What’s your fundraising plan after the summer? Need to brush up on some fundraising skills? Join the FSI’s training events and workshops in London to help your charity stand out and secure fundraising success. We are offering 5 heavily subsidised training courses in central London and 3 workshops in Hayes to help your charity to thrive. Book your place today! Training Events: Wednesday, 12th September Fundraising from Trusts & Foundations (Full Day) Thursday, 20th September Engaging with Online Fundraisers and Influencers (Half Day AM) Creating and Delivering a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign (Half Day PM) Monday, 24th September Developing Corporate Relationships (Full Day) Tuesday, 25th September Developing Your Fundraising Strategy (Full Day) Venue: The Grayston Centre, 28 Charles Square, Hoxton, London, N1 6HT Cost: £7.50-£15, full details on our deposit policy available on our website. [button link=”https://www.thefsi.org/services/training/london-september-2018/” type=”big” color=”purple” newwindow=”yes”] Book Now[/button] Workshops in Hayes Wednesday, 26th September Demonstrating Your Impact Develop Your Fundraising Strategy Supporting & Managing Volunteers Venue: Barra Hall, Wood End Green Lane, Hayes, UB3 2SA Cost: £5, full details on our deposit policy available on our website. [button link=”https://www.thefsi.org/services/face-to-face-workshops/west-london-september-2018-26th/” type=”big” color=”purple” newwindow=”yes”] Book Now[/button] As a taster of the knowledge on offer, watch these top tip videos on Corporate Fundraising from our last Northern Fundraising Conference.
The Dalgarno Trust is recruiting for a health programme manager for a 6-month contract (this could be extended subject to funding). The role is 35 hours a week and we will consider flexible working. The role is to manage our successful and dynamic HealthWorks programme. Through this programme we work with a number of partner organisations supporting the organisation and delivery of activities that promote well-being and physical activity. If you would like an informal char about this job, please email Ann Goodger – ann@dalgarnotrust.org.uk to arrange this. Applications should be sent to ann@dalgarnotrust.org.uk by Monday 10th September 2018. Interviews will take place on Friday 14th September. Click Here fore the Job Description Click Here for the Application Form Ann Goodger Director – Marketing & Projects The Dalgarno Trust 1 Webb Close Dalgarno Way London, W10 5QB Email: ann@dalgarnotrust.org.uk Website: www.dalgarnotrust.org.uk Tel: 020 8969 6300 Direct: 020 7042 7185 Charity No:1105119 Ltd Company No: 05093320
The Refugee Council’s Supporting RCOs project is delighted to invite you to a training session on “Crowdfunding”. This free training session will introduce you to crowdfunding, how it works, and what are most suitable forms of Crowdfunding for voluntary and community organisations and how to successfully plan and launch a crowdfunding campaign. The training session will explore theory and examples of successful case studies that could inspire your Crowdfunding campaigns. Learning outcomes: On completion of this course you will be able to: Understand the different sources and forms of crowdfunding available Identifying the right crowdfunding platform for your campaigns Take simple steps to increase your chances of raising funds through crowdfunding Act on practical next steps – choosing, planning, costing and launching your crowdfunding campaign. There will be an opportunity for you to prepare your own pitches, and deliver them to participating colleagues for peer (crowd) critique. Course title: Introduction to Crowdfunding Date: 20 September 2018 Venue: Resource for London, 356 Holloway road, London N7 6PA Time: 10am-16:30pm Lunch will be provided and travel expenses will be reimbursed for participants from London-based Refugee Community Organisations (copy of your receipt required). Book your place now To book a place and to confirm your attendance please complete the online booking form available here. Ezechias Ngendahayo MInstF (Dip) Projects and Training Coordinator Development team Refugee Council PO Box 68614 London E15 9DQ T: 020 7346 1163 F: 020 3070 0228 w: www.refugeecouncil.org.uk/supportingrcos
Do you believe that people should be at the heart of the way our health and care system is designed and delivered? At Healthwatch Central West London we have three local committees that represent the boroughs we work in. They provide the link between local people and community members with the board, as well as a way of ensuring that Healthwatch is responsive to local issues and that our work plan is co-produced. This year we became an independent organisation and therefore need to hold elections for local committee members. To find out more about what this role involves and the process of being elected, please click more information. [button link=”https://healthwatchcwl.co.uk/about/local-committees/” type=”big” color=”pink” newwindow=”yes”] More Information[/button] If you are already a local committee member, or wish to become one, you will need to complete an application form by the 9th September. To find out more, please click on apply. If you need any help while completeting your application, or would like further information, please email info@healthwatchcentralwestlondon.org [button link=”https://healthwatchcwl.co.uk/about/local-committees/” type=”big” color=”pink” newwindow=”yes”] Apply[/button]
We want your views and opinions! We plan to build the Sands End Arts and Community Centre which will house a nursery, community café, a large hall and smaller community rooms in Peterborough Road. Our vision is for the community centre to not only provide new services for residents of the Sands End ward, but also build a stronger more vibrant centre for all residents in south Fulham. We plan to open the community centre in late 2019. Please complete the survey and tell us what you think? Click here to got to the full post and link to the survey on the LBH&F Kamal Hanif Communities & Regeneration Manager LB Hammersmith & Fulham Council 3rd Floor, Hammersmith Town Hall Extension, King Street, W6 9JU Web: www.lbhf.gov.uk Email: kamal.hanif@lbhf.gov.uk Tel: +4420 8753 4563 Mobile: +447771 843975
The Homeless Link social investment project with which is designed to support the homelessness sector in England. We offer dedicated support and flexible loan/grant packages from £25,000 to £150,00 to enable sector organisations to increase their impact by developing new models for income generation/funding or to invest in other areas to strengthen their organisation’s long-term sustainability. Click Here for our brochure which gives more information of our fund and includes case studies of our first investees. Jaishree Mistry Investment Manager Homeless Link Minories House | 2-5 Minories | London EC3N 1 BJ Tel: 020 7840 4435 Mob: 07507 506378
For groups that would benefit from attending a ‘Meet the Funder’ event delivered by The London Community Foundation for our Save London Lives programme. The session will support organisations to understand the criteria and focus of the programme, how to complete the application form and provide an opportunity for organisations to ask questions on a one to one basis before the programme closes on the 10th of September 2018. Save London Lives, part of the Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund (ESDF), aims to build a better and more robust community response to youth violence in London by increasing the impact and resilience of organisations working to reduce violence among young people across London. The fund will encourage and support locally based solutions that are developed and delivered by a range of organisations, working together in areas across London. Through this fund we will provide grant funding, capacity support and networking opportunities to organisations in London who are responding to youth violence under at least one of the following three themes: Trauma School Family Grants of up to £20,000 are available over two years, and organisations operating in any London borough with an income of under £500,000 are eligible to apply. There will be two sessions and the dates and venues are: 23rd of August- Hugh Cubitt Centre – 48 Collier Street, London N1 9QZ Time: 2pm-4pm Room: Main Hall Closest station: Kings Cross 28th of August- Pembury Community Centre – 1 Atkins Square | London E8 1FA Time: 2pm-4pm Room: Studio 2 and Studio 3 Closest station: Hackney Central or Hackney Downs To book one of the dates, please follow this link Looking forward to hearing from you.
The Inter Faith Youth Trust, the only UK charitable trust solely to fund inter faith projects for young people is offering Grants of up to £500 as part funding for projects or activities. Priority is given to projects that: Actively involve young people, promote positive action are Non-statutory organisations, Focus on children and young people aged 11-25. Projects supported will be focused around Inter Faith Week, the 11th to the 18th November 2018. Grants are awarded for proposals for inter-faith activities involving children and young people from Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh and other faiths and those of no formal faith in understanding and co-operation. More information, examples of activities and tips on how to make the most of Inter Faith Week can be found in the Toolkit available to download from the website. Deadline: 14th September 2018 Click Here to apply for fund