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Supporting our sector through COVID-19: Free coaching offer
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North East Together - the network for social change leadership – has organised free coaching from Yes We Can. The deadline for applications is 3 July.
The coaching support offer is for people:
Second serious cyber attack in Tees Valley prompts training offer
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MVDA is providing a free 2-hour zoom training session to help Middlesbrough’s voluntary and community groups protect themselves against attack. The session has been prompted following the second serious cyber attack in Tees Valley this year.
Cyber security training for voluntary organisations
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MVDA is providing a free 2-hour zoom training session to help Middlesbrough’s voluntary and community groups protect themselves against attack.
10am – 12 noon on Friday 10 July
Phone/text 07852 269670 or email john.atkinson@mvdauk.org.uk for a link to the session.
How to encrypt a UBS stick
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How safe is your USB stick? Many people often need to store important information such as client’s personal details, and transfer it between devices, but what would happen if you lost it?
Ruth Barnes at MVDA has created some simple instructions on how to encrypt a USB stick for Windows users.
Let's work together to get basic digital access for Middlesbrough residents
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Guest blog by Sue Kearney, CEO at The Hope Foundation
Digital support for Tees Valley
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DigitalCity is offering support to those in the voluntary community and social enterprise sector that are facing digital challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic.
We are here to help you with:
News round-up from MVDA networks
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Middlesbrough Children’s Services Recovery Group
Coronavirus has had a huge impact on all of our services. For many services, the implementation of lockdown resulted in a dip in service demand, now with lockdown easing some services demand levels are returning to normal.
Furlonteers available - does your organisation need a hand?
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Furlonteer is a new not-for-profit project to support the charity sector during the coronavirus outbreak. It harnesses the potential of the millions of skilled employees who have been furloughed and are looking for ways to help and fill their time.
Stopping people slipping through the cracks in lockdown
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Bini Araia is the projects manager of Investing in People and Culture (IPC) a regional charity with its head office in Middlesbrough, and we’ve asked him to share his experiences of how lockdown has been affecting people in marginalised communities.
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