HCH provides training opportunities for diaspora organisations promoting human rights in places of war and conflict. This includes relevant training from external sources and specifically designed workshops coordinated by HCH.
These sessions combine theory and practical so participants can build their activism skills. They also provide an open space for collaboration and networking with other community organisations.
Workshops are facilitated by people who have specialised knowledge, often through first-hand experience of conflict, and offer real-world advice about how to find practical support and resources in Australia.
From time to time, HCH will also advertise training opportunities provided by external organisations that might benefit community organisations, these are listed below.
For other events, make sure to visit our events page
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[Photos above: participants and presenters at various HCH workshops]
HCH workshops
Fit for funding Workshop 1: Organisational Development
Obtaining funding is about much more than filling out a grant application. What does your organisation need to have in place to be in a position to apply for funding?In this evening workshop, we will review common areas in grant applications, go through a check list of what needs to be in place to apply for grants, and consider your roles and responsibilities in running an incorporated association. Presented by Lisa Vettori – Community Coordinator at Humanitarian Crisis Hub, with guest speaker from Consumer Affairs Victoria.
Please email communityengagement@crisishub.
Details
- When: Wednesday 19 June, 5:45 – 8:30pm.
- Where: Ross House, 247 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
- Cost: FREE ($15 deposit required to secure a place and you will be refunded on the day)
- RSVP: Registrations for Workshop 1 (Organisational Development) close on 17 June.
- For more info: Contact Lisa Vettori at lisa@crisishub.org.au
Fit for Funding workshop 2: Finance and developing a budget
Developing a budget is a key step in preparing a grant application. And once you obtain funding, community organisations need to ensure they manage their money in an effective, transparent and accountable way. In this half-day workshop, we will go through how to develop a budget for your project, understanding your financials, doing a budget acquittal, as well as tips for treasurers. Presented by Matrix on Board, a group specialising in financial and management services to non-profit organisations.
Please email communityengagement@crisishub.
- When: Saturday 13 July, 10am – 1pm.
- Where : Ross House, 247 Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
- Cost : FREE ($15 deposit required to secure a place and you will be refunded on the day)
- For more info: Contact Lisa Vettori at lisa@crisishub.org.au