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Many taxi firms are disabled friendly and it is worth shopping around for a good price. In Kirklees, for example, some firms have signed up to a charter regarding their services to older people. You may also be eligible for a discount e.g. in Kirklees some taxis offer a discount if you have an Excel card.

Community transport

Many areas have some form of community transport for vulnerable or isolated people. Sometimes this is door to door or on routes in areas not readily served by commercial transport. Some charge is usually made to cover the costs of the service. Very often the drivers are volunteers and sometimes it is part of an outreach or befriending service.

Concessions, passes, blue badges

You may be eligible for these. Check with a travel centre, Metro and or your local council.

Travel training/travel buddies

Many local authorities run travel training schemes for people with disabilities and particular vulnerabilities to help them use public transport. Sometimes they employ travel buddies to help people get used to using local transport independently. This can do much to broaden someone’s travel horizons and help to reduce worries and isolation. Sometimes our services can offer ‘graduated exposure’ which is a behavioural intervention for managing anxieties and phobias.

Lift Shares Car sharing scheme for West Yorkshire.

Access Bus Access Bus is a door-to-door service for people in West Yorkshire who have difficulty using other forms of public transport. You will need to register to use the service and all trips must be booked in advance. The service uses modern low-floor accessible buses. Access Bus vehicles are specially designed to carry at least two passengers travelling in wheelchairs. There is a £3 single fare for using an Access Bus, however, if you have a concessionary bus pass you can travel free of charge. Trips are mainly to local shops and operate during the day.

Transport aids/assistive technology If you are disabled or elderly you may be able to hire a scooter, wheelchairs or walking aid from your council. In recent years there have been breakthroughs in assistive technology like GPS watches and other tracking devices which enable people to raise an alarm if they are in difficulties whilst out about or have strayed from areas they would normally stay within. These are particularly useful for people with learning disabilities or dementia and they help give families peace of mind.

Coping with public transport A service user from the Richmond Fellowship has produced some excellent advice to help people who suffer from anxiety use public transport (page 2).

Blue Assist Blue Assist is a national scheme aimed at helping anyone with communication issues. This could be someone with Autism, an acute mental health problem, a hidden impairment, learning disability, Dementia, or speech and language issues.

They use a simple card system for people which can inform others they have an issue and to pose simple questions which will help them get what they want.

Community transport in Barnsley

Barnsley Dial-A-Ride They run the ‘Door 2Door’ service, Shopper Bus and community care scheme. 01226 7300073 Typetalk 18001 01709 515151 Language Line interpretation also available.

Changes to concessionary travel in South Yorkshire New enhanced concessionary travel arrangements for disabled and elderly people in South Yorkshire have been approved with effect from Sunday 8 June. To find out more, view the  SYPTE website .

Community Transport Calderdale CTC successfully run an accessible minibus service throughout Calderdale and now Kirklees. All their drivers are DBS checked.

For more information, email  [email protected]  or phone 01422 888080.

Calderdale Council’s wellbeing hub Information on travel and transport and covers befriending and other community services.

Connect to Support Kirklees Council’s online store and information site for sources of social and health support.

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Community transport in Kirklees

• WVRS Kirklees Good Neighbours is a community scheme which offers befriending and social transport across Kirklees. Call 01484 453679.
• Cameo is a small service which covers the residents of Denby Dale and Kirkburton Monday – Friday. It provides transport to GP surgeries etc for those unable to use public transport. Call 01484 609122.
• Travel Companions are volunteers who offer their time to assist a client to carry out every day tasks such as shopping, GP appointments, community groups or simply getting fresh air! Travel companions are either: ‘Car Companions’ – volunteers who use their own car, ‘Public Transport Companions’ – using buses or taxis or ‘Walking Companions’.
• Caring Cars is an agreement between local taxis and Kirklees Council on customer service standards for the elderly.
• Kirklees Travel Training Scheme is a pilot scheme for people with learning disabilities and other vulnerable groups. For more information contact Karen Graham (project coordinator) on 07827 946936 or email  [email protected]
• Safe Places Projects aims to provide a safe environment for people with learning disabilities in Kirklees who may require some additional support when out and about in the community. They are ‘havens’ for people to turn to in busy public places if they need help or reassurance. Safe Places are all buildings that are open to the public such as shops, leisure centres or public buildings. Call 01484 340811 or email  [email protected]
• Kirklees ‘Out and About’ leaflets are available from Gateway to Care. They contain information, advice and contact details in one handy pack for elderly residents.

Hospital transport

• Calderdale and Huddersfield Hospital Foundation Trust run a shuttle bus for visitors between Huddersfield Royal Infirmary and Calderdale Royal Hospital.
• The service runs: Weekdays 7.30am-6pm on the hour and every half hour from HRI main entrance Evenings 6pm-8.30pm from HRI main entrance Weekends 2pm-8pm from HRI main entrance
• Mid Yorkshire Hospitals Trust shuttlebus service  runs between the Trust’s hospital sites, Dewsbury and District Hospital, Pinderfields Hospital and Pontefract Hospital.

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Understanding Parental Conflict and it’s impact on children

This e-learning course is aimed at anyone who has contact with children, young people and/or their families and work or volunteer in Kirklees. This course will give you a basic understanding in parental conflict and the impact that this has on childrens outcomes. Once you have passed this course, you would then be able to access face to face training to support you to feel confident and competent in having conversations with parents about conflict.

https://kirklees.event-booking.org.uk/elearning-detail/%3DMzN0gTM/Understanding-Parental-Conflict-and-its-impact-on-Child-Outcomes

Child Sexual Exploitation 

This free 20 minute e-learning course is an introduction to child sexual exploitation (cse). This free course is text and image based and available on the Virtual College Learning Management System.

• Understand child sexual exploitation
• Find out how to spot the signs
• Know who to report any concerns to

For professionals that come into contact with Children

https://www.virtual-college.co.uk/resources/free-courses/keep-them-safe

Child Trafficking

This is a free resource which is appropriate for all professionals who may work with children who may have been trafficked. This course provides you with an awareness of the main issues around victim identification and what steps to take to provide support to a child victim of trafficking.

• http://course.ecpat.org.uk/

Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

(Please note that the course is free but there is a charge of £20 should you wish to print the certificate).

This course has been designed for health, mental health, social service providers, educators and any professionals in the UK working with children, adolescents and adults affected by FASD. Parents, Caregivers and family members may also find the course useful.

The course provides an overview of FASD history, risk factors for Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, signs, symptoms, prevention and suggested treatment.

• https://nationalfasd.org.uk/learn-more/training/e-learning/

Domestic Violence, Substance Misuse and Mental Health

Domestic and sexual violence, problematic substance use and mental ill-health are three issues which often co-exist and when they do, things can become complicated.  This course is designed to ‘uncomplicate’ matters by raising your awareness about how the three issues interlink and reflecting on the most effective ways to engage with individuals and families who are affected by these issues

• http://elearning.avaproject.org.uk/

Female Genital Mutilation

The Home Office has launched free online training for frontline professionals in identifying and helping girls at risk of female genital mutilation (FGM). This comes as figures are released revealing that police forces have investigated dozens of FGM cases over the last three years.

• www.fgmelearning.co.uk

Prevent Awareness

This offers an introduction to the Prevent duty, and explains how it aims to safeguard vulnerable people from being radicalised to supporting terrorism or becoming terrorists themselves.

• http://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk

Prevent Referrals

This package builds on the Prevent awareness eLearning training. It is designed to make sure that when we share a concern that a vulnerable individual may be being radicalised, that the referral is robust, informed and with good intention, and that the response to that concern is considered, and proportionate.

• https://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk/preventreferrals

Channel Awareness

This training package is for anyone who may be asked to contribute to, sit on, or even run a Channel Panel. It is aimed at all levels, from a professional asked to input and attend for the first time, to a member of staff new to their role and organising a panel meeting.

• https://www.elearning.prevent.homeoffice.gov.uk/channelawareness

Forced Marriage Awareness

This resource pack consists of a poster for your staff, a footer for your email, a guide to Forced Marriage legislation and a facts and figures infographic which is designed to be used by all professionals (such as teachers, police officers, social and health care professionals, housing officers) and others who may have to deal with forced marriages in the course of their work.

It provides a basic understanding of the key issues surrounding forced marriage, how cases can present, and how to respond appropriately.

• http://www.safeguardingchildrenea.co.uk/resources/awareness-of-forced-marriage-register-for-training/
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Drugs Awareness

This free drugs training is suitable whether you are a parent, carer, employer, employee, friend or somebody who is worried about anyone who is or may be using drugs (legal and illegal substances).

There are two courses to choose from depending on whether you are working with young people or if you are supporting adults.

The package contains audio video clips which require enabled speakers or use of a headset via the computer audio output socket. When viewing the video please listen carefully to the ‘opinions’ being expressed together and consider them in conjunction with the video discussion points.

• www.drugstraining4free.co.uk

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s)

About: This training gives an introduction into adverse childhood experience and how they can impact on a child’s development.  It covers seven sections:

• An Introduction to ACEs: By the end of this section you will be able to identify adverse experiences that can impact on a child’s development and their response to stress.
• Brain Development in the Early Years: By the end of this section you will understand the importance of healthy brain development in a child’s early years and the impacts of toxic stress.
• The Impact of Childhood Adversity: By the end of this section you will understand that experiencing adversity in childhood can have a significant impact over a person’s life course resulting in ill health, poor wellbeing and in some cases premature death.
• Social, Health and Community Impacts of ACEs Early Trauma: By the end of this section you will be able to identify a range of social and community impacts resulting from ACEs.
• Protective Factors: By the end of this section you will be able to give key examples of ‘Protective Factors’ that can help prevent ACEs and different strategies that can help build resilience.
• Looking at ACEs Through a Trauma Informed Lens: By the end of this section you will understand what it means to look at adverse childhood experiences through a ‘trauma informed lens’.
• Building Resilience: By the end of this section you will understand how building resilience can help mitigate the impact of ACEs

ACE’s E-learning: https://www.acesonlinelearning.com/  

The Anti-Bullying Alliance has developed a suite of free online training for anyone that works with children and young people. The programme was particularly developed to reduce levels of bullying of disabled children and those with special educational needs (SEN) but applies to all children.

Training courses include:

• What is bullying?
• Bullying and the Law
• Bullying and SEN/disability
• 10 principles to reduce bullying
• Preventing bullying
• Responding to bullying
• Cyberbullying (Online bullying)

For further information, please visit the Anti-Bullying Alliance website

Prevent Covid 19

This online training course has been created by Learn Et Al through Virtual College. It aims to provide learners with information on COVID-19 and suggests best practice for businesses in the current climate.

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Skills Bootcamps

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Tenders are invited by the Council from Providers with relevant experience and ability to demonstrate sufficient capacity for the provision of Skills Bootcamps (the "Services"). Skills bootcamp:- Skills Bootcamp courses run for up to 16 weeks, 60 Guided Learning hours (non-digital), and up to 100 guided learning hours (digital) and form part of the government's commitment to helping adults learn the necessary knowledge and skills for new jobs in expanding sectors, such as digital, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and green technologies. They are developed by training providers in partnership with employers. Kirklees council seeks Skills Bootcamps that align with the West Yorkshire Local Skills Improvement Plan that enables employers and individuals to access the technical skills they need to support growth, transformation and increased productivity in our key sectors. To avoid duplication of regional and national Bootcamp offers - we specifically seek partners that can deliver Skills Bootcamps in the following key sectors:- • Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing • Financial and Professional Services • Creative Industries • Construction The estimated value of the Services to be awarded is approximately £272,000 per annum. The anticipated commencement date for the Contract(s) is 13th May 2024 or as soon as possible. The anticipated expiry date for the Contracts is 31st March 2025, with the option to extend for a further twelve (12) months subject to the Skills Bootcamps being successful and the council being successful in receiving further grant funding from WYCA or DofE. The documents for this procurement are available at https://uk.eu-supply.com/login.asp?B=YORTENDER Additional information: 1.1. The Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") is conducting this procurement process under the 'Light touch" Regime of regulations 74 to 77 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 ("PCR"). This procurement exercise will therefore be run in accordance with the PCR 2015 as they apply to "light touch" services. The Council do no commit to following the procedure precisely and reserve the right to vary the procedure from that of the PCR 2015 where necessary as detailed within the information and instructions for Tenderer.

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Senior Travel Assessment Unit Officer

£39,186 - £41,418

Are you efficient and organised and a team player? Do you enjoy helping people and working within a fast-paced environment? 

If so, we have an exciting opportunity for a Senior Travel Assessment Unit Officer to join our busy service.

The Transport Service provides escorted transport for 850 pupils with special educational needs and disabilities to schools within Kirklees and beyond, 2,400 bus passes and boarding cards, transport for older people to day care and other provisions for after school clubs and short breaks/respite.

The Travel Assessment Unit assesses pupils and families individual needs, and provides a suitable and safe travel solution for eligible pupils with special needs and disabilities. You will be responsible for supporting the Travel Assessment Unit Team Manager with the day to day delivery of the travel assessment service.  You will be expected to line manage the Travel Assessment Unit officer, the Training and Recruitment Officer and Independent Travel Trainers, and provide support and guidance on a day to day basis.  You will work alongside colleagues in the Passenger Travel Team to ensure a high quality, customer focussed and value for money service is delivered to those families that need it most.

You will have:

• Significant experience of multi agency working, bringing organisations together with the child and family at the heart of decision making, managing conflicting priorities.
• Knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation, statutory guidance, policies and operational issues related to the delivery of home to school transport;
• Knowledge and/or experience of working with people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
• Excellent communication skills
• Experience of supervising staff, undertaking appraisals and 1:1’s
• Experience of managing difficult situations whilst working in a demanding, fast paced working environment, and be able to demonstrate resilience in such situations;
• Proven ability in problem solving and finding creative solutions
• Competent use of IT and digital technology with an awareness of social media.
• Ability to travel to various locations in order to carry out duties of the job. Possession of full and valid driving licence and a car available for work.

An enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required for this job.  A conviction may not exclude candidates from appointment but will be considered as part of the recruitment process.

17 January 2021, 11:55 PM

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New Kirklees travel advice rules in full as government brings in strict guidelines to combat Indian variant

All but essential travel in and out of Kirklees is now discouraged

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The government has introduced new rules on travelling and out of Kirklees as concerns over the Indian variant of coronavirus increase.

People are being encouraged to avoid entering or leaving Kirklees for all but essential travel .

The area currently has the fourth-highest Covid infection rate in England, according to Public Health England, and has been identified as an area where the strain that first originated in India is spreading fastest.

The government does not name the Indian variant, instead referring to it as "the new Covid-19 variant" with Kirklees deemed to be one of the areas where it is spreading the fastest.

To get the latest email updates from ExaminerLive, click here .

The government says on its website: "The new COVID-19 variant spreads more easily from person to person. To help stop the spread, you should take particular caution when meeting anyone outside your household or support bubble."

It goes on to issue the following advice:

• Meet outside rather than inside where possible
• Keep 2 metres apart from people that you don’t live with (unless you have formed a support bubble with them), this includes friends and family you don’t live with
• Avoid travelling in and out of affected areas unless it is essential, for example for work (if you cannot work from home) or education

This is advice rather than a hard and fast rule but the government has said people should try to stick to the new advice "wherever possible".

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The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has received £10.053 million from the Government’s Active Travel Fund.

Kirklees is set to benefit from £2 million of this fund.

The fund intends to create more space for people to travel by bike and on foot. It also aims to ease the pressure on public transport and relieve congestion.

What will happen in Kirklees?

In Kirklees, the money will be allocated to schemes for improving cycling and walking in towns across Kirklees. It will also be part of Kirklees Council’s emerging, district-wide ‘Active Travel Agenda’.

Where will the investment go?

Prospective areas of improvement to benefit from the fund include the A62 Leeds Road in Huddersfield, walking and cycling access to the Spen Valley Greenway in and around Cleckheaton, and improved connections to Dewsbury Railway Station.

In addition, the council is also looking into the possibility of creating an ‘Active travel neighbourhood’ in an area of Huddersfield. The goal of which is to improve links to the wider walking and cycling network in the town.

Councillors Comments

Cllr Peter McBride Cabinet Member for Regeneration said: “This funding could make a significant difference to how we travel in future; it is no secret that as a council we are committed to making it safer and easier for people to travel by bike or on foot.  

“However, we also recognise how important it is to take into account the views of our local communities, and businesses when planning changes to our highways, and as such we will be consulting fully on our plans for this funding before any changes are implemented.”

Cllr Naheed Mather, Cabinet Member for Greener Kirklees said: “This funding along with all the other investment we are making in improving active travel in Kirklees is essential to encouraging more people to leave their cars at home more often.

“By making [fewer] journeys by car, we can all contribute to reducing our carbon footprint, improve air quality and help tackle the climate emergency.

Cllr Rob Walker, Cabinet Member for Environment, said: “We are looking to deliver ambitious, wide-ranging cycling and walking measures across Kirklees so that we can support more people to take shorter journeys by bike or on foot.

“During this pandemic, we have seen how important it is to have more space to move around our towns and villages safely and how this can help create more capacity on the public transport network.”

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