Centring Wellbeing: How we fund community wellbeing initiatives

TSIP is a diverse team of technical and community specialists who are joining forces to drive social change. We support our partners to better understand the issues they care about and increase their positive impact on people and communities. We do research, design programmes, measure impact, and facilitate strategy, learning and co-production.We lead with empathy and curiosity in order to really get to know our partners and build trusting relationships. Our approach is collaborative, participatory and enabling. We work across sectors and on the ground with groups that share our values.

The Social Innovation Partnership

What role does wellbeing play in The Giving Lab community and its projects? Learn more about TGL's impact on community wellbeing over lunch

Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre (Southbank Suite)

Join us on October 16th for a deeper dive into how we fund community wellbeing initiatives. Come and experience what impact The Giving Lab's funding has on people's wellbeing, how the projects of TGL grantees have impacted the wellbeing of the wider community, and how they went about doing this. We'll delve deeper into these questions during an interactive session, in which we will collaboratively envision the future, and follow up with a communal lunch.The details:<ul><li>When: Wednesday 16th October, 10am - 2pm.</li><li>Where: Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre (Southbank Suite)</li><li>Free of charge: All food will be free for all those who join.</li><li>Family-friendly: This event is open to our TGL community, including your friends, family and colleagues. If you've not been involved in The Giving Lab before, you're also welcome to join us.</li></ul>The agenda:<ul><li>10.00-10.15 - Welcome</li><li>10.15 - 11.00 - Grantee presentations</li><li>11.00 - 12.20 - Interactive Breakout sessions --- break ----</li><li>12.30 - 13.15 - Workshop led by Veronica of TSIP</li><li>13.15 - 14.00 - Lunch</li></ul>You can reserve multiple spots, so if you'd like to bring people along and reserve their spot for them, please make sure to get the right amount of tickets, and then email the full name of the people you'll be bringing to nairat.ali@tsip.co.uk.During the event, we’d love to be able to record some of your stories to share online - naturally, we will ask for your consent on this, and there is no pressure to do this.How to get there:Tube Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern lines) 5 minutes walk Southwark (Jubilee line) 7 minutes walk Blackfriars (Circle and District lines) 5 minutes walkBus Waterloo Station: 1, 4, 26, 59, 68, 76, 77, 139, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 211, 243, 341, 381, 507, 521 Blackfriars Bridge: 45, 63, 100 Stamford Street: 381Train Blackfriars, Waterloo or Waterloo EastBike Bike racks are available for public use directly outside of the centreBoat Blackfriars Millennium pier or Festival pier.Car Whilst we encourage travel by public transport, there is secure underground car parking adjacent to the centre.

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