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Welfare Reform

Programme of Training

January to June 2017

Includes a host of new and exciting courses and Northern

Irelands first nationally accredited Welfare Reform course

This Programme of Training is the intellectual property of Advice NI © Advice NI 2017

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Introduction

Council Funded Advice Providers: The Department for Communities (DfC) is rolling out a package of measures to local Councils in Northern

Ireland to help support frontline advice services through welfare reform changes. The funding will ensure

that Council funded advice organisations are prepared to assist the general public through the

implementation of the ongoing changes to the welfare system.

The package includes training provision to enable front line advisers to give accurate advice to clients on

various ongoing changes including:

Introduction of Personal Independence Payment

Employment and Support Allowance Changes

Discretionary Support/Finance Support Service

Housing Benefit Changes

Benefit Sanctions

Mitigations Scheme

Advice NI has developed a programme of training options to enable advisers to meet these training

requirements in an accessible and learner-centred way. Options range from a 3 day accredited programme

covering all DfC requirements, to 90 minute nutshell sessions to meet specific needs. Each Council will

provide funding to Council Funded Advice Organisations to complete training in the above areas. Funding for

those eligible can be accessed via their Local Councils. The training is open to all advisers at the specified

costs.

FREE Welfare Reform Awareness Sessions:

To enable non-council funded advisers, specialist advisers and others working with people affected by

Welfare Reform to be trained, the DfC is providing resources for various groups to avail of FREE Welfare

Reform Awareness Sessions. These sessions will be FREE to eligible participants/organisations who are not

entitled to the above funding. The sessions will be available for a limited period (Up to March 2017).

The sessions aim to assist with building understanding of Welfare Reform changes and implications across

Northern Ireland. They will provide an overview of the same topic areas listed above and will be

approximately 2.5 hours (flexibility can be included for in-house sessions). Advice NI is providing these

sessions on both a scheduled and in-house/bespoke basis. For further information please see Page 12 and/or

complete the Expression of Interest Form at the back of this programme.

Information: Please find in this brochure:

Advice NI’s Welfare Reform Training Calendar (Jan to June 2017)

Information about our scheduled Welfare Reform courses (Jan to June 2017)

Information about Welfare Reform Awareness Sessions

Information about in-house/bespoke training options for Welfare Reform

For further information about any of our Welfare Reform courses please contact [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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Advice NI Welfare Reform Training Calendar: January to June 2017:

January 2017

Date Course Title Time Location

12th,19th & 26th (3 day course) 23rd 26th 31st 31st

An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms Welfare Reform Awareness Session (Eligible Groups Only) The State Retirement Pension for Beginners (Includes Pension Reform) Nutshell: Everything You Need To Know About Housing & Welfare Reform Nutshell: Challenging Decisions and Welfare Reform

10am to 4pm 10am to 12pm 09.30am to 1pm 10.30am to 12pm 1.30pm to 3pm

Derry/Londonderry Belfast Belfast Belfast Belfast

February 2017


8th,15th & 22nd (3 day course) 14th 16th 20th

An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms Nutshell: From Social Fund to Discretionary Support Welfare Reform Awareness Session (Eligible Groups Only) An Overview of Welfare Reform & The Mitigations Package

10am to 4pm 10.30am to 12pm 10am to 12pm 9.30am to 1pm

Belfast Belfast Belfast Belfast

March 2017


6th 8th,15th & 22nd (3 day course) 13th 20th 23rd, 30th March and 6th April (3 day course)

An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms Nutshell: Understanding Welfare Reform Mitigations & Supplementary Payments Welfare Reform Awareness Session (Eligible Groups Only) An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms

9.30am to 1pm 10am to 4pm 10.30am to 12pm 10am to 12.00pm 10am to 4pm

Belfast Derry/Londonderry Belfast Belfast Belfast

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April 2017


7th 25th 26th

Nutshell: PIP – What You Need To Know About The New Form and Medical Assessment Nutshell: Understanding Welfare Reform Sanctions Nutshell: From Social Fund to Discretionary Support

10.30am to 12pm 10.30am to 12pm 10.30am to 12pm

Belfast Belfast Belfast

May 2017


22nd 25th

Nutshell: Everything You Need To Know About ESA In Welfare Reform An Introduction to Universal Credit

10.30am to 12pm 9.30am to 4pm

Belfast Belfast

June 2017


1st 5th 27th

Nutshell: PIP – What You Need To Know About The New Form and Medical Assessment Nutshell: Welfare Reform – Preparing Clients For Practicalities Nutshell: What You Need to Know About Child Maintenance Reforms

10.30am to 12pm 10.30am to 12pm 10.30am to 12pm

Belfast Belfast Belfast

Note: Sessions can be delivered in other locations with sufficient numbers. Please contact [email protected] for further information.


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Advice NI Welfare Reform Training By Topic Area

Topic Area Course Length Information

All Welfare Reform Areas

An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms 3 Days

An Overview of Welfare Reform & The Mitigations Package

½ Day Page 6

Welfare Reform Awareness Session (Eligible Groups Only)

2 Hours (flexible)

Page 12

Personal Independence Payment

An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment

½ Day Page 7

Nutshell: PIP – What You Need to Know About the Form & Medical Assessment

90 Minutes Page 9

Employment and Support Allowance

Nutshell: Everything You Need to Know About Employment and Support Allowance in Welfare Reform

90 Minutes Page 10

Discretionary Support/Finance Support Service

Nutshell: From Social Fund to Discretionary Support

90 Minutes Page 10

Housing Benefit Changes

Nutshell: Everything You Need to Know About Housing and Welfare Reform

90 Minutes Page 10

Benefit Sanctions

Nutshell: Understanding Welfare Reform Sanctions 90 Minutes Page 9

Mitigations Scheme An Overview of Welfare Reform & The Mitigations Package

½ Day Page 6

Nutshell: Understanding the NI Welfare Reform Mitigations & Supplementary Payments

90 Minutes Page 9

Challenging Decisions Nutshell: Challenging Decisions & Welfare Reform

90 Minutes Page 9

Universal Credit An Introduction to Universal Credit

1 Day Page 8

Practicalities (e.g. Financial Capability, Employability)

Nutshell: Welfare Reform: Preparing Your Clients for Practicalities

90 Minutes Page 10

Child Maintenance Reforms

Nutshell: What You Need to Know About Child Maintenance Reforms

90 Minutes Page 10

State Pension Reforms The State Retirement Pension for Beginners (Including Pension Reforms)

½ Day Page 11

Bespoke Bespoke and in-house training options available

Variable Page 13

Note: Sessions can be delivered in other locations with sufficient numbers. Please contact [email protected] for further information.


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An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms

Everything you need to know in one convenient qualification Title/Reference: An Accredited Guide to Welfare Reforms (Ref: AGWR/ 2017) About the Course: This interactive course covers all aspects of current welfare reforms including PIP, ESA changes, Discretionary Support, and changes to housing related benefits. It explores sanctions, mitigations, and challenging decisions (e.g. mandatory reconsiderations). The course will fully equip advisers with the knowledge and skills needed for welfare reform as well as practical experience such as completing the new benefit forms. It is nationally accredited with OCNNI at Level 3 (5 Credits) and worth 18 CPD hours. Participants will receive a resources pack of over 100 pages to support them in their daily role.

Who Should Attend?

This course is recommended for Advisers (including volunteers) and other colleagues wanting to develop

and/or accredit their knowledge of Welfare Reforms.

Location/Time/Date:

The course will run over 3 days from 10am to 4pm each day. It will run on the following dates:

Course Run Location Dates RUN 1: January 2017

Derry/Londonderry 12th,19th and 26th of January 2017

RUN 2: February 2017

Belfast 8th,15th and 22nd of February 2017

RUN 3: March 2017

Derry/Londonderry 8th, 15th & 22th of March 2017

RUN 4: March 2017

Belfast 23rd, 30th March & 6th April

Note: Candidates only need to complete 1 run.

The Belfast runs will be delivered at Advice NI offices and the Derry/Londonderry delivered at Verbal Arts

Centre, Stable Lane & Mall Wall, Bishop Street Within, Derry/Londonderry, BT48 6PU.

Fees: The cost of the course is £450 per person which includes OCNNI registration and certification fees.

The Department for Communities will fund the cost of the course for frontline council-funded advice

providers.

Accreditation/CPD Hours: The course is Northern Ireland’s first nationally accredited Welfare Reform

qualification. It is accredited with OCNNI at Level 3 (5 Credits) and worth 18 CPD hours.

Educational/Professional Framework:

The course covers all DfC Welfare Reform training requirements for council-funded advisers. This course

can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our Advice and Guidance NVQ’s and Legal Advice

qualifications including ‘Understanding the Importance of Legislation and Procedures’ (Unit 30). It is also

linked to the National Occupational Standards for Legal Advisers including ‘IB19 – First Line Welfare Rights

and Legal Advice’.

NEW

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An Overview of Welfare Reform and the

Mitigations Package An essential course preparing you for Welfare Reform

Title/Reference: An Overview of Welfare Reform and the Mitigations Package (Ref: OWR/FEB/2017)

About the Course:

This half day training course provides participants with a dynamic overview of the changes initiated by

welfare Reform and the mitigations package. It covers reforms to benefits for children, working age and

older people, including means tested benefits, non-means tested benefits, Child Tax Credits, Working Tax

Credits, disability benefits including PIPS and ESA and Housing Benefit. It also outlines the different

elements of Universal Credit and how they might apply to single people, families, disabled persons and to

housing costs and includes a detailed summary of current and proposed mitigations.

Who Should Attend?

The course is aimed at advisers, policy workers, those involved in lobbying and campaigning, community

champions interested in advice work, and those working in the subject area to update and refresh their

knowledge in this ever changing subject matter.

Location/Time/Date: The course will run on the 20th February 2017. It will be delivered at Advice NI offices

in Belfast. The course runs from 9.30am to 1.00pm. Bespoke/in-house training options are available for

those wishing to access the course at an alternative date/time/location. Please see ‘Bespoke Training’

section.

Fees: There is a charge of £30 to Advice NI Members, £45 to Voluntary and Community Sector

organisations and £65 to Private and Statutory Sector organisations.

CDP Hours: There are 3 CDP hours available for this course.

Progression Routes: We advise that participants study ‘An Introduction to Personal Independence

Payment’ and ‘An Introduction to Universal Credit’ as a progression from this course.


This course can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our Advice and Guidance NVQ’s and Legal

Advice qualifications including ‘Understanding the Importance of Legislation and Procedures’ (Unit 30). It is

also linked to the National Occupational Standards for Legal Advisers including ‘IB19 – First Line Welfare

Rights and Legal Advice’.

“The passion and knowledge of the tutor was impressive, the course was perfect.”

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An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment A practical course detailing the criteria for the new personal care benefit for working age people

Title/Reference: An Introduction to Personal Independence Payment (Ref: PIP/2017)

About the Course Welfare Reform (NI) Order 2015 is introducing significant reforms to the Social Security

Benefit System, including the gradual abolition of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for working age people

in favour of a new benefit, known as Personal Independence Payments (PIP). PIP Fresh Claims began on

20th June 2016.

This ½ day course will detail the two components of PIP, the basic conditions of entitlement, special rules

and provide a full introduction as to how entitlement to PIP is assessed. This will include a look at the PIP 1

and 2 forms and the medical assessment points system.

Who Should Attend? The course is recommended for anyone who requires a working knowledge of

disability benefits or works with those with an illness/disability and/or carers.

Location/Time/Date: The course will run on the 6th of March 2017. It will be delivered at Advice NI offices

in Belfast. The course runs from 9.30am to 1pm. Bespoke/in-house training options are available for those

wishing to access the course at an alternative date/time/location. Please see ‘Bespoke Training’ section.




Educational/Professional Framework: This course can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our

Advice and Guidance NVQ’s and Legal Advice qualifications including ‘Understanding the Importance of

Legislation and Procedures’ (Unit 30). It is also linked to the National Occupational Standards for Legal

Advisers including ‘IB19 – First Line Welfare Rights and Legal Advice’.

Progression Routes: We advise participants study this course in conjunction with ‘An Overview of Welfare

Reform & the Mitigations Package’ and ‘An Introduction to Universal Credit’ to gain a full understanding of

Welfare Reform.

“Presented in a clear, concise manner with great supporting material: A very useful course well worth the

time spent.”

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An Introduction to Universal Credit A detailed view of the most important change to means tested benefits in a generation

Title/Reference: An Introduction to Universal Credit (Ref: UC/MAY/2017)

About the Course: Universal Credit will fundamentally change the current means-tested benefits and tax

credit systems as we know it. This in depth, 1 day course, will identify which benefits Universal Credit

replaces and which remain outside Universal Credit. It will explain the detailed rules of Universal Credit,

including the basic conditions of entitlement, financial conditions, benefit caps, under-occupancy penalties

and claimant conditionality, including sanctions.

It will highlight, in detail, how Universal Credit entitlement is calculated for single people, lone parents,

couples, those with dependent children, those who have limited capability for work, carers and those who

need assistance with housing costs.

Who Should Attend? The course is recommended for advisers and other colleagues who have a baseline

knowledge of the Social Security Benefit system or those who have completed our ‘Overview of Welfare

Reform’ or ‘Overview of Welfare Reform & Mitigations’ course.

Location/Time/Date: The course will run on the 25th of May 2017. It will be delivered at Advice NI offices in

Belfast. The course runs from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Bespoke/in-house training options are available for those

wishing to access the course at an alternative date/time/location. Please see ‘Bespoke Training’ section.




Educational/Professional Framework: This course can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our




Progression routes: We advise participants study this course in conjunction with ‘An Overview of Welfare

Reform & the Mitigations Package’ and ‘An Introduction to Universal Credit’ to gain a full understanding of

Welfare Reform.

“Fantastic training will recommend to others.”

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Welfare Reform in a Nutshell Sessions Targeting your learning on Welfare Reform

Overview:

We have a selection of Welfare Reform sessions suitable for those who have already benefited from our

Welfare Reform training and wish to update their knowledge in a timely and cost effective manner or for

those who just need information on a specific aspect of Welfare Reform.

Location: All of our Welfare Reform in a Nutshell Sessions are 90 minutes in length and delivered at Advice

NI Offices in Belfast. Bespoke/in-house training options are available for those wishing to access the course

at an alternative date/time/location. Please see ‘Bespoke Training’ section.

Fees: £15 Members/£20 Voluntary and Community Sector/£30 Private and Statutory Sector.

PIP: What You Need to Know About the New Form and Medical Assessment: PIP Fresh Claims began on June 20th 2016. This practical session will advise you on best practice in form completion and how to advise your clients in preparation for the medical assessment. Delivery Dates & Time: 7th of April 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm. 1st June 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

Challenging Decisions and Welfare Reform: This session will look at how decisions are made, what mandatory reconsideration is and what direct lodgement means for a client’s rights to appeal. It will explain the new process for challenging a case and the financial considerations of this for benefits like ESA or JSA. Delivery Dates & Time: 31st of January 2017 from 1.30pm to 3.00pm.

Understanding Welfare Reform Sanctions: This session will explain how individuals will have certain obligations placed upon them to successfully maintain their claim to benefits and the impact of sanctions on those deemed not to have carried out these actions. It will look at sanctions relating to ESA, JSA and Universal Credit. Delivery Dates & Time: 25th April 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

Understanding the Northern Ireland Welfare Reform Mitigations & Supplementary Payments: This interactive session will explain how each effected group are mitigated by specific Northern Ireland Regulations, how the initiative will function and who will benefit from it. The session will include mitigations relating to the Bedroom Tax, Benefit Cap, ESA and an overview of practical support and advice resources available. Delivery Dates & Time: 13th of March 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

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From Social Fund to Discretionary Support: This session will explain the impact of Welfare Reform on the Social Fund and what remains in place after reform. It will look at the new Discretionary Support Scheme and the role of the Discretionary Support Scheme Commissioner. Delivery Dates & Time: 14th of February 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm and 26th of April 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

Welfare Reform – Preparing Your Clients for Practicalities: This session will help you to prepare your clients for Welfare Reform ahead of the Universal Credit Roll out in 2017. It will enable you to provide them with the tools to help them to understand budgeting, how their rent works, how to access help with digital inclusion and meeting their employability needs. Delivery Dates & Time: 5th of June 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

Everything You Need to Know About Employment and Support Allowance in Welfare Reform This session will look at all of the key reforms to ESA including; time limiting of Contributions Based ESA; ESA for Young People; What ESA will look like within Universal Credit; Changes to the Work Related Activity Group; and ESA mandatory reconsiderations, sanctions and mitigations.

Delivery Dates & Time: 22nd of May 2017 from 10.30am to 12pm.

Everything You Need to Know About Housing and Welfare Reform This session will cover the key reforms to housing related benefit payments including; The “Bedroom tax” ; Changes to Support with Mortgage Interest Payments; What’s happening to Housing Benefit, Local Housing Allowance and Supported Accommodation; Changes to financial assistance for Rates; and Pay to Stay (England). It will also focus on housing related mitigations.

Delivery Dates & Time: 31st of January 2017 from 10.30am to 12.00pm.

What You Need to Know About Child Maintenance Reforms This session will cover the key reforms to Child Maintenance relating to charges, how the service works, and how to navigate the system. It will look at how the Child Maintenance has developed and evolved and what welfare reform means for maintenance.

Delivery Dates & Time: 27th of June 2017 from 10.30am to 12pm.

“This was an outstanding presentation, I learned a huge amount”

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The State Retirement Pension for Beginners

An informative session on a subject that affects us all, planning for later life

Title/Reference: The State Retirement Pension for Beginners (Ref: SRP/JAN/2017)

About the Course:

The State Retirement Pension has seen its most significant reform in two generations and is set to continue

to see further changes. This short and practical overview will help you understand just how the State

Pension actually works now and what it might look like in the future. It will cover:

The State Pension, Working Life and National Insurance.

How pensions work for couples, single people and those who have experienced bereavement or

divorce.

Deferring Pensions and working beyond retirement age.

Retirement planning, tax, savings and private pensions and how they interface with the State

Pension.

The future of The UK State Pension Scheme and idea of a single tier pension.

Who should attend?

The course is aimed at advisers, anyone interested in personal retirement planning, financial advisers, HR

staff, trade union representatives, lawyers and anyone working with older people.

Location/Time/Date:

The course will run on the 26th of January 2017. It will be delivered at Advice NI offices in Belfast. The

course runs from 9.30am to 1pm.





This course can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our Advice and Guidance NVQ’s and Legal

Advice qualifications including ‘Understanding the Importance of Legislation and Procedures’ (Unit 30). It is

also linked to the National Occupational Standards for Legal Advisers including ‘IB19 – First Line Welfare

Rights and Legal Advice’.

“Taken step by step, this was very easy to follow….. All Advisers should do this training! “

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Welfare Reform Awareness Sessions Free Welfare Reform sessions for eligible groups

Title: Welfare Reform Awareness Session

About the Course: This FREE half day training session provides participants with an overview of current

welfare reforms including Personal Independence Payments, Employment Support Allowance changes,

Discretionary Support/Finance Support Service, and changes to housing related benefits. It will also provide

an overview of sanctions, mitigations and challenging decisions.

Who Should Attend? The course is aimed at advisers and others working with groups who will be impacted

by Welfare Reform (see Fees/Eligibility below).

Location/Time/Date/Booking: The sessions will be provided on a scheduled and in-house basis. Groups

with 10 or more participants can avail of the in-house option and will need to complete the Expression of

interest form at the back of this programme and/or contact [email protected].

In-house sessions will be offered on a first-come-first served basis so we advise early expressions of

interest.

Current scheduled sessions include the following and can be booked via our website at www.adviceni.net:

Date Time Location 23rd January 2017 10am to 12pm Belfast

16th February 2017 10am to 12pm Belfast

20th March 2017 10am to 12pm Belfast

Note: Further scheduled sessions will become available. Please check our website.

Scheduled sessions will be delivered at Advice NI offices in Belfast. The session are 2.5 hours in length,

however flexibility can be applied to in-house sessions to meet organisational needs.

Fees/Eligibility: The sessions are FREE to eligible groups including non-council funded advisers, specialist

advisers, policy workers, political parties, council representatives, Independent Advocates, Voluntary &

Community groups and networks working with those affected by Welfare Reform, and other groups

working with those impacted by Welfare Reform (e.g. Social workers, housing associations etc.). To check

eligibility please contact [email protected].

CDP Hours: There are 2 CDP hours available for the session.

Educational/Professional Framework: The sessions can be used as evidence towards a range of units in our





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Bespoke/In-House Training Tailor made training to meet your needs

Advice NI can offer in-house training of any of the courses listed in this programme (or in our training

brochure www.adviceni.net) at a time, date or location convenient to you. We can amend existing courses

to meet your specific needs or fully develop courses based on your training requirements.

In addition to the Welfare Reform courses we can have a portfolio of courses in related aspects such as

Money Management. Supporting clients with Financial Capability will be imperative in relation to Welfare

Reform.

Course

Length

Over 40 Wiseradviser Training Courses including aspects such as Budgeting Skills &

Tools, Introduction to Providing Debt Advice and Common Financial Statement. For

the full programme and further information visit www.wiseradviser.org or contact

[email protected]

Various

Better Budgeting ½ Day

Savvy Borrowing ½ Day

Coping with Money Problems ½ Day

Talking About Money at Home ½ Day

Money Advice Support Programme 1 Day

Money Management for Mental Wellbeing 2 Day

Financial Inclusion and Welfare Reform ½ Day

Preparing for Retirement ½ Day

Mange Your Money 1 Hour

Budgeting & Money Management 1Day

Money Guidance for Mentors 1 Day

For further information about bespoke and in-house training contact [email protected]

Further Welfare Reform Training With the ever changing Welfare Reform landscape we will continue to add to our portfolio of courses and

further course dates to meet your training needs in this area.

We would recommend that you stay in touch with us by checking our website regularly for any updates at

www.adviceni.net , or emailing us directly [email protected] .


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Advice NI Training Booking Form

Course Title:

Course Date:

Name:

Organisation:

Address:

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Special Requirements:

Please tell us of any special requirements you may need, such as hearing loop, large print etc:

Payment:

Course cost: £ Please indicate if you have included payment: Please invoice me Please note a late cancellation fee will apply to courses cancelled with less than 5 working days’ notice. Please see our cancellation policy.

Please tick box if you do not wish to be contacted about Advice NI training or other Advice NI services by e-mail

You can return you booking form to us via post, fax or email to: Advice NI

1 Rushfield Avenue Belfast BT7 3FP

Fax - 028 9049 2313 E-mail: [email protected]


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Welfare Reform Awareness Raising Sessions

Expression of Interest Form

If you would like to express and interest in our Welfare Reform Awareness Raising Sessions running from

October 2016 to March 2017 or to find out more about the eligibility criteria please complete and return

the form below or contact [email protected]

Contact Details:

Contact Name:

Organisation:

Address:

E-mail:

Tel:

Awareness Session:

Number of Participants:

(Estimate)

Training Type: Pre-Scheduled Session Bespoke/In-House

(Less than 10 participants) (10 or more participants only)

Please note that sessions are limited so will be allocated on a ‘first come first served’ basis. We advise

that you contact us early with your interest.

You can return the expression of interest form to us via post, fax or email to:

Advice NI

1 Rushfield Avenue

Belfast

BT7 3FP

Fax - 028 9049 2313

E-mail: [email protected]



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