Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group (BNSSG CCG) would like to hear the views of disabled people on healthcare services during COVID-19.

If you have experience of using healthcare services during lockdown and you also live with a physical health impairment, hearing impairment or learning difficulties, BNSSG CCG would like you to get involved by joining a Zoom call or dialling in via the telephone to share your feedback.

There will also be the opportunity to develop further feedback and conversations. 

Bristol VI forum and survey: share your Covid-19 experiences

Are you blind or partially sighted and live in Bristol?

Join the Bristol Sight Loss Council visual impairment (VI) forum, on Tuesday 21^st July, to share your experiences of lockdown as a visually impaired person.

Explore Training with GCS:
 Develop your Counselling & Listening Skills or find out about training to become a Counsellor
Zoom Event July 18^th  10.30 am – 11.30 am

Find out more about The GCS Associate Programme
 For you:
if you are recently qualified counsellor or psychotherapist, looking to become accredited or want to work for a highly regarded counselling organisation

Child & Family Therapeutic Training Courses

Run by The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust &
Gloucestershire Counselling Service (GCS) Partnership

Virtual Jobs Fair - Wednesday 24th June, 2pm – 3pm

The largest selection of available jobs within Bristol & Bath viewable online from your home

Employers will interact with you live via comments and messages to answer any questions

Diversity and inclusion are widely used terms, but they can mean many things - more women, race equality, LGBT representation, people with disabilities, different educational backgrounds - and not everyone is comfortable using these terms in a fundraising or VCSE sector context. 

This webinar asks the question: what are we really talking about when we talk about diversity and inclusion? It will reflect on diversity and inclusion projects and the measures your organisation can take.

Speakers at the webinar are:

Older generations of LGBT+ people face social isolation harder than most during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they are less likely to have children or extended family to offer support.

Opening Doors London has organised this webinar to discuss how we can support older LGBT+ people's mental health during COVID-19, through written and phone-based communication. The webinar will be delivered on Zoom.