We support community groups, charities and community interest companies to achieve their potential. One of the ways we do this is by running a training and events programme. Help us to shape this support!

We’re busy planning more training sessions but need your input to ensure the programme continues to be relevant, useful and beneficial. 

 Over the last year or two we’ve run training sessions on topics such as: 

  • Applying for grants 
  • Coaching and management 
  • Community engagement 
  • Impact measurement 
  • Martyn’s Law 
  • Social media marketing 

We can run any of these sessions again and we can cover other topics too – just fill in this form or email us to let us know what you’d find most helpful. You can also tell us what else you’d like us to organise, such as networking events, cross-sector collaborations, or talks about online tools like bookings systems or website editors. It would be great to know whether you would prefer these events to be held online, in person, or a mixture of both.  

Follow this link to complete the form

Not a member yet?

If you aren’t yet a member of Action Hampshire, we’d love you to join our network. Some of these events will be for members only so signing up will guarantee you full access to our programme. Membership is open to any VCSE (Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise) organisation operating in and around Hampshire and is free of charge as we are currently fully subsidising the cost.

Follow this link to become a member

 

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