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Small Charity Week Activities

Small Charity Week (19th- 24th June 2017) offers free initiatives, competitions and support for over six days to charities or local community organisations. For details of activities, please click on the links below

Day One, I Love Small Charities Day: Three social media competitions to win funds for your charity.
Day two, Big Advice Day: Free advice on any charity topic of your choosing from experts across the sector and business leaders.
Day three, Policy Day: Local and national events will be held to support engagement between small charities and policy makers and influencers.
Day four, Fundraising Day: Take part in free competitions and initiatives to raise vital funds for your small charity and join events to improve your knowledge on fundraising topics.
Day five, Small Charity Big Impact Day: Showcase your small charity and the fantastic impact it makes by applying for the FSI’s Small Charity Big Impact Awards.
Day six, Celebration Day: Get involved and run an event to help raise awareness of and celebrate your amazing work.

For further details visit:  www.smallcharityweek.com

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Valuing Independence Project

After successfully applying to Hammersmith United Charities, Nubian Life Resource Centre Ltd is delivering the Valuing Independence Project for older people in the North of the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. The project will work with local services to create a community of formally hard to reach older people engage in activities and events to improve their quality of life. The project supports older members of the community who rarely engage in organised activity.

To find out more and how to get involved click here.

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Funders Fair 2017 – 2 Weeks To Go

A chance to meet with funders, pick up tips to improve your fundraising and learn about new ways to generate income.

This year’s Funder’s Fair will be held on Tuesday 4th July 2017 at Porchester Hall, Porchester Road, W2 5HS from  09:00 to 14:00.

For more information see the event poster here

To book click here

 

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Sobus Receptionist/ Administrator Job Opportunities

Sobus is recruiting Receptionist/ Administrators to provide reception services and administrative support for the day-to-day management of Sobus. Primarily working from our new Freston Road Hub in Kensington & Chelsea, but also from Dawes Road Hub in Fulham as required.

Pay: £9.75 per hour (London Living Wage)

Hours: Variable

Closing date: Thursday 4th May 2017 at 12noon

Interviews: Week Commencing 15th May 2017

Covering letter
Job description & Person Specification
Application Form
Equality & Diversity Monitoring form

For further information email: Carita.Magnani@sobus.org.uk

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Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group (H&F CCG) – Voluntary & Community Sector Grants Programme 2017/18

Hammersmith and Fulham Clinical Commissioning Group (H&F CCG) has commissioned Sobus to manage a Health and Wellbeing grants programme for voluntary and community sector organisations to deliver projects in Hammersmith and Fulham.
The funding will be for 12 months and the success of this programme will be evaluated during the course of 2017/18 in order to determine whether it should continue in 2018/19.

Please find Application Guidance and Application form below-

Application Guidance
Application Form

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Grove Neighbourhood Centre Spring Fete

The Grove Neighbourhood Centre’s next Spring Fete is on 22nd April, 1-3pm.

Grove Neighbourhood Centre
7 Bradmore Park Road
Hammersmith W6 0DT
Telephone: 020 8741 3321

For further information click here.

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Older People Services Providers’ Network

At the last meeting of the Westminster Community Network, participants focused on identifying unmet community needs and how best to work together to address them. One of the outcomes of the network meeting was an agreement to set up a new Older People Services Providers’ Network. The aim of the network will be, to help providers share experiences, reduce overlaps in services and enable us to work more effectively together to meet the needs of older people in Westminster.  In time this might lead to joint bidding for funding and contracts. We would therefore like to invite you to the first of a regular series of Older People Services Provider’s Network meetings for voluntary sector organisations working in Westminster. Items for discussion will be; 

  • Services and Asset mapping
  • Collaborative Working
  • Setting terms of reference for the network

A full agenda will be sent in due course. If you would like to nominate yourself to chair the network, please let us know by replying to this invitation. Please register to attend the first meeting that will be held on:

Thursday 11 May 2017 2-4pm

One Westminster – 37 Chapel Street NW1 5DP

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New Funding: Westminster Adult Education Services – Community Learning

Westminster Adult Education Services are looking to fund 16 small projects (£5,000) to the value of £80,000 to support learning within the local communities of Westminster and neighboring boroughs, so if you have an engaging innovative project that supports at grass roots level, please do get in touch. All the necessary information you will find below or visit our website https://www.waes.ac.uk/communitylearning or contact Sindi Hearn on 0207 641 7099 to discuss further.

To express your interest, please email communitytenders@waes.ac.uk by Wednesday 5 April 2017. They will email you the project proposal document, also please find the specifications for the community learning services here. The deadline for receipt of applications is 5pm on 19 April 2017.

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Edith Durham Supplementary School Event

Everyone is welcome to come and join us for traditional foods, face painting, music & dance, meeting new people and learning about different cultures.

When: 22nd April, 10am-3pm

Where: 2 Edith Road, West Kensington W14 9BA

Contact: 07882855377

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Petition on Access to Work Scheme Cuts

In April 2018 the Government is planning to impose an arbitrary cap on the amount of support disabled people can claim from the Access to Work Scheme. This policy will make it much harder for disabled people to find and keep a job and has already come into effect for new applicants. To find out more, click here.

The Chair of Action on Disability, a charity based in Hammersmith and Fulham, is asking for your help with a campaign run with AoD to set up a Parliamentary petition to put pressure on the Government to drop this draconian, short-sighted policy. The petition needs 10,000 signatures to force a Government response and 100,000 signatures to trigger a debate in Parliament. For the petition click here.

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