No Barriers Here Facilitator Training

Please open or download the facilitator training information PDF below for information about the day, costs and further information.

How to find us:

For training delivered at The Mary Stevens Hospice, Stourbridge Junction is the nearest train station and is just a 5-minute walk from the hospice. The hospice is near main bus routes and located within close proximity of motorway networks.

Cancellation Policy

If a delegate wishes to withdraw from the course please note, that due to the purchase of resources no refunds are allocated however, a delegate will be able to transfer the space to a colleague. Occasionally, situations beyond our control means we have to cancel a training course. In the event that this happens, delegates will be informed as soon as possible and offered an alternative date.

We offer bespoke No Barriers Here education programmes for providers across the health and social care sector working in any healthcare or community setting. Bespoke packages are a popular choice for organisations and stakeholders who are working in partnership, or looking to address inequity in palliative and end of life care. A minimum of 8 people is required for a bespoke package and a maximum of 20. At no extra cost, two No Barriers Here Facilitators will travel to a place of your choice within the UK to deliver the bespoke programme. Please get in touch for delivery outside of the UK.

If you have any specific training requirements and would like to discuss a bespoke package to suit your service or locality, please complete this form or contact: gemma.allen@marystevenshospice.co.uk

“The No Barriers training team came and delivered a session in house. The education was great, and all attendees were very engaged. It was attended by both hospice staff and multi-professionals within the local Learning Disability support teams. Many of the group had not previously met, but with the facilitation of the session everyone was quickly chatting about the project and how they might use this new tool. This very practical session meant we all left with art to reflect our own advance care plans as well as an enthusiasm to facilitate our own groups.”