remains protected. Why attend? A UKVI inspection can result in your licence being downgraded, suspended, or revoked, putting your entire workforce at risk. Our mock audit service mirrors the real inspection process, so you know exactly where you stand before the Home Office arrives. Register here: https://shorturl.at/cpdFd

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✅ UKVI Mock Audit Webinar – Are You Ready for a Home Office Inspection? Organiser: Aston Brook Solicitors Date: 17 June 2026 Time: 2:00pm – 3:30pm Location: Online Link: https://shorturl.at/cpdFd Details: With the Home Office increasing both announced and unannounced inspections across the care sector, this practical session will help providers prepare for UKVI compliance audits. Led by Kashif Majeed, an immigration law specialist with nearly 27 years of experience, the webinar will cover key areas inspectors assess, common compliance pitfalls, right to work checks, required documentation, and what happens following an inspection. The session will also outline Aston Brook’s mock audit service, designed to replicate real inspections and help providers identify any risks in advance.

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🚨 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐫 𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐥𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐬 In Q1 2026, there were 1,545 Skilled Worker sponsor licence revocations - the highest quarterly figure recorded in recent years, following another record-breaking quarter at the end of 2025. For care providers relying on overseas recruitment, this is a critical shift in enforcement intensity. When a sponsor licence is revoked, the impact is immediate: • Sponsored workers are typically given only 60 days to find a new sponsor or leave the UK. • Services face sudden staffing instability. • Recruitment pipelines can collapse overnight. In many cases, organisations only discover issues after a UKVI audit has already taken place. Common compliance failures include: • Missing or inconsistent right-to-work records • Incorrect salary reporting • Weak document retention systems • Outdated or inaccurate SMS reporting In the current enforcement climate, a mock audit is no longer optional: it is a protective measure. It can be the difference between smooth compliance management and sponsor licence revocation. To help care providers prepare for this reality, Aston Brook Solicitors will be hosting a free webinar on UKVI Mock Audits: 📅 𝐖𝐞𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟕𝐭𝐡 𝐉𝐮𝐧𝐞 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 🕑 𝟐:𝟎𝟎𝐩𝐦 – 𝟑:𝟑𝟎𝐩𝐦 🎙 Hosted by Kashif Majeed, Director at Aston Brook Solicitors (27 years’ immigration law experience) We will cover: ✔ The five key areas UKVI inspectors assess ✔ Right to work checks, ECS checks & common pitfalls ✔ Documents required before a UKVI visit ✔ How announced and unannounced inspections are handled ✔ What happens after an inspection (ratings, action plans, suspension risks) ✔ Our two-stage mock audit process (HR file audit + live interview) If you would like further details or have questions about your organisation’s sponsor licence compliance, please get in touch: 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭@𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐞.𝐜𝐨.𝐮𝐤 𝟎𝟐𝟎 𝟑𝟒𝟕𝟓 𝟒𝟑𝟐𝟏

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Employer Training-Your Team Cares and so Can You! Are you interested in supporting your team?  Then join us for our next online Employer Training session on Thursday 18 June at 10.00am and learn how to better support working carers in your organisation. As part of the Healthy Working Life Project, funded by WYCA and WYICB, and delivered by Carers Count, this session is ideal for anyone interested in employee wellbeing. You’ll come away with the confidence to create a more supportive and inclusive workplace. We’ll cover:

• Understanding carers rights and employers legal obligations
• Recognising and reducing the risk of discrimination
• Handling flexible working requests with confidence and empathy

Your team cares — and so can you 💙 This session is open to anyone involved in workplace wellbeing. Click below to book your place: Employer Training18thJune Booking link We’d love to see you there.

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Leading with Compassion – Certified Course (June)

University of Huddersfield

This practical, in‑person programme is designed for leaders working in complex, pressured environments who want to strengthen performance while supporting wellbeing and building positive organisational cultures. The course combines evidence-based learning with real-world application, enabling participants to reflect on their own leadership practice and leave with practical tools they can use immediately.

Course details

• Location: University of Huddersfield (in person)
• Dates: Friday 19 June and Friday 26 June
• Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm
• Cost: £235 per person (includes lunch and refreshments)

Across the two days, participants will:

• Explore the core components of compassionate leadership
• Apply learning directly to their own leadership context
• Develop practical approaches to support performance, wellbeing and organisational culture

We are currently building the June cohort and expect around 20 participants, enabling us to offer the course at this reduced rate.

If you are interested in joining the June programme, please register your interest using the link provided. An overview brochure with further details is also available to download.

This course offers a valuable opportunity to invest in your leadership development, connect with peers, and deepen your understanding of how compassion can drive sustainable change.

Register your interest here: Leading with Compassion - June 2026

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Domestic Abuse and Older People - Professional Awareness Session This free online briefing will explore the hidden issue of domestic violence and abuse among older people, including: Key statistics and trends Unique vulnerabilities and barriers faced by older victims Practical strategies for professionals to provide better support Monday 22 June 10 to 11.30 am Online Hosted by Leeds City Council Safeguarding and Domestic Abuse Team via the HATCH partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Harmful Sexual Behaviour in Children This session will explore harmful sexual behaviour (HSB), providing a clear overview of what it is and how it is understood within safeguarding practice. Drawing on current research, it will examine what evidence tells us about HSB, why it may occur, and the range of factors that can contribute to it. The session will also focus on your initial steps if you are concerned about an incident of HSB, helping you to recognise concerns, respond appropriately, and understand the importance of early action, recording, and following safeguarding procedures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all involved. Monday 22 June 2.30 to 3.30 pm Online Hosted by Leeds Safeguarding Children Partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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County Lines in West Yorkshire This free webinar by West Yorkshire Police will outline what County Lines is, signs and symptoms, the police response and how people working in the third sector can contribute to combatting it.

Monday 22 June 2 to 3.30 pm Online Hosted by Leeds Safeguarding Adults Board & West Yorkshire Police email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Hempsons Webinar Invitation: The Employment Rights Act 2025

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Domestic Abuse The session will focus on domestic abuse and will look holistically at the family context, exploring a range of domestic abuse issues.   These will include domestic abuse affecting a child or partner, domestic abuse experienced by older people, adult child-to-parent abuse and sibling abuse.   The focus will be how a whole family, whole system approach strengthens safeguarding responses. Tuesday 23 June 9.30 am to 12.30 pm Online Hosted by Kirklees Safeguarding Adults Board & Kirklees Safeguarding Children Partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Review and Republish Data Security and Protection Toolkit for Social Care

The ideal webinar for care providers who are reviewing and republishing their DSPT, including what's changed with the 2025/26 edition.

Location: Zoom

Date: 23 June

Time: 3-4pm

Review and Republish Data Security and Protection Toolkit for Social Care - Digital Care HubReview and Republish Data Security and Protection Toolkit for Social Care - Digital Care Hub

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  Modern Slavery and Children: Vulnerabilities and Windows of Intervention This session will explore what modern slavery looks like for children, with a particular focus on vulnerabilities, risk indicators and opportunities for early and effective intervention across all safeguarding practitioner roles. Police colleagues will draw on recent case study learning to examine how modern slavery can present in children and young people through contexts including child criminal exploitation (CCE), child sexual exploitation (CSE), county lines, and in particular cuckooing. Wednesday 24 June 2026 2:00pm to 3:3-pm Online Hosted by Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Responding to Self-neglect: A spotlight on the Charlie Safeguarding Adult Review Wakefield & District Safeguarding Adults Board (WDSAB) recently published a Safeguarding Adults Review (SAR), which looks at the life of Charlie, a 74‑year‑old man whose experiences highlight vital learning about self‑neglect. This webinar will explore the key findings from the review and what they mean for practitioners supporting people who self‑neglect.

Wednesday 24 June 2026 2:00pm to 3:3-pm Online Hosted by Wakefield Safeguarding Children Partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Registered manager webinar | Strengthening recruitment and retention – Insights, recommendations and practical actions

Wednesday 24 June | 10:00 – 11:00 Discover practical, evidence-based strategies to strengthen recruitment and retention in adult social care. Designed for frontline managers, this webinar explores the latest workforce trends, effective recruitment approaches, and proven retention practices, helping services build resilient teams. Learn how to improve workplace culture, target recruitment efforts effectively, and apply real-world solutions within your own organisation.

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Safeguarding Children from Risks Outside the Home The landscape for our young people is constantly evolving. It is recognised that risks are no longer confined to the home environment, and that young people may have other places where they feel connected, but could equally be at risk of harm. Portrayals and experiences of exploitation are better understood today than they were 15 years ago; however, challenges continue in other forms of contextual or extra‑familial harm. This session aims to further share the guidance, support, and interventions available across West Yorkshire, as well as some of our experiences in Calderdale that have led to positive outcomes for young people and their families. Thursday 25 June 2026 10:00am to 12:00pm Online Hosted by Calderdale Safeguarding Partnerships email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Adult Sexual Exploitation Presented by Coloured Hearts CIC - Debra Cowey is a sexual exploitation and reform specialist and author of the On the Other Side of Sexual Violence series and Sexual Exploitation Framework. With extensive frontline experience and national strategic oversight, she supports services to strengthen policy and responses to adult sexual exploitation. In this Safeguarding Week session, Cowey explores the realities of Adult Sexual Exploitation (ASE), highlighting structural inequality, risks faced by adult women, and gaps in identification and protection. For frontline practitioners, commissioners, and policy teams working within the VAWG sector. Adult Sexual Exploitation Thursday 25 June 2026 1.30 to 2.30 pm Online Hosted by Calderdale Safeguarding Partnerships email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Protecting Young people from Online Harms This session aims to explore emerging online harms affecting children. It will support participants to better recognise online risks and develop confidence in putting effective safeguarding measures in place to protect and support young people in the digital world. Thursday 25 June 2026 12.30 to 13.15pm Online Delivered by Yorkshire Sport Foundation email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Raising awareness of the Child Sexual Abuse Assessment Service / Sexual Assault Referral Centre The child sexual abuse assessment service (CSAAS) is known as the SARC to many professionals. We aim for the session to raise awareness and address misconceptions of both the CSAAS and SARC; the support available for all who have experienced sexual abuse, and in cases where abuse is suspected.

Thursday 25 June 2026 12.15 to 1.15 pm Online Delivered by CSAAS / SARC email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Leading with Compassion – Certified Course (June)

University of Huddersfield

This practical, in‑person programme is designed for leaders working in complex, pressured environments who want to strengthen performance while supporting wellbeing and building positive organisational cultures. The course combines evidence-based learning with real-world application, enabling participants to reflect on their own leadership practice and leave with practical tools they can use immediately.

Course details

• Location: University of Huddersfield (in person)
• Dates: Friday 19 June and Friday 26 June
• Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm
• Cost: £235 per person (includes lunch and refreshments)

Across the two days, participants will:

• Explore the core components of compassionate leadership
• Apply learning directly to their own leadership context
• Develop practical approaches to support performance, wellbeing and organisational culture

We are currently building the June cohort and expect around 20 participants, enabling us to offer the course at this reduced rate.

If you are interested in joining the June programme, please register your interest using the link provided. An overview brochure with further details is also available to download.

This course offers a valuable opportunity to invest in your leadership development, connect with peers, and deepen your understanding of how compassion can drive sustainable change.

Register your interest here: Leading with Compassion - June 2026

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Cyber Safety Basics for Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults Online In today’s digitally connected world, cyber safety is an essential component of safeguarding practice, not merely a technical issue. Whether protecting children from online grooming and bullying, or shielding vulnerable adults from scams, coercion, and digital exploitation, understanding cyber safety is vital for anyone in a safeguarding role. This session is designed to equip professionals, carers, and families with the foundational knowledge needed to identify and respond to digital risks early—before they escalate into safeguarding emergencies. By recognising the signs of technology-facilitated harm, practitioners can take proactive steps to reduce opportunities for abusers to target children and adults at risk, and create safer online environments for those they support. Friday 26 Jun 2026 10 am to 12 pm Online Hosted by Bradford Safeguarding Adults Board & Bradford District Safeguarding Children Partnership email info@kircca.co.uk for bookings

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Kirklees and Calderdale 2026 Festival of Wellbeing Events To find further information and book onto the above events, please use the QR code or go to https://bookwhen.com/kc-staff-dev Open to all staff working or volunteering in Kirklees and Calderdale Health and Care Services. We are delighted to collaborate with the University of Huddersfield in hosting workshops led by their Health Academy students. These workshops provide students with valuable experience, enhance their presentation skills and boost their confidence. Meanwhile, we benefit from their expertise and research. Please join us for the following session: Nature and Wellbeing - 6th August 2026 - 12:30-13:00 Spending time in green or blue spaces isn’t just enjoyable - it’s proven to reduce stress, improve mood, and support overall health. In this workshop, we’ll explore the connection between nature and wellbeing, and share simple, practical ways to bring nature into your daily life - even if time or access is limited. Weather and venue permitting, the session may include a short reflective outdoor activity. You’ll leave feeling inspired to make nature a more regular part of your wellbeing routine.

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Kirklees and Calderdale 2026 Festival of Wellbeing Events To find further information and book onto the above events, please use the QR code or go to https://bookwhen.com/kc-staff-dev Open to all staff working or volunteering in Kirklees and Calderdale Health and Care Services. We are delighted to collaborate with the University of Huddersfield in hosting workshops led by their Health Academy students. These workshops provide students with valuable experience, enhance their presentation skills and boost their confidence. Meanwhile, we benefit from their expertise and research. Please join us for the following session: Mindful Communication, Pause-Reflect-Connect - 10th Sep 2026 - 12:30-13:00 In our fast-paced workplaces, it’s easy for messages to be rushed or misunderstood. This short, reflective session offers a chance to slow down and explore how mindful communication can strengthen trust, compassion and understanding in every interaction. Join us to: • Reflect on how we listen and respond • Explore simple tools to bring more awareness into conversations • Practise asking: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it helpful? Is it necessary - now? • Leave with practical ways to create space for thoughtful, compassionate dialogue

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Introduction to Safety Huddles. A virtual Masterclass for Mental Health Teams, Care Home Teams and Extra Care Housing Sectors

Thursday 17th September 2026 14:30 – 16:00 delivered via Teams

Our Introductory Masterclass provides an overview of HUSH safety huddles in the Mental Health, Care Home and Extra Care Housing sectors.

See attached image for more details.

To book email academy@yhia.nhs.uk

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Domestic Abuse - Free training opportunity 4 day training programme which will run in April, June and November.   All details on dates and how to book are on the attached leaflet together with Helen’s contact details Please be aware that this is the agreed model to be used across the three Boards—Kirklees Safeguarding Adults Board, Safeguarding Children Partnership, and Communities Board—to ensure a consistent and coordinated approach across the partnership. Participants are expected to attend all four days of the course, as places are in high demand.   It is understood that cancellations can sometimes be unavoidable; however, late cancellations or non‑attendance can prevent others from taking up a place.  If you do need to cancel, please let the Kirklees Safeguarding Children Partnership booking system know as early as possible. The training is suitable for any professional who may encounter domestic abuse victims/survivors including children, and perpetrators of domestic abuse in their day-to-day work. Although the training takes a child‑centred approach, the skills, knowledge, and resources provided are relevant and applicable across all domestic abuse situations and dynamics. To book a place on the free 4-day              Kirklees.event-booking.org.uk  IMPORTANT INFORMATION *Please note* This is a 4-day course All 4 days must be completed. 4-day Core Training All sessions are 9:30am – 4:00pm April 2026 Mon 13^th Tues 14^TH Mon 20^th Tues 21^st  Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP --------------------------------- July 2026 Thurs 23^rd, Fri 24^th, Thurs 30^th Fri 31^st Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP ------------------------------------- November 2026 Mon 2^nd, Tues 3^rd, Mon 9^th Tues 10^th Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP --------------------------------------- January 2027 Thurs 21^st, Fri 22^nd, Thurs 28^th and Fri 29^th  Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP

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Domestic Abuse - Free training opportunity 4 day training programme which will run in April, June and November.   All details on dates and how to book are on the attached leaflet together with Helen’s contact details Please be aware that this is the agreed model to be used across the three Boards—Kirklees Safeguarding Adults Board, Safeguarding Children Partnership, and Communities Board—to ensure a consistent and coordinated approach across the partnership. Participants are expected to attend all four days of the course, as places are in high demand.   It is understood that cancellations can sometimes be unavoidable; however, late cancellations or non‑attendance can prevent others from taking up a place.  If you do need to cancel, please let the Kirklees Safeguarding Children Partnership booking system know as early as possible. The training is suitable for any professional who may encounter domestic abuse victims/survivors including children, and perpetrators of domestic abuse in their day-to-day work. Although the training takes a child‑centred approach, the skills, knowledge, and resources provided are relevant and applicable across all domestic abuse situations and dynamics. To book a place on the free 4-day              Kirklees.event-booking.org.uk  IMPORTANT INFORMATION *Please note* This is a 4-day course All 4 days must be completed. 4-day Core Training All sessions are 9:30am – 4:00pm April 2026 Mon 13^th Tues 14^TH Mon 20^th Tues 21^st  Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP --------------------------------- July 2026 Thurs 23^rd, Fri 24^th, Thurs 30^th Fri 31^st Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP ------------------------------------- November 2026 Mon 2^nd, Tues 3^rd, Mon 9^th Tues 10^th Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP --------------------------------------- January 2027 Thurs 21^st, Fri 22^nd, Thurs 28^th and Fri 29^th  Room B16 Brian Jackson House, New North Parade, Huddersfield HD2 5JP

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