No Barriers Here Facilitator Training

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

Full payment is required at the time of booking. If you wish to withdraw from the course please note, that no refunds are allocated however, you can transfer your place to a colleague. In the event that we have to cancel a training day (e.g. adverse weather conditions), delegates will be informed as soon as possible and offered an alternative date.

Other information

Payment in full is required on booking via invoice.

Please read through the facilitator training pack for information about what the training is and involves.

No licence fee is required (we aim to keep No Barriers Here as accessible as possible) but please note this course is not a train the trainer.

Our bespoke training packages are designed to suit your needs, offering flexibility and expertise delivered onsite in your location.

Key Details:

• Group Size: Minimum of 10 participants, maximum of 20
• Delivery Team: Two experienced facilitators from the No Barriers Here team will deliver the program.
• Host Responsibilities: The host organisation is responsible for:
  • Securing a suitable venue
  • Covering venue costs
  • Providing light lunch and refreshments for participants
• Facilitator Costs: No additional fees for travel or accommodation for UK bookings.

We are committed to tailoring our training to your specific needs. If you have unique requirements or wish to create a customised package for your service or locality, please reach out to discuss how we can help.

Contact Us:
For enquiries or to discuss your bespoke package, please complete the form below 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.”