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8th Sep 2008
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News

Harrogate Alcohol and Drugs Agency
Charity Fundraising Ltd appointed as consultants to HADA
£75,000 Grant
Major grant for Sussex Autistic Society
€2,550,000 Funding
Block funding achieved for cbm Ireland
£37,940 Grant Funding
Another BBC Children in Need success from Charity Fundraising Ltd
£47,286 Grant Funding
More success from our fundraising consultants
£75,000 Grant Funding
Our consultants are delighted to have achieved this grant for The Core Trust.
Dame Hannah Rogers Trust
Charity Fundraising Ltd is delighted to welcome Dame Hannah Rogers Trust as a new client.
Sussex Autistic Society
Charity Fundraising are delighted to welcome Sussex Autistic Society as a new client
New Fundraising Training Workshop
Our new look Finding Funding training workshop will be launched in Ipswich on 21st May 2008
Charity Fundraising Ltd: Professional Memberships
Charity Fundraising has now been accepted as a Corporate Member of the Institute of Fundraising and are included in the NCVO list of Approved Consultants for 2008.

CBM Ireland

In 2006 CBM Ireland commissioned our services to produce four international development funding bids for The Civil Society Fund of Irish Aid (Foreign Affairs Department of the Irish Government).

Working directly with the Central Africa Regional Office and liaising with the Irish office, we produced all of the bids to a tight timescale.

Each of the bids succeeded and have achieved a total sum of €1,504,416 for international development work in Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo. These major programmes of medical intervention for people with Cataracts, Glaucoma and vision impairment as well as orthopaedic surgery, physiotherapy and prosthetics for people with disabilities are now underway. The funding will also enable a wider range of benefits through HIV/AIDS awareness raising, empowerment of women’s rights, micro-enterprise schemes and primary education bursaries. Training of local staff is an important aspect of each project and will enable longer term benefits for the programme.

We are now working on a regular basis with CBM Ireland, supporting monitoring of existing programmes and supporting them to move on to the next phase of longer term Government co-funding which will enable € Multi – Million annual block funding. This has included programme design with cbm partners and regional staff in Africa; major bid preparation; development of a strategic plan and policy documents; and presentations and meetings with senior staff at Irish Aid. We look forward to continued success in our relationship with cbm.