Support Webinars during COVID-19
These Webinars aim to provide support to you and your organisation, answer some of your concerns and help us all stay connected over the coming months.
You can access resources or catch up by clicking a particular topic, at the bottom of the page are some handy tips Q&As about how and why we’re doing these sessions.
19. Due 05/08/20
18. Held 29/07/20
17. Held 22/07/20
16. Held 15/07/20
15. Held 08/07/20
14. Held 01/07/20
13. Held 24/06/20
12. Held 10/06/20
11. Held 03/06/20
10. Held 27/05/20
9. Held 20/05/20
8. Held 13/05/20
7. Held 06/05/20
6. Held 29/04/20
5. Held 22/04/20
4. Held 15/04/20
3. Held 08/04/20
2. Held 01/04/20
1. Held 25/03/20
Yes, you can see all our past webinar recordings, links and resources within the individual links above.
We shall be using an application called ZOOM for these online meetings – please click here to read our guidance on how to utilise this technology.
ZOOM Etiquette:
Please use the chat/messaging option to pose questions or comments initially.
If waiting to speak, please ensure the previous person has finished their sentence.
Using headphones is advised.
Don’t view the app in full window view.
Full reasoning behind these guidelines are in the guidance note
- DCA will make a live recording
available via its website for all to access. - Research answers to any queries
raised that could not be answered on the day and share via website, newsletter,
at the next virtual network or email correspondence. - Circulate any factsheets, written
statements, tools etc. to support groups over the coming months.
- Share information and offer advice around
a particular theme aimed at supporting Dorset’s voluntary and community
sector. - Facilitate discussion between groups
to share experience, ideas, and knowledge for the benefit of all Dorset’s
voluntary and community sector. - To answer as many queries and
concerns as DCA is able and if not to use our network of national, regional and
local professionals, advisors and experts to answer you concerns to the best of
our ability. - To keep a log of the issues and
concerns local voluntary and community groups are facing to feed up to Dorset
Council, local statutory partners and government departments. - To keep and share a record of the
networking to benefit others, who are unable to join the live discussion.s.
- Feel supported, not isolated and to
know where they can go for advice. - Share their knowledge and experience
for the benefit of others - Have the information and advice to
help them continue to support their beneficiaries, volunteers and staff and manage
their organisations during these difficult times.