Transforming Notts Together

Ongoing Events

• Let's Talk Money: Young People Read More

  A free workshop that youth leaders or teachers can book for their young people.

  So many people have experiences of entering adulthood without being equipped with basic money skills such as knowing where to start when creating a budget. And so, we have developed this workshop to help your young people grow into adults who manage money and budget well, meaning that they will be better prepared for a poverty-free future.

  The workshop is full of discussions and activities, which can be delivered via video call online or in-person. It is aimed for those aged 14-20 years old.

  We also have an adult version for Urdu speakers. Please enquire for details.

  For more information or to book the workshop for your youth group, please contact Sue Buckby.

  Click here for more information.

   

• Grief and Loss Workshop Read More

  This workshop is an opportunity to understand more about Grief and Loss and its impact, particularly as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

  There will be time to share and discuss but it will also be very practical. Areas covered include what to do, what not to say as well as looking at ideas for ways that you could support those in your community, resources and signposting suggestions so helping them to remember those who have died and opportunities they have lost, with more love than pain and to live fully in the face of that loss.

  This is a rolling workshop. For upcoming dates, please click here or contact Julia Terry.

   

• Mental Health and Wellbeing Workshops Read More

  Mental health and wellbeing affects all of us. So how can The Church play its role in supporting wellbeing, and in walking the long road with those affected by mental ill-health?

  TNT are offering a free two-part workshop ‘Come as you are’ to equip churches in Nottinghamshire to consider what might be the next (or first) step towards purposefully supporting their congregation and community in the area of mental health. Part one is designed to help us consider mental health from both a professional and a biblical perspective, as well as creating good foundations for our own wellbeing before we seek to walk with others.

  Part two will think specifically about wellbeing in a church context- what barriers exist? What practical foundations do we need to consider? Which charities or projects are already working in this area and how can we partner with them instead of reinventing the wheel? You can book your place here or email Sue Buckby for more info.