It can be difficult as a small-business employer or employee to know where to start in regards to health and wellbeing at work. You often don’t have the same resources and time as the big companies, and you are dealing with a million other things at any given moment. Fortunately, there are low-cost or free …
Now more than ever, employers are realising the importance of supporting the health and wellbeing of their employees. Big companies are trialling new and exciting new things to improve work for thousands across the country, which may give you some inspiration for what you can do as a small employer. So, what are the big …
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You may not be aware of the work of Centre 70, located by the train station in West Norwood. Since 1970, they have been supporting the health and wellbeing of West Norwood and Tulse Hill, helping “adults who are facing social, mental, financial or other personal difficulties through a holistic programme of free and affordable …
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This week, BUD celebrated the graduation our first Tribe of participants for our course, Lead Positive Change. It was so satisfying to see how much each and every participant grew. It was especially gratifying to see how participants improved in different ways.
Need funding to start your community business but not sure where to start? Our event Re-Imagining Finance for Community Businesses and Projects, held last week at the Impact HUB Brixton, generated quite a few ideas that are worth exploring.
I have designed a really exciting new course on How to Successfully Lead a Community Project.
We all have different approaches to leadership. But for me, and what I want to emphasize in my own life, is that we need to lead through love and fulfillment.
As leaders, we are so often taught that leadership looks like power. We’re taught that we have to claw and fight our way to the top of the heap and then command everybody once we get there.
