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Voluntary Sector North West
St. Thomas Centre
Manchester
M12 6FZ
Tel: 0161 276 9300
Fax: 0161 276 9301
Email: info@vsnw.org.uk
Applications open for Community Voices grants
28 January 2010
Twenty-six community projects will be selected by the Media Trust to receive funding of either £1500, £7000 or £14,000, as well as support from digital mentors to help you make a difference in your community.
Community Voices is about supporting communities, specifically those with the greatest experience of social isolation or disadvantage, in their vision of creating a meaningful difference to their lives.
It aims to inspire, empower and support disadvantaged and isolated communities across England who might otherwise feel voiceless and unheard. Digital media can be the perfect way to get yourself heard! In addition to making funding available through the awards and grant scheme, the Trust provides free mentoring by media professionals and a rich calendar of training.
Apply by 28 February 2010 to be considered for a grant.
You can apply online, or in writing by downloading the Application Form.
Featured Event
Open Public Services - Passage of a bill workshop
This VSNW/Parliamentary Outreach Service event will explore the stages that the bill would go through, their relative importance and ways to engage and influence
Featured News
Transforming Local Infrastructure Fund results announced
The beneficiaries of the £30 million fund to help transform and modernise local charity support services have been announced by Nick Hurd, Minister for Civil Society.
Relaunch of Voluntary Sector Cuts Website
The Voluntary Sector Cuts website has now been relaunched with additional functionality to enable VCS organisations to records cuts to funding and their effects
Views sought on Department of Health draft statutory guidance
VSNW are requesting your views on draft statutory guidance as support for joint strategic needs assessments and health and wellbeing strategies
Events & Trainings
VSNW’s list of events & training opportunities for VCS groups in the North West
