Communities of Practice - dates for Network of Kindness members
We’re pleased to be launching our first Communities of Practice conversations, bringing together Network of Kindness members to connect about different areas of social action.
The first six of these collaborative lunchtime sessions will in turn focus on Social Isolation, Children & Youth, Food, Environment, Finance, and Mental Health, starting November 28th.
The sessions are open to all Network of Kindness members who have expressed an interest in one of more of these areas, offering a chance to build relationships, share learning, and campaign for real change.
Anyone in the Diocese of Liverpool area is welcome to apply to join the Network of Kindness, whether you are an individual, charity, church, community organisation, faith or non-faith group.
We’ll meet on-line via Zoom from 12.30 to 1.30pm on the following dates:
- Social Isolation - Monday November 28
- Children & Youth - Wednesday November 30th
- Food - Wednesday December 7th
- Environment - Monday January 9th
- Finance - Monday January 16th
- Mental Health - Thursday January 19th
Click here for further dates and a Q&A. Joining details for the Community of Practice relevant to your area (or areas) of interest will be emailed out to participants before the session.
We are building the Network of Kindness bringing together people, projects, and organisations, to help transform lives and create a more just society. Funded by the National Lottery Communities Fund, the Network is rooted in our values of Listening, Equipping, Connecting and Campaigning.
Among the Network of Kindness Projects and Hubs that have signed up following our celebration event are: The Gateway Collective in Bootle, St George’s Pantry Everton, Christians Against Poverty, Pearls Project, YKids, St Andrew’s church Clubmoor, St Bartholomew's church Roby, and St Mark’s T.A.N.G.O. We are also delighted to have Network of Kindness Champions joining us from The Clewer Initiative, Liverpool Cathedral, St Winifred’s Primary School, FoodCycle in Dingle, All Saint’s Church Speke, and Micah Liverpool.
We welcome enquiries to if you would like a chat to find out more about becoming a member please email our Executive Director James Green, or our Social Action Lead Development Officer Joseph Cottrell.
