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Clore Duffield Funding

Published on Thursday 1st May by Mike Freeman

The Foundation offers grants to registered charities, schools, voluntary organisations and professio ..... (Closing Date: 17th Sep 2008)

Open Date 1 April 2008
Close Date 17 September 2008
Minimum Amount £1000.00
Maximum Amount £10000.00
Description The Foundation offers grants to registered charities, schools, voluntary organisations and professional and amateur arts organisations for projects that provide young people (aged 0-18 years) with the opportunity to experience performing arts education.

Grants of between £1,000 and £10,000 are available for performing arts-related educational projects. The Awards fund the project costs of work that covers every aspect of the performing arts, including opera, dance, music, musical theatre, the spoken word and theatre. The funding is available for new projects rather than for extensions or repetitions of existing ones. Total project costs should not exceed £30,000.

The scheme runs from 2005 to 2010 and operates two grant-making rounds each year. The deadline for the remaining 2008 Round (Round 8) is 17 September 2008.
Weblink http://www.cloreduffield.org.uk/page_sub.php?id=71&parent=35
Contact Email info@cloreduffield.org.uk
Contact No. 0207 351 6061
Related File CPAAapplicationform.pdf
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The Children and Young People's Services Awards 2008 News

Published on Thursday 15th May by Mike Freeman

It is difficult to overstate the importance of improving the life chances of children and young peop .....

Article It is difficult to overstate the importance of improving the life chances of children and young people, with issues around childhood and adolescence under the public spotlight as never before. These awards recognise the innovative and inspiring work taking place all over the UK that exemplifies the principles enshrined in Every Child Matters, the Children’s Plan and the Ten Year Youth Strategy.

This work is taking place at every level, some of it project-based and with a preventative focus, some of it concerning change throughout organisations to make them more centred around the young, and some of it involving the demanding task of creating services where none existed before.

The Children and Young People's Services Awards, brought to you with the help of The Children’s Workforce Development Council, aim to recognise and celebrate the best that is being achieved across the UK.

They are a chance for you to get your hard work, innovation and dedication recognised by colleagues. And they’re a way to communicate some of the learning and best practice from projects at the forefront of developing new ways of working. Finally, the awards are an opportunity to raise the profile of the sector to government, political and funding supporters and the general public.

We hope you will be inspired to enter the awards and achieve the wider recognition that your organisation's achievements deserve.

Catergories:
A Best corporate parent
B Children and young people's champion
C The health and wellbeing award
D The stay safe award
E The integrated working award
F The play award
G The workforce development award
H The justice award
I The youth work award
J The early years award
K The learning award
L The extended school award
M The best use of information systems award
N The active citizens award
O The financial capability award
P Council of the year
Q The arts and culture award
R The advice and guidance award
S The preventative work award
T The third sector engagement award
U The anti-bullying award
V The children and young people’s services team of the year
W The award for outstanding achievement

How many do you think Northamptonshire can win? Nominate NOW!!
Weblink http://url.co.uk/lcbjr
Contact Email Helen.horton@haymarket.com
Contact No. 020 8267 4433
Related File Entry Kit - ACTUAL.pdf
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Child Protection Training / Event

Published on Monday 16th June by Mike Freeman

Child Protection (22nd Sep 2008 at Knuston Hall)

Date 22 September 2008
Venue Knuston Hall
Cost FREE
Description Please send in £60.00 Deposit (returnable) for all full day courses at Knuston Hall

Applications available from Helen Devine
Contact Name Helen Devine
Contact Email hdevine@northamptonshire.gov.uk
Contact Number 01604 410236
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Vote for us to win a National Lottery Award News

Published on Tuesday 17th June by Mike Freeman

The Kettering Parenting Network is a project managed by Northamptonshire YMCA, lead by Chrissy Aldwi .....

Article The Kettering Parenting Network is a project managed by Northamptonshire YMCA, lead by Chrissy Aldwinckle. It is a project within KeepHealthy@Kettering. KPN is aimed at working with parents, carers and organisations that support families offering parenting support. It focuses on the gaps in services and by working with parents and local groups, Kettering Parenting Network will seek to improve parent support through increasing training opportunities and local support networks.

KeepHealthy@Kettering has reached the semi finals of the National Lottery Awards in the iVillage.co.uk Award for Best Project. It is up against 9 other health related projects across the UK. We are the only project in this category within the East Midlands!

Please follow the link below and vote for us.
Weblink www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/awards
Contact Email NAllan@northamptonshire.gov.uk
Related File kettering health.pdf

Last updated on 17/06/08 by Phil Sorrell