About this Event Our first Open Meeting of 2024 will be held virtually via Zoom on Tuesday 12th March at 10:00. In conjucntion with the Open Meeting, we plan to hold two sessions which we believe will be relevant and useful to members. You can view or download the full agenda here. Who can attend This event is available […]
Come join us for our pre-conference networking event!
Come join us at the UK's largest Animal Welfare event.
05 June 2024 at 1300 is our next 'Behaviour Lunch and Learn'. This time our guest hosts are Fiona Cooke and Lyndsay Arliss from Woodgreen. Fiona and Lindsay are going to talk us through the latest thinking in LIFE principles, which we touched on in the last session. This session is just for ADCH members. […]
About this Event 10:00 - 11:00 The ADCH Annual General Meeting (AGM) We invite all voting Members (Full Members) to join us for our virtual AGM. The AGM is an opportunity for us to reflect on the past year and to understand ADCH plans for the year ahead. We will also be confirming the results […]
Join us for our third Open Meeting of 2024 which will be held virtually via Zoom.
Delivered by ADCH Wellbeing Volunteer, Gary Fielder, these wellbeing sessions will run every Wednesday.
Delivered by ADCH Wellbeing Volunteer, Gary Fielder, these wellbeing sessions will run every Wednesday.
Delivered by ADCH Wellbeing Volunteer, Gary Fielder, these wellbeing sessions will run every Wednesday.
Delivered by ADCH Wellbeing Volunteer, Gary Fielder, these wellbeing sessions will run every Wednesday.
Join us for the final Open Meeting of 2024 hosted by RSPCA Sussex North & Brighton Branch.
Delivered by ADCH Wellbeing Volunteer, Gary Fielder, these wellbeing sessions will run every Wednesday.
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