‘All about Community’ Podcast Episode 6 ‘Think Smart, Talk Fast’
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Published 4 Aug 2022 in Podcasts
Are you interested in the benefits of taking an active role in your community? Listen to the sixth episode of the 'All about Community' podcast hosted by our own Conor O’Neill.
This series is all about community! From hearing stories from colleagues as well as people in wider society about their volunteering and community work, these podcasts are designed to make us re-examine our busy lives to think of ways we can give back to the world, and be part of a rewarding community in the process. Each episode has its unique angle, this week is about fundraising.
'All about Community' Podcast Episode 5 - ‘Think Smart, Talk Fast’ with Ruth Rackstraw & Sian Kennedy from Street Teams
In this episode we hear from Ruth Rackstraw and Sian Kennedy at Street Teams, a charity Midcounties have had a relationship for a number of years dealing with child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Walsall. Ruth and Sian discuss the evolution of the charity, the difficulty parents face with CSE in the age of the internet, and what you should do if you suspect something is wrong. They also discuss the misconceptions around CSE, the work they do and what the future holds for their charity.
Listen in 🎧
So, whether you’re listening for the first time or tuning back in; whether you choose to grab a cuppa, go for a walk or plug us into the car on your drive to work, we hope you enjoy the conversation.
Episode 1 - 'When you're at the top, keep climbing', Luke Hilton Click here to listen
Episode 2 - 'Let’s do this now', Hannah Picken Click here to listen
Episode 3 - 'Life isn't always Fairtrade' Julia Farrell Click here to listen
Episode 4 - ‘Dream big, believe bold’ Amelia Crews Click here to listen
Episode 5 - ‘Courage doesn’t always roar’ Chris Chandler & Jordan Davis Click here to listen
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