Almost all unified groups of professionals, such as teachers, nurses, and therapists are bound by a shared set of principles and standards. As a unified group of Community Sector professionals supporting children, young people, families, and communities, we need a comparable set of principles, policies, standards and procedures to align our work.
LEAD has initiated a Community of Practice to build the practice capacity of Community Sector service providers by resourcing and supporting organisations to develop, implement and review policies, standards, processes and procedures. The aim is to strengthen the governance framework, accountability and practice of service providers. This is critical in an operating environment where governance, regulatory requirements and contractual obligations are ever changing.
We are currently facilitating Community of Practice workshops across Western Sydney and Nepean Blue Mountains.
The first Community of Practice workshop took place last week in Hawkesbury/Windsor. Participants provided immense amounts of positive feedback, as seen in the image!
Donโt miss out on this opportunity to develop and/or review your organisationโs policies, standards and procedures in a supportive environment, with collective learning promoting both skill development, sharing of resources and networking opportunities.
Here are the upcoming workshops.
โข Lithgow โ Wednesday, 24 May 2023
โข Seven Hills โ Wednesday, 31 May 2023
โข Springwood โ Thursday, 1 June 2023
To register, complete the following form: https://forms.gle/P3zw5jeG7tJvHRgX8
For more information, please email info@leadpda.org.au
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