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Do you struggle to understand Social Investment and all its related terms like 'Working capital facility' and 'Social impact bonds'?
Well a new guide published on KnowHowNonProfit aims to demistify some of the jargon and help you decide whether social investment is right for you.
- Throughout the UK, on Saturday 24 March, hundreds of individuals and organisations around the world will be holding TB awareness raising events to mark the day, in 1882, when Dr Robert Koch identified the bacteria that causes tuberculosis.
- National charity TB Alert is making free resources available for community groups wanting to hold events.
Charitable organisations in Kensington and Chelsea are set to benefit from greater coordination and services as local support agencies are awarded £379,280 in funding to develop closer links.
The Office for Civil Society has awarded five local support agencies funding for 18 months to transform the way services are delivered and to develop ways to make long term savings.
'Be Clear on Cancer' is the new national Dept of Health campaign to raise public awareness of the symptoms of bowel cancer and to encourage those with persistent symptoms to present promptly.
Although the great majority of people may not have bowel cancer, some may. By catching the cancer earlier it should be more treatable.
Digital Outreach is providing grants of up to £500 to enable local organisations and groups to increase awareness of the digital switchover. Apply by the end of February.
Join us for this special conference and find out how we can build winning campaigns. - Early bird discount available if you book now!
For the lates details and booking visit our Spirit of Activism event page
This is the question being asked for the Electoral Review taking place during 2012.
The Council has published its draft budget proposals for 2012-13 and are seeking your comments in the coming weeks.
The proposals will be finalised by a Cabinet meeting on 22 February before discussion at a full Council meeting on 7 March.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is facing the biggest legal aid cuts in the whole of London with housing, employment, debt, welfare benefits and immigration advice services all affected.
Proposals to reform Legal Aid are currently going through Parliament and could come into effect as early as October 2012.
If you are a local voluntary sector trustee you can now sign up to receive the latest support news from us as part of our new 'Get on Board' governance project.
You can be one of the first to find out about the latest local learning and networking events for tustees and we will keep you informed of changes in governance law and best practice.
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