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Your project must either work across the UK, or be able to inform, influence or scale across the UK.
The fund want to fund projects that:
Advanced Methods of Evaluation, run by the National Centre for Research Methods, will develop your knowledge of and capabilities to adopt advanced evaluation methods within your own work context. Through a mixture of presentations, discussions, practical tasks, case studies and Q&A, this programme will enable you to develop the skills and confidence needed to apply a range of quantitative and qualitative evaluation approaches.
The Co-op Hackathon takes place on 8 and 9 May in Manchester – for co-operators looking to develop or support innovative digital and tech projects for the movement.
The event aims to boost the development of co-operative, ethical tech. It’s an exciting free, two-day event that will bring co-operators together to develop digital solutions for the UK co-operative movement – and beyond.
Why? Co-operatives UK is on a mission to promote digital innovation in the co-operative movement. One way to do this is through Co-op Hackathons.
To support the incredible work that so many charities do to support health and wellbeing, Movement for Good’s second special draw of the year will award £5,000 to 10 charities working in this area. This nomination window is open for five days, from 22-26 April 2024.
This special draw is open to charities whose core charitable purpose is the advancement of health including disability support, the prevention or relief of sickness or disease and the promotion of health.
Friends Provident Foundation small grants programme involves a quicker assessment and decision making process. It aims to support under-resourced or newer entrants to economic systems change work to develop their ideas for a 4D economy with grants of up to £10,000.
Friends Provident Foundation are interested in:
When emergencies strike, local volunteer organisations play a crucial role in providing immediate assistance to affected communities. With the right knowledge, you can be more confident in how you can support yourself, family, friends and your wider community before, during and after times of crisis.
Are you passionate about enhancing your community's preparedness for weather-related emergencies such as heatwaves, floods, or power outages? Do you aspire to contribute to the collective effort in addressing the impacts of climate change?
Join this interactive workshop which will delve into the initiatives that can enhance community preparedness. It's also an excellent opportunity for you to share your experiences and learn from others about effective strategies for tackling climate-related challenges.
Communities are the unsung heroes in times of crisis, stepping up to the plate as first responders and rallying together to provide vital support. But what does it take to build a truly resilient community? How can we come together to not only prepare for emergencies but also respond swiftly and recover without compromising our livelihood, homes, health and wellbeing?
Imagine you, your family, and your community are facing a prolonged heatwave. How would you and your community prepare, respond, and recover? Who would step up to support the community? These are the questions the webinar will tackling head-on, and your input is needed to find the answers.
We are hosting another Get to know trusteeship event for organisations who are looking to recruit trustees and for people who are looking or want to find out more about becoming a trustee.
Are you looking for trustees?
Are you an organisation recruiting trustees? Do you want an opportunity to network with other organisations and people interested in trusteeship?
Macc’s Volunteering Team and Capacity Building Team are working together to deliver the event; Get to Know Trusteeship!
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