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Part-time/Freelance Coordinator - South West England | |
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Contract: Up to two years with review/renewal after first year Contract value: £5600 p.a. (inclusive of VAT) Hours/Days: Average one day per month (12 days p.a.), plus two additional full days p.a. for induction, training, meetings or evaluation. Total of 14 days per year @ £400 per day (inclusive of VAT) Job Description The Sheila McKechnie Foundation (SMK) is the only registered charity in the UK dedicated to connecting, informing and supporting campaigners, and works with individuals ...
Read more... Published: Monday, September 06, 2010 |
Category: Jobs Topic: Networking |
Development Manager-UnLtd | |
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Development ManagerPart-time: 18 hours per week Home working with frequent travel around the South West region and one visit to London per month £26,367-£28,395 pro rata + pension contribution Contract to 29 July 2011 UnLtd's mission is to reach out and unleash the energies of people who can transform the world in which they live. We call these people social entrepreneurs. We are the largest organisation supporting social entrepreneurs in the UK. Unleash the change.. ...
Read more... Published: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 |
Category: Jobs Topic: Networking |
Barton Hill Settlement wins national award for Bridging Cultures | |
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The Barton Hill Settlement's People's Hive, East Bristol, recently won a national award for its work in promoting intercultural dialogues and building community bridges. The awards, presented by the Institute for Community Cohesion and the Baring Foundation, are for grassroots schemes and projects, run by community and voluntary organisations that help to build bridges between communities and cultures. An action plan was developed to address problems arising in Barton Hill resulting from changes ...
Read more... Published: Thursday, December 10, 2009 |
Category: News From Creating Excellence Topic: Networking |
South West Regional Compact Annual Review 2008 | |
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The South West Regional Compact is a framework for strong and effective relationships between the voluntary and community sector and the public sector in the South West. This annual review provides examples of how the Compact has been put into practice over 2008, including winning the Compact Commission's Award for Excellence at a Regional Level. Link to South West Regional Compact Annual Review 2008
Read more... Published: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 |
Category: News From Other Organisations Topic: Networking |
Urban Forum new report - Where are the women? | |
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Urban Forum is launching a major new report based on research from all over the country, which points up the severe imbalance of men and women at senior levels in Local Strategic Partnerships (LSPs). The report, published jointly with Oxfam Uk and Women's Resource Centre, finds that whilst women are fairly represented at lower levels of these structures, the percentages drop alarmingly higher up the scale. The report calls on government to address this by monitoring women's involvement and ...
Read more... Published: Friday, September 07, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
Social Enterprise Coalition seeks Ambassador applications | |
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A major recruitment drive is underway to find 20 individuals who are passionate about using business for social and environmental change - and who can inspire others to feel the same. We are looking for enthusiastic people with a track record in social enterprise, who have great stories to tell about how this way of doing business changes people's lives. The closing date for applications is 5pm on August 20. The British Government is inviting people passionate about using business to create social ...
Read more... Published: Friday, August 10, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
The EXCHANGE wins top regional award | |
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Sturminster Newton's The Exchange was named "Best Regional Market Town Project" at the South West Market Town Awards Presentation Evening held on Monday 9 July 2007 at Dillington House Hotel, near Ilminster. Part of the community-led redevelopment of Sturminster Newton's old livestock market site, The Exchange is a dramatic new community centre. Following closures of the livestock market and Creamery, The Exchange will catalyse community regeneration and includes a main hall/theatre ...
Read more... Published: Monday, July 23, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
A little about the Devon Towns Forum | |
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Did you know the Devon Towns Forum exists to provide all Community Partnerships working in Devon with a range of complimentary support and networking services? The Forum enjoys the active support of its principal partners the Market and Coastal Towns Association and Devon County Council to provide a range of services designed to help community partnerships develop and engage directly with the experts and supporting organisations such as Creating Excellence. The list of our Key Objectives below will give ...
Read more... Published: Monday, May 21, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
LGWP Masterclass - Making Strong and Prosperous Communities | |
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There was very good support for a masterclass held on the 26th March looking at ‘Making strong and Prosperous Communities'. The objective of the day was to consider how organisations need to prepare for the opportunities under the local government white paper, and the skills and capacities needed to be created to provide more sustainable communities. Consideration was also given to what the white paper has to offer organisations and the region as a whole. A series of masters were assembled ...
Read more... Published: Thursday, April 26, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
Thank you! Network development on its way! | |
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Thank you to many network members for their participation in the survey about our network which was sent out in January 2007. Your views have been collected and the final report has just been submitted to us by the independent consultants, so the final piece of the jigsaw is putting into place the recommendations. The findings of the report are based upon a 10% response from the membership and this along with the focus group meetings means we have a fair understanding of your views and wishes for the ...
Read more... Published: Monday, April 16, 2007 |
Category: Networking Topic: Networking |
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