Positive Action Pathways: levelling the playing field

...to have the courage to put myself in scary situations, to see how I cope. For example, next month I am going to facilitate at an event for the Top...
...to have the courage to put myself in scary situations, to see how I cope. For example, next month I am going to facilitate at an event for the Top...
...the week involved workshops, including with the Territorial Offices. There were also useful tours, including to the House of Commons and No. 10, and these just topped off a well-constructed...
...and others', better understanding how they work, how to keep them well, and what to do when things inevitably go wrong. The Healthy Mind Platter™ Focus Time When we closely...
...to create those environments. To create such an inclusive environment, we need to understand who our people are, and those receiving or impacted by the services we provide, and how...
...to use evidence effectively in your role. Think about opportunities to trial and test new programmes, or to tweak existing programmes – how do you know if what you’re spending...
...is to make sure that the projects we fund are successfully delivered and to work with colleagues to proactively develop strategy and project ideas. Last year was a remarkable year...
...advice on how to choose the best volunteer opportunity for you. 1. A great way to start is to use a volunteering website to find opportunities near where you live....
...to how we collaborate and communicate with each other. As the leader of a large team, I’ve found it really useful to think about programme management differently. My old approach...
...I would say my IT skills leave a lot to be desired, though I am told I underestimate myself. I have to use leadership when it comes to IT. For...
...to those in leadership positions to stress the importance of cyber security to other employees and develop a strategy that is tailored to the risks of each organisation. How much...