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Do you work with people with a learning disability who may be interested in becoming a Covid-19 Community Champion? By becoming a Covid Community Champion, individuals will feel confident sharing information about Covid-19 and the vaccine with friends and family. This online training session has been adapted by Voluntary Action Leeds and Advonet for people who have a learning disability, and will be co-delivered by a trainer with lived experience. Participants are welcome to bring someone else to the sessions for support. The course will take place over two days. You must attend both sessions. We will run the course twice. First Round - Session 1 – Tuesday 22nd June & Session 2 Friday 25th June 10 am – 12.30 (with long breaks included). Follow the link to register https://data.val.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1664 Organisations can apply for up to £1000 to support members to become a Covid Community Champion, see further info and apply using this link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RrMQGOjiqY64L3cGaK2zgqcQNyMK6EwK/view?usp=sharing. There is more information attached about the scheme but please use the above links to book on the adapted training sessions. For more information about the adapted sessions or to discuss any access needs please email [email protected] Course content Session 1: You will learn what a Covid Community Champion is and what you need to do in that role to keep yourself and others safe. Session 2: You will learn how to have positive conversations with people about Covid-19 and the vaccine and learn what information you can share. 2 courses especially adapted for people with a learning disability Course 1 - 22nd &25th June With a 2nd date to be confirmed Grants are available to support organisations to support learners Sessions will include. 'What is a Community Champion' 'How to Keep Yourself and Others Safe' 'How to Have Positive Conversations' and 'What information you can share' - Attendees need to atttend one of the courses over two days. In more detail Training especially for people who have a learning disability Co-delivered by a trainer with lived experience

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Do you work with people with a learning disability who may be interested in becoming a Covid-19 Community Champion?

By becoming a Covid Community Champion, individuals will feel confident sharing information about Covid-19 and the vaccine with friends and family.

This online training session has been adapted by Voluntary Action Leeds and Advonet for people who have a learning disability, and will be co-delivered by a

trainer with lived experience. Participants are welcome to bring someone else to the sessions for support.

The course will take place over two days. You must attend both sessions. We will run the course twice.

First Round - Session 1 – Tuesday 22nd June & Session 2 Friday 25th June 10 am – 12.30 (with long breaks included).

Follow the link to register https://data.val.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1664

Organisations can apply for up to £1000 to support members to become a Covid Community Champion, see further info and apply using this link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RrMQGOjiqY64L3cGaK2zgqcQNyMK6EwK/view?usp=sharing.

There is more information attached about the scheme but please use the above links to book on the adapted training sessions.

For more information about the adapted sessions or to discuss any access needs please email [email protected]

Course content

Session 1: You will learn what a Covid Community Champion is and what you need to do in that role to keep yourself and others safe.

Session 2: You will learn how to have positive conversations with people about Covid-19 and the vaccine and learn what information you can share.

2 courses especially adapted for peoplewith a learning disability

Course 1 - 22nd &25th JuneWith a 2nd date to be confirmed

Grants are available to support organisations to support learners

Sessions will include. 'What is a Community Champion' 'How to Keep Yourself and Others

Safe' 'How to Have Positive Conversations' and 'What information you can share' -

Attendees need to atttend one of the courses over two days.

In more detail

Training especially for people who

have a learning disabilityCo-delivered by a

trainer with lived experience