
2 February 2021 - 2 February 2021
Support Group for Lexcel Audits
Support Group for Lexcel Audits
Bring your questions and queries to this meeting on Lexcel if you have an audit in the next 3 months.

3 February 2021 - 3 February 2021
Fundraising 101
Fundraising 101
An opportunity for anyone who works or volunteers for a law centre to brush up on your fundraising skills.

4 February 2021 - 4 February 2021
Client involvement
Client involvement
Explore how you can meaningfully involve people who have been your clients, or others with 'lived experience', in your law centre.

10 February 2021 - 2 March 2021
Financial Planning and Budgets for 2021/22
Financial Planning and Budgets for 2021/22
A session with Jayne to cover the basic approach to setting your budget for next year.

11 February 2021 - 11 February 2021
Providing advice online
Providing advice online
Advice sessions have now turned digital. This workshop will cover best practice tips for providing advice online.

16 February 2021 - 16 February 2021
Feedback Collection Clinic
Feedback Collection Clinic
Session aimed at co-producing some helpful resources (e.g.feedback form template) and supporting Law Centres to embed reflective processes.

22 February 2021 - 22 February 2021
Engaging communities who speak English as an Additional Language
Engaging communities who speak English as an Additional Language
A peer learning session to share insights and be inspired by others’ work on engagement with communities who speak EAL during the pandemic.

26 February 2021 - 26 February 2021
Engaging communities who speak English as an Additional Language
Engaging communities who speak English as an Additional Language
A peer learning session to share insights and be inspired by others’ work on engagement with communities who speak EAL during the pandemic.

19 March 2021 - 19 March 2021
Great communication with clients who have English as an Additional Language
Great communication with clients who have English as an Additional Language
Learn how to modify your speech so that non-Anglophones find you easier to understand, but without sounding patronising.