We've teamed up with the ISRM to offer this fantastic training to EP Partners and their networks. Training and exercising are undoubtedly two of the most critical components in the development of an effective risk management and crisis response capability. The session is designed to give you the structures and frameworks to develop and deliver tabletop exercises from the simplest to the most complex. Developed through their own participation in developing and delivering training, and exercising programmes in multiple countries and with both government agencies and private corporations, this offer acts as a complimentary next step to those who've undergone our Train the Trainer Scenario Exercising, or for anyone who wants to affirm and enhance their exercising knowledge. 

Please register here.

Join us for the latest updates and news from across the Partnership. A chance to engage with and learn from other community groups, charities, and policymakers.

These dates and times are unlikely to change. We occasionally run additional sessions if there is a specific need or ongoing emergency, and we will provide as much notice as possible for these.

The agenda for the July Network Call will be shared closer to the date.

Continuing our focus on exercising, this is a great opportunity to take part in a dynamic, scenario-based session designed to test information flow, build a shared understanding of organisational strengths and capabilities, and explore how we work together to support communities during a water outage.

The scenario has been developed in close partnership with DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs), ensuring it reflects real-world policy and operational challenges associated with managing a major water incident.

Across the session, you’ll explore how voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) partners contribute at every stage of an incident, from early risk identification and planning, through to response and recovery, with a clear focus on supporting those most at risk.

Please register here.

This training focuses on three areas: i) the stages of planning, preparation, scenario design and how to debrief well, ii) the roles required to support delivery, iii) practical resources. Attendees will gain the skills to design, coordinate and run their own scenario exercises, either internally or with their network.

Whilst we welcome attendees with experience in planning or participating in exercises, this workshop is designed to support those less engaged in formal exercising structures to explore this way of working.

This event has reached full capacity.

Join us for the latest updates and news from across the Partnership. A chance to engage with and learn from other community groups, charities, and policymakers.

These dates and times are unlikely to change. We occasionally run additional sessions if there is a specific need or ongoing emergency, and we will provide as much notice as possible for these.

The agenda for the September Network Call will be shared closer to the date.

The Emergencies Partnership is hosting its first ever all partner, in-person event, EP: LIVE!

EP: LIVE will bring together partners from all sectors to strengthen connections, share learning and showcase the powerful impact of community-led resilience.

Attendees can expect the same quality they value from our online spaces, and much more. The programme offers a full day of inspiring talks, masterclasses and networking opportunities, to celebrate everything we as a network have achieved and take the power of partnerships to the next level. 

Book your tickets here.

Join us for the latest updates and news from across the Partnership. A chance to engage with and learn from other community groups, charities, and policymakers.

These dates and times are unlikely to change. We occasionally run additional sessions if there is a specific need or ongoing emergency, and we will provide as much notice as possible for these.

The agenda for the November Network Call will be shared closer to the date.

This training focuses on three areas: i) the stages of planning, preparation, scenario design and how to debrief well, ii) the roles required to support delivery, iii) practical resources. Attendees will gain the skills to design, coordinate and run their own scenario exercises, either internally or with their network.

Whilst we welcome attendees with experience in planning or participating in exercises, this workshop is designed to support those less engaged in formal exercising structures to explore this way of working.

This event has reached full capacity.

Join us for the latest updates and news from across the Partnership. A chance to engage with and learn from other community groups, charities, and policymakers.

These dates and times are unlikely to change. We occasionally run additional sessions if there is a specific need or ongoing emergency, and we will provide as much notice as possible for these.

The agenda for the December Network Call will be shared closer to the date.