The Peabody Community Grants programme exists to support projects and activities designed to improve the quality of life of Peabody residents. Grants of between £500 to £5,000 are available to support local activities that:
Closing Date: 21st March 2018
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At White City Community Centre we have a range of rooms for hire at competitive prices. They are ideal for meetings, conferences, AGMs, training and much more.
For more information Click Here or visit the website at: whitecityenterprise.co.uk
Do you remember a character from a childhood book as fondly as an old friend?
If you do, you’ll know the magic of being able to slip into another world as and when you need to, or how books can make your world a bigger, brighter place.
For bookworms especially, it’s hard to believe that anyone could see reading as anything other than empowering, or even just a pleasure. For the third of children from disadvantaged areas who leave primary school without being able to read well, often it’s nothing but a chore.
That’s why we like to turn up on the doorstep, with backpacks of books, two little stools, and a pair of volunteers who know that words take you places
Click on the heading below to find more information about each role and to apply.
1) Community Engagement Coordinator
Passionate about our work on the ground? Help us mobilize people to get involved in their local Doorstep Library project, through volunteering, fundraising or individual giving.
We’re looking for someone to coordinate our brand new project in the Edgware Road/Marylebone area, supporting a team of ten volunteers and the families they visit each week.
3) Digital Marketing Internship
We’re looking for someone who is excited about all things digital and ready to transform our social media output with creative, on the ground multimedia content rooted in the stories of our families and our of volunteers.
4) PR Volunteer
With three new Doorstep Library projects starting in the next month, we’re looking for an experienced PR officer to help us with drumming up press coverage about future plans. Immediate start for a 3-5 day project.
Earls Court Partnership Limited, are delighted to bring to your attention a new community space called The Crossing that will be opening early this year as part of the launch of the final phase of the pop-up High Street at West Brompton Crossing.
The Crossing has been designed to be a great space for local organisations, charities and artists to use on a temporary basis, between 2 weeks and a month, to promote their work, project or business within the community.
The use of the space will be completely free of charge, with Earls Court Partnership Limited covering all utilities and wi-fi costs. We hope it will serve as a platform to raise awareness of some of the excellent local organisations and artists that are active in Earls Court. Please refer to the attached flyer for more information.
We are now reaching out to organisations that we hope may be interested in using the community space. If you, or someone you know, would be interested in a tenancy period at The Crossing or have any further questions about the space, please do not hesitate to get in touch with some more information about your organisation.
For more details regarding the space please email us with your name, email, address, phone number & information about your business:
communityshop@westbromptoncrossing.com
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The charity Victim Support, which currently has its head office in Hallam Street, W1, has a significant amount of office furniture available including up to 40 meeting chairs and 40 office chairs, various sizes of filing cabinets and storage cupboards, tables, bins, crockery, clocks and much more. A full list is attached below.
All items must be collected by 28 Feb 2018, so email Liz Moxon if you’re interested.
The government is asking interested parties for their views on a green paper setting out measures to improve mental health support for children and young people.
The green paper focuses on earlier intervention and prevention, and is especially linked to schools and colleges.
Your input is needed before midday on 2 March 2018.
Click Here to find out more
Since 2000, the Charity Awards have been Civil Society Media’s annual awards ceremony held to identify, recognise and reward those organisations doing exceptional work in all areas of charitable activity. Any type of project or campaign can be entered and it will be judged by a distinguished panel of sector judges against entries from other organisations in your sector. There are ten categories and an overall winner is taken from the winners of each category. Entry is free and this year the closing date for applications is Friday, 23 February.
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Epic CIC is currently recruiting for the following new positions:
We’re looking for highly motivated and dynamic individuals to assist in the design and delivery of an innovative and engaging youth work programme that meets the personal, social and educational development needs of young people 9-19 years of age (up to 25yrs for those young people who have a lifelong learning difficulty and/or disability).
NB: All roles require a flexible approach to meet the demands of the post including evening and weekend work.
To apply: Please go to the links below where you will find the relevant job description and expression of interest forms:
http://www.rootshr.org.uk/senior-youth-support-worker-inclusion
http://www.rootshr.org.uk/senior-youth-support-worker-music-specialism
http://www.rootshr.org.uk/youth-support-worker
Closing date for applications: Wednesday 24th January
The GLL Sport Foundation is an athlete focused support programme providing individuals in Hammersmith and Fulham with tangible support to aid their sports performance, support includes training membership access to over three hundred venues across the UK, access to physio and injury rehab support and financial awards up to the value of £1,250.
Details and access to the application portal can be found via this link
Should you need any further information please contact Phil Kemp on Phil.Kemp@GLL.ORG or 07548132890
The programme was launched on 11th December 2017 and the deadline has now been extended to 9am Monday 22nd January 2018.
WLCCG (NHS West London Clinical Commissioning Group) has made available one-off funding of £150,000 for a range of mental health self-care activities. These activities must be aligned to Community Living Well, a network of services based in the community to support people with stable long-term mental health needs supported by primary care. New self-care activities will extend the range of options available to people and support making the best use of community mental health resources.
If you are a charity, voluntary organisation or social enterprise and have an idea for an innovative project you would like to test, or you would like to expand an existing service, this could be the funding for you. You can learn more and apply by visiting this page on the KCSC website
sobus
20 Dawes Road, London, SW6 7EN
Telephone 020 7952 1230
Email info@sobus.org.uk
Registered Charity No.1071089
and Company Limited by Guarantee. Registered in England No.03471416
Sobus is a new Community Development Agency for Hammersmith & Fulham. It has been created through the merger of the Community and Voluntary Sector Association Hammersmith & Fulham (CaVSA) and the Fulham Community Partnership Trust (FCPT). Building on the strengths of both organisations, sobus aims to provide a wider range of support services for local charities, community groups, social enterprises and start up businesses.
