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inspiration house

You are welcome to Inspiration House, a Non-Profit Organisation; our services are available to young people, disadvantaged people, single parents, and socially isolated people in the community. Our approach is based on building relationships in the community to assist in providing vocational training, community resources, mentoring and assistance to reduce poverty and social isolation in the community and projects to meet our purposes and mission.

fresh inspiration

Fresh Inspiration is a charity dedicated to lasting transformation in the lives of millions of people. Our purpose is to motivate, inspire, develop, and support people through life, restoring pride, joy and hope for all generations. As an organisation we are determined to be: Responsive to the needs of people, Respectful to every individual, Honest in all of our engagements, Accountable to those who hold us in trust, Inspirational in all our activities and Creative in all our work.

shared inspiration ltd

How Shared Inspiration builds and maintains effective relationships Shared Inspiration is experienced in building and maintaining relationships with individuals and teams through: An initial introductory meeting Needs Analysis – establishing your context and starting points Contracting –agreeing terms of reference Confidentiality Rapport –active listening, positive body language and effective questioning A variety of inspiring tools and techniques Personalising coaching/supervision/training to meet your individual needs Bringing the Shared Inspiration core values – inclusion, equality and diversity Regular reviews of the coaching/ supervision/training and adjustments OUR TEAM

inspiration dance academy

Inspiration Dance Academy - Leicestershire - Alexandra Tortolano Dance school Leicestershire Leicester Barlestone Newbold verdon Desford Children dance school Dancing Street dance

maths inspiration

2003, Maths authors and speakers Rob Eastaway and Simon Singh realise that outside London there are almost no public maths events suitable for Year 11s/12s (the two school stages when pupils can opt to drop maths). They organise a lecture event in a hall linked to Manchester University and run two events, morning and afternoon. The aim is to show that there's more to maths than taking exams. About 500 attend in total, but the venue is hot, expensive and not in a convenient location. 2004 Rob Eastaway decides to repeat the event, but this time in a theatre in the centre of Manchester - the Royal Exchange. Not only is the location better, but a theatre with its raked seating, lighting and good acoustics has far more impact than a large hall. Tickets are £5, heavily subsidised by sponsors PwC, so that the event will be affordable for all schools. The event is called Maths Inspiration and our tradition of holding all our events in theatres and concert halls is born. The speakers are Colin Wright, Helen Joyce (later to become a senior editor at The Economist) and Rob Eastaway, with Claire Ellis as compere. Two sell-out shows reach nearly 700 teenagers.

the inspiration federation

The Inspiration Federation is a Not-For-Profit Organisation that works with young people to; educate and promote positive citizenship and social responsibility; raise aspirations; champion the true inspirational people within our communities; inspire young people to reach their potential, and also raise money to support those injured during active service in the Emergency Services and HM Armed Forces.

inspiration care limited - chesfield house

Inspiration Care - Inspiration Care - Providing a Quality of Life The Inspiration Care objective is to Provide the Highest Quality Care and Support Possible and to have a positive impact on the lives of our service users, their families and the communities that we serve.

inspiration for all

We know how challenging it is to be a leader in schools and how important effective leaders are in bringing about better outcomes for students - because great leaders deliver successful schools, and successful schools deliver better behaviour, increased confidence, and improved academic and employability outcomes for their learners. We have made it our mission to help transform the quality and stability of leadership in schools serving disadvantaged students. It was our shared purpose and our combined experience of over 60 years in education and business, that inspired us to set up the social enterprise, Inspiration For All and to develop our Inspiring Partnerships programme. We know how effective the programme can be for inspiring and supporting leaders in challenging schools and also the value partnering with business leaders can bring. Our aim is to work with senior leaders in 1000 challenging schools over 3 years to empower them as leaders, improving outcomes for the most disadvantaged.

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