Training
Strategic Planning
Date & Time of Training: Thursday 9 July 2026, 10.00am - 12.30pm
Venue: Online via Zoom
For staff members, volunteers, trustees or board members of charities, schools, healthcare or public sector organisations who wish to create and update strategic plans for their organisation. People who provide advice to organisations are also welcome.
Topics Covered: Strategic Plan Documents - Implementation Techniques - Common Misunderstandings - Avoiding Pitfalls - Adhering to Core Values - Setting Priorities - Acquiring Resources - Allocating Resources - Achieving Goals - Handling Challenges - Planning Reasons - Information Gathering - Internal Stakeholders - External Stakeholders - Monitoring Changing Environments - Updating Roles - Modifying Goals - Stakeholder Agreements - Mission Creep
Hosted by: NFP Workshops
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Introduction to Computer Security for churches
Date & Time of Training: Tuesday 14 July 2026, 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Online via Zoom
Is your church prepared for the digital risks that come with modern ministry?
As churches increasingly rely on online tools for communication, finance, and data management, it’s vital to understand how to protect your church from cyber threats. This course provides practical, easy-to-understand guidance on how to safeguard your church’s digital assets—from websites and emails to sensitive financial and personal information.
This course was previously called 'Computer Security for Churches – Protecting Your Digital Ministry'.
To allow time for questions, the course can occasionally run over the advertised 1-hour length.
Hosted by: ACAT
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Tackling Toxic Workplace Behaviour: Practical strategies for employers
Date & Time of Training: Thursday 30 July 2026, 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Venue: Online via Zoom
Every workplace has difficult personalities from time to time - but when negative behaviours are ignored, excused or poorly managed, they can quickly begin to damage morale, productivity and workplace culture.
Often, the warning signs are subtle at first. A high performer who intimidates colleagues or persistent gossip and negativity within a team. Left unchecked, these behaviours can create conflict, increase employee relations issues, drive good employees away and expose employers to significant legal and reputational risk.
Join our practical webinar, where we will help employers and HR professionals understand how to identify toxic workplace behaviour early, intervene confidently and create a culture where harmful behaviours are less likely to thrive.
Hosted by: Worknest
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