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Community Change Conference and AGM. The conference is about accepting change as part of a normal development process. Conference workshops are practical and informative focusing on key aspects of change, preparation and planning.
Friday 14 November 2008
Friday 14 November 2008
9.45am
1.30pm
Comfort Hotel- Antrim
Members £25/ Non member community £30/Stat Org £60
AGM
The Community Change conference comes at a time when the community and voluntary sector has gone through a long and sometimes frustrating, time of continual change, rationalisation and pressure. Community Change felt the conference should act as a catalyst for the sector to be able to accommodate that change as something which is a “normal” part of everyday life and organisational development for groups and communities.
Community Change’s conference is therefore about accepting change as part of a normal development process. Conference workshops are practical and informative focusing on key aspects of change, preparation and planning.
The workshops will assist prepare, plan and put systems in place so groups, communities and organisations are Looking to the Future and able to manage change as oppose to fear it.
Participants will have the opportunity to attend two workshops thus making it productive events for participants as well.
Key note speaker: Tom Kiernan ‘community development activist’
Tom worked in Northern Ireland for many years initially with Rural Community Network and more recently as a senior civil servant in the Voluntary and Community Unit (within the Department for Social Development). He has just recently taken up a new post in England.
Tom likes to describe himself as a ‘community development activist’ and has worked as a community development activist in many different parts of the world
Workshop 1: The Future Charity Commission for Northern Ireland
Seamus Murray, Charity Implementation Team DSD
Workshop 2: Planning for the Future
Community Change Staff
Workshop 3: True Future Cost of your Service- Understanding “Full Cost Recovery”.
Eleanor McGuckin, Community Change Associate
Workshop 4: Our People are our Future – Good Practice in Supporting Your Employees, Workers and Volunteers
Susan Lavery, NICVA
For further information or to book a place email aine.maguire@communitychange-ni.org or call Aine on 028 9023 2587.
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