Staff at a global chemicals firm with a Derbyshire UK headquarters have been staying connected with an innovative “Wellness Wednesdays” scheme to help with their mental health.
A Derbyshire chemicals company has been helping girls get stuck into science with the aim of boosting numbers of women working in the sector.
Dr Trish Kilsby, a chemist who works at Lubrizol - an additives company with a UK headquarters in Hazelwood near Belper - said while attitudes to women in science have undoubtedly improved over the years, there is still a long way to go to achieve equal representation.
ADMP are seeking a proactive and flexible Administrator to support our members and
external parties, following organisational processes and procedures.
ABOUT THE ROLE:
ADMP are now seeking a proactive and flexible Operations Lead to support their organisations’ day to day processes. This role is an opportunity will provide the successful candidate to contribute to their process of development as it is overseen by a dynamic voluntary Council.
Choirs are invited to take part in Queen's Platinum Jubilee Beacons Song for the Commonwealth performances.
When beacons are lit across the country on 2 June 2022 to mark the Platinum Jubilee, to add to the occasion a new song will be sung by different choirs of all sizes and age groups at the different locations. The song was chosen by competition and is called A Life Lived with Grace by Vincent Atueyi Chinemelu and Lucy Kiely.
We're launching two consultations because we want your views on both our support for people who are autistic and/or have learning disabilities, and how we support older people to live independently.
Learning disability support
You'll be able to have your say on our proposals to change some day services so that people with learning disabilities and/or who are autistic can lead the lives they choose to.
Drum+Brass present a day of music-making workshops and discussions for musicians, teachers and organisations about Doing Music Differently
Part time, fulltime and sandwich carers are encouraged to join, although no one would be turned away that wanted to take part.
People wanting to attend can attend in person or online via Zoom (with televisions ensuring people are comfortable, but also feel part of the sessions and in the room). The sessions are also a great excuse for drinking tea, eating cake and having a chat and this super friendly social aspect is just as important to health and wellbeing benefits.
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Have you completed Mental Health First Aid Training and live/work in Derbyshire or Derby City?
Why not come and join our new Mental Health First Aid Network. This is the opportunity to have a safe space to discuss challenges, problem solving and share best practice.
As a Mental Health First Aider, you get to use your skills to support your community, but we want to give you a space for peer support around being your role as a Mental Health First Aider.
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