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Life Coach Directory – Find a Life Coach or NLP Practitioner Near You
Life Coach Directory (www.lifecoach-directory.org.uk), a website which I hope may be of interest to you and your visitors.
Life Coach Directory was set-up in order to raise awareness of coaching and to enable visitors to find the most suitable qualified coach for their needs. Coaching is the process of guiding a person from where they are to where they want to be, and can address a range of areas from career advice to family coaching.
To ensure the professionalism of our website, all listed coaches have provided us with qualifications and insurance cover or proof of membership with a professional body.
Life Coach Directory – Find a Life Coach or NLP Practitioner Near You.
Enterprise Development and Education Network – Ushaw Moor Cafe
We are a Cafe based in Ushaw Moor, County Durham, giving young people in the area and other ages a chance for training in working in the Cafe and also work experience, this is because of our close links with Enterprise Development and Education Network, also known as EDEN. EDEN which is run by Anne-Marie Booth who is also the Manager of the Cafe. We are primarily based in the lovely Village of Ushaw Moor, in ‘The Hive’. Our staff who are all volunteers are extremely friendly and constantly open for a chat. So if you are ever visiting Durham, this is the place to go.
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Ushaw Moor Action Group – The Hive
The Hive is a flexible place for people to meet, and enjoy a variety of activities and services for people of all ages living in Ushaw Moor. These activities will promote health, well being, intergenerational activity, access to services, social cohesion, and community safety.
The activities will cut across all ages, encourage engagement with key projects to continue throughout the year and showcase positive community action.
m2A Project – young People Working with Bikes
Mpower2Achieve enables young people in the UK to re-engage with education by working with bikes.
Mpower2Achieve [M2A] projects:
are bespoke training and development courses designed for young people
can offer a practical and non-academic alternative to mainstream education
enable learning of new skills and development of existing skills
centre on repairing, maintaining and improving bicycles
transform attitude and behaviour
boost confidence
M2A works in tandem with bikes4Africa, jole rider’s project delivering refurbished bikes to Africa. Applying their skills to bicycles which will change lives for young people just like them in Africa delivers a real sense of what young people’s actions can achieve.
M2A enables young people to transform their negative views of themselves, through gaining vocational skills, and develop a sense of ownership and pride, by completing practical projects.
If you think an M2A course would benefit students at your school or young people you work with, please contact us.
via m2A Project.
Ushaw Moor Community on Streetlife Join NOW
Well we are up to 13 members on the Community Page of Streetlife, but Ushaw Moor needs more.
It’s FREE and easy to join only takes two ticks.
A new social networking site that’s geared towards your local area, use this to chat about stuff happening in Ushaw Moor. It can be community issues,crime, selling your stuff, events in fact anything you want to chat about.
Ushaw Moor Community on Streetlife
A new social networking site that’s geared towards your local area, use this to chat about stuff happening in Ushaw Moor.
It can be community issues,crime, selling your stuff, events in fact anything you want to chat about.
Streetlife makes it easy to connect and share with your neighbours.
From Streetlife.com vid on youtube.
Social networking has changed the world, but to be honest, it can be a little…frivolous. Which is fun now and again, but trying to find someone local to talk about something meaningful can be frustrating. Say you want to meet like-minded people nearby, or share skills and possessions? What if you’ve got important news to tell your neighbors, or you want to volunteer in your local community? Knocking on doors is awkward, you never have time to talk over the garden fence, and your social network’s no use, because it only connects you with people you already know. And they could live…ANYWHERE.
Epipheo Studios shows you how Streetlife gives you an easy way to find people nearby in the UK who care about the place you call home.
Sign up below.
via Ushaw Moor Community.
Video on Youtube telling you what it’s all about.
Driving safety forward
Companies in County Durham are being reminded of their responsibilities for their employees who drive for business purposes.
Durham County Council is working with small and medium-sized businesses to help them ensure they comply with legal requirements and have appropriate health and safety policies in place.
All employers have a duty to ensure, as far as reasonably practicable, the health and safety of their staff, including in relation to work-related driving.
The council’s road safety team is offering advice and guidance to companies to help them to ensure they comply with the law.
And thanks to funding from the Mid Durham Area Action Partnership, the team is also offering free driver taster sessions to companies within the AAP areas of Castleside, Lanchester, Esh Winning, Ushaw Moor and Brandon.
The sessions are aimed at demonstrating driving techniques that reduce fuel consumption, reduce maintenance required on vehicles and result in safer driving.
In addition, companies in the Bishop Auckland and Newton Aycliffe areas with staff who drive vans, company and private cars while at work are also being offered training courses focusing on safe and fuel efficient driving. This training has been made possible through funding from the Local Sustainable Transport Fund.
Alan Kennedy, road safety section manager at Durham County Council, said: “The legislation is clear that companies must have policies and procedures in place to manage and reduce the risks to staff who drive while on company business.
“It applies to all companies, even small start-ups, and therefore it’s essential that they know their responsibilities and comply with them.
“The road safety team is here to give advice and guidance to businesses to help them effectively manage their work-related road safety.
“With funded courses being available for company drivers in some areas of the county, businesses cannot afford to neglect this area of their responsibility.”
Companies can find out more about their legal responsibilities and whether they can take advantage of the free training by contacting the council’s road safety team on 0191 383 3767 or 0191 383 3769.
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Grease Monkeys – Ushaw Moor Action Group
Grease Monkeys is an after school club for 7-14 year olds set up by Andrea and Richard Watts at Andreas Autos Bearpark. It offers simple mechanics and other activities which underpin life skills, team work and citizenship.
For more details follow the link above or conatct Andrea Watts on 1091 3841372
Press Release-Train with Sure Start
Train with Sure Start
Published June 16, 2011.
Places are available for the following training courses at Brandon and Ushaw Moor Sure Start Children’s Centres:
Ushaw Moor Sure Start Children’s Centre
Food Hygiene
Wednesday 13 and 20 July
9.00am until 12.30pm
Durham Community Business College – Prepares for Studio Schools
A BUSINESS college is set to become the North-East’s first Studio School, offering work and life skills training to hundreds of teenagers.
The Durham Federation school has secured £650,000 in Government funding to transform unused buildings at its Durham Community Business College, in Ushaw Moor, near Durham, into one of only a handful of Studio Schools being piloted across the country.
The concept, pioneered by the Studio Schools Trust based on research from New York and Australia, involves creating small ‘schools within schools’, where up to 300 youngsters aged 14 to 19 get class- and work-based training to prepare them for employment.
via College to become region’s first ‘studio school’ From Durham Times.
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