Support Fenland
A project that aims to listen to the voluntary community groups’ needs across Fenland and respond, enable and empower development within communities.
New Support for Fenland Groups
Consultation now open for proposed reservoir in the Fens
Community engagement funding comes to Fenland
Fenland Community Living Rooms – Want to be part of these new community spaces?
Nominate your Wisbech Unsung Heroes
Young People’s Counselling Service Parent and Caregivers Group starts up in Wisbech
How our Community Engagement Lead rose to the challenge in Fenland
Cambridgeshire Skills are organising a Summer Fest of Fun Activities
Launch of the Support Fenland report
Funding in Fenland…what next?
Councillors tells us their views
A Series of Fortunate Events
Our learning and moving onto the next phase
Support Fenland: Reflecting on our Public Event
Support Fenland: Capturing the Views of Council Officers
Starting Conversations
Funding Approved for Support Fenland
About Support Fenland
Following the earlier funding received by Support Cambridgeshire for their work in Fenland, the partnership is thrilled to announce an additional five-year funding from the National Lottery Community Fund to further develop the Support Fenland project. This funding will continue to support and develop voluntary and community sector groups and organisations throughout the county.
The Support Fenland project began in 2021 with funding from Lloyds Foundation Bank, initiating a one-year pilot project to assess the support needed by voluntary and community groups in Fenland for further development. The outcome highlighted the essential need for such support across the district to maximise the potential of the Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS).
The project is poised to ensure that Fenland’s charities and community groups consistently have the resources and support necessary to cultivate healthier, happier communities. If you need to speak to someone from the project, please email either Marija or Didem (Dee).
Funded by The National Lottery Community Fund
Our partnership
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Cambridgeshire County Council.