We have rounded up a range of local funders within Cambridgeshire to come and speak about their funding opportunities and how to access them.

What time are the sessions, and do I have to attend them all?

The sessions are all separate webinars.

Click on the BOOK HERE image to be taken to the Microsoft Form link. Add your details and highlight which session you would like to participate in. This will trigger an email that will give you more details regarding links and information.

You will also receive an email leading up to the event; remember to add it to your diary! If you have any issues, do get in contact.

Do you know how to protect your organisation against hacking, phishing or other online risks?

Sometimes it's easy to assume that charities and community groups are either too small or too 'nice' to be targeted, but we all know how easy it is for a fraudulent invoice to get through the system, how difficult it is to be truly data secure, and how damaging it is to find your email system or website unexpectedly offline. The smallest organisations are often the most vulnerable in all sorts of ways, especially now we’re all more online than ever. This training will help you to be aware of these risks, and teach you ways to prevent an attack on your systems.

Who is it for?

This training is free for small charities and community groups in Cambridgeshire. No prior knowledge of online safety is needed.

What is it about?

The session will be divided into three main parts:

• What online attacks could a small charity fall victim to?

• What simple steps can you take to enhance your security?

• What should we do if we suffer an attack?

Throughout the session, your trainer will help you understand the content through real life examples, videos and, most importantly, by removing the jargon that can make cyber security seem difficult to understand.

What will I learn?

The training aims to provide you with an understanding of the basics of online protection in a small charity, and what steps you should be taking to protect your organisation. After the session you will be provided with NCSC’s Cyber Security: Small Charity Guide to help you put your new knowledge into practice.

Specific Learning Outcomes

At the end of the session, you will:

• Understand why small charities are at risk of cyber-attack;

• Understand the specific types of cyber-attack that small charities could be vulnerable to and how they have been attacked in the past;

• Learn some practical steps you can take to avoid being attacked, including

- Data backup

- Avoiding ‘phishing’

- How to use passwords effectively

- Protection from ‘malware’

- How to secure smartphones/tablets

• Know what to do in the event of a cyber-attack on your organisation.

What to expect?

Mixture of presentation, discussion, and group activity.

To Book

By registering for this course you agree to abide by the CCVS cancellation policy.

If you have any problems please contact us  enquiries@cambridgecvs.org.uk

This month’s Health and Wellbeing meeting will be looking at the digital picture around the county.

Will Plant from the Connecting Cambridgeshire programme will talk about the proposed digital inclusion strategy for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Karen Igho from Healthwatch will talk to us about the findings from their community researchers, Rosie Veitch from library services will tell us what digital support is available in libraries for people.

Some time for general networking and discussion too.

Find out what is happening , what problems there are and what support is available.

To book, click here: https://forms.office.com/e/BeQPiLyjN4

The Health Alliance is for voluntary, community and Social enterprise (VCSE) organisations across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough who directly or indirectly have impact or influence on the local population.

The Health Alliance has members who sit on committees and boards for the ICS and help the voluntary sector have its voice heard.

The monthly meetings are held alternately online and in person and across the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough patch to ensure a wider voice. It is a good way to find out what is happening at ICS level and to share local intelligence and an opportunity for organisations to come together to have a bigger voice.

If you are interested in joining this or any other meetings or learning more then please contact Debbie - debbie@huntsforum.org.uk