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“A very helpful introduction to making fundraising part of the business strategy for small charities ...”

 

“Very professional;  trainer very knowledgeable and with practical experience and advice to give.

 

The cost is £185 which includes VAT, course materials and lunch. Please contact Peter See on 01394 610581 for further information and to book a place. Places are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

PIP's Theatre Company, made up entirely of adults with learning disabilities, is delivering its latest production, ‘The Mystery of the Red Hat’. It is being performed at the Tabernacle Theatre, 35 Powis Square, London, W11 2AY on Friday 22nd March at 7pm. There are still some tickets available – this is not one to miss! Contact PIP on 0208 960 4004 or go to www.tabernaclew11.com

 

This funding will enable the project  in the Kings Hedges area of Cambridge to expand and respond to more families who are in crisis, aiming to support positive parenting and overcome barriers to learning. The children benefitting from the project will be aged 5 -11 with behavioural or special requirements in school, often because of an unstable family lifestyle due to trauma, loss, parental neglect or lack of coping mechanisms. Peer support will be encouraged for parents through a weekly cookery club.

 

Charities seeking help with drafting or review of major bid processes can speak to the team at Charity Fundraising Ltd on 01394 610581

 

The cost is £185 which includes VAT, course materials and lunch. Please contact Peter See or Kathryn McDonald  on 01394 610581 for further information and to book a place. Places are available on a first-come, first-served basis and will be reserved once payment has been received by Charity Fundraising Ltd.

 

This grant will enable  Westminster Carers Service to continue to provide a carers self-help network across Westminster; building mutual support, companionship and skills to strengthen carers' health and wellbeing to sustain their caring role in the community. The Westminster Carers Time Bank provides a means of building social relationships and connections between people, working together to tackle their problems.

 

This grant will enable the continuation and expansion of a project which offers children and families in Kings Hedges, Cambridge better life chances by delivering intensive early intervention to children aged 2-4 years old in areas such as speech, language, motor skills and social development. Activities will be supported by outings to venues such as the Post Office, library, park or shops to encourage talk and discussion.