How you can show your support on White Ribbon Day 2020

Wednesday 25 November is #WhiteRibbonDay2020 - an opportunity to stand up, speak out and say no to violence against women.

According to Nottingham charity Equation, the local organisers of White Ribbon Day, while anyone can experience domestic abuse or sexual violence regardless of their age, race, sex, gender identity, sexuality, disability, wealth or lifestyle, the majority of victims/survivors are women who have experienced abuse by a man.

Start learning today with our new PDU e-learning package

Our Practice Development Unit's (PDU) new e-learning package is now live.

The suite of free e-learning modules was launched today (17 November 2020) at the Opportunity Nottingham annual event. During the event, participants were able to access a demo of the e-learning package, watch a video that explained more about the new resources and interact with PDU Coordinator Filipa Santos to share their feedback.

'Walk tall and look the world right in the eye!'

A blog post about inclusive employment...

We have sadly waved goodbye to our fantastic PA and Office Administrator Lucy Fisher, who has left NCVS to embark on a new chapter of her career.

Before she left, Lucy, who has Cerebral Palsy, surprised us with a very moving blog post about her employment experience at NCVS and the ongoing support she has received with her disability. We are honoured to share her story here...

Involving young volunteers

Dave Thomas, Volunteering Development Officer at NCVS, writes...

Over many years, we've seen that young people have a passion and enthusiasm to be involved in their community and make a difference through volunteering.



Here at the NCVS Volunteer Centre, we're keen to encourage Leaders of Volunteers to harness young people's desire to help and give back to their communities by considering how they can get involved in your upcoming volunteering programmes or short/longterm projects.