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Voluntary Action North Lincolnshire
... helping you in the voluntary sector

 

Head officeVANL works with charities and voluntary groups, providing a wide range of services and support to local groups. Find out more about VANL, what we do and how you join.

Why not drop in at Scunthorpe or Barton-upon-Humber for a chat. You will always be made welcome.

 

 

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News

The on-line public procurement course "Winning the Contract" is now a FREE, nationally available online training resource which all businesses can access.

Following the very strong demand for investment funding, the Futurebuilders Fund is now fully committed and is currently closed for new applications. The Futurebuilders fund has proved very successful, managing to offer investments to over 370 third sector organisations. For the full story click here

CDF is working with the Office of the Third Sector (OTS) to deliver the new Hardship Fund. CDF will be delivering the programme directly rather than through a network of local funders.
 
The Hardship Fund will provide grant support to third sector organisations in England delivering front-line services to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged people in society that have been affected by the recession.

Upcoming Events

Selling Added Value

Thursday 11 February 2010

Selling added value (SAV) uses Social Return On Investment (SROI) to map the added value and impact that is achieved by a project or activity and produces qualitative, quantative and financial results that are relevant to the buyer as the key stakeholder. Normally, this implies a scope/materiality/judgement focusing on customer/buyer.

 

For full course information and a booking form click here

Community Interest Group

Monday 15 February 2010

The Community Interest Group (CIG) is an opportunity for anyone working in the voluntary / community sector to come along and talk to others about what they are doing. We all take a turn to explain our current work, then there's time to talk over what we've heard, or items of interest, to ask for help if necessary or to get to know new people working in a similar area.

Avoid duplication of effort, use other people's expertise and make new allies. And it's informal and friendly. Everyone's welcome.

Meetings are roughly monthly and circulate around North Lincolnshire, and the newsletter issued after each meeting contains the news from the meeting, plus from others who couldn't attend, and goes to everyone on the mailing list. Get in touch to be included, whether or not you can attend meetings.

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