Producing outreach friendly comms - peer mentoring session

Producing outreach friendly comms - peer mentoring session

A practical, small group mentoring session for anyone in the process of producing comms.

By The Good Practice Mentor Team

Date and time

Wednesday, June 25 · 4 - 5am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

Producing outreach friendly comms – peer mentoring session

A practical small group mentoring session for anyone in the process of producing comms for a specific activity or event, to use as a tool to reach the people you would like to find and engage.

This session applies the learning from our GPM ‘Understanding and addressing barriers to engagement via comms’ webinar session, including:

  • Common ‘it’s not for me’ preconceptions and barriers to engaging harder to reach people.
  • Producing comms as a tool to address barriers and preconceptions and to find and engage the people you’d like to reach.
  • How an outreach friendly comms approach looks and feels different to traditional marketing approaches including use of language, images and information content.

To participate in this interactive peer mentoring session, you’ll be invited to bring along an example of your existing comms and/or to share an opportunity you would like to promote, in order to explore and adapt as a piece of outreach friendly comms. The session will be practical, supportive and informal – a space to share ideas with peers and workshop your own comms example to address 'it's not for me' preconceptions and barriers to engagement, including how to describe and 'pitch' your offer. During the workshop session we'll be using the online tool, Mentimeter, to anonymously capture and share the notes and contributions made during the session.

If you have any questions or are not sure if this session is right for you, please contact our Good Practice Mentor Outreach Specialist, Jo Stapleton (joanne.stapleton@ageukcamden.org.uk)

Organized by

The Good Practice Mentor (GPM) programme is a new and innovative project that brings together legacy, learning and resources from Ageing Better, a seven year Test & Learn project that worked to reduce social isolation and loneliness in people aged over 50, and engaged more than 150,000 people in over 366 projects.

The GPM team includes; South Yorkshire Housing Association Age UK Camden Leeds Older People Forum Torbay Community Development Trust

Each partner brings a unique set of learning and skills to the project, and together we offer a wide range of training, bespoke support for your organisation and toolkits and resources to help you on your journey to reducing loneliness and isolation.

Find out more about the Good Practice Mentor programme and the range of support on offer by emailing Jennie Shrewsbury, Programme Lead - j.shrewsbury@syha.co.uk

FreeJun 25 · 4:00 AM PDT