Part 9: Attracting volunteers
This session is an introduction to the duties of charity trustees and it is one of a number of recordings we have produced around setting up and running a small charity or association.
Entries by Christine Trevorrow
Part 8: What do trustees have to do?
This session is an introduction to the duties of charity trustees and it is one of a number of recordings we have produced around setting up and running a small charity or association.
United with Ukraine Community Grant / Cambridge City
CAMBRIDGE City Council has launched a grant for community groups to apply for up to £2,000 to support people who have fled the war in Ukraine. To be eligible, funded activities will need to meet one or more of the following priorities: Navigating life in the UK Promoting community cohesion and integration Delivering money advice….
Peacocks Meadow Secures Funding as it Provides a Safe Space for Local Residents
Some downtime during lockdown – plus Support Cambridgeshire’s Funding Alert emails – gave this community garden the impetus to go on a fundraising blitz.
Connecting Communities 2021: Your Feedback
We report back on our volunteering conference, and what our attendees thought of it.
A Series of Fortunate Events
The Support Fenland project moves from discovery to delivery phase with a series of events and the offer of one-to-one support. By Victoria Hopkins This week I have been celebrating two months since I joined the Support Fenland team. Before I head off for a well-earned break, here is her quick update for you all…..
Connecting Communities 2021
It’s that time again for the annual Connecting Communities conference, a time to bring a range of good practices and thoughts together to talk about volunteering across the county. This year’s theme is Volunteer Management and how the voluntary and community sector can move forwards from the past year. The event is hosted online, and….
Support Fenland: Reflecting on our Public Event
This week was another busy week for the Support Fenland project, as we hosted another of our engagement events – this time extending an open invitation to anyone with an interest in community in Fenland.
Listening to Community Organisations
The Support Fenland project continues at pace this week as we met with members of a wide range of community organisations across the district.
Support Fenland: Capturing the Views of Council Officers
The Support Fenland project starts in earnest with a round-table discussion with council officers about what the voluntary and community sector needs to help it flourish.
Our partnership
Support Cambridgeshire is a partnership between Hunts Forum and Cambridge Council for Voluntary Service. We recognise the need for greater cross-working and the ability to provide a high-level offer to charities, village halls and parish councils.
Our supporters
The partnership is funded by
Cambridgeshire County Council.
Cambridgeshire County Council.
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