Posts Tagged ‘Community Networks’

The Handsworth and Lozells Community Cohesion Hub

Community Roots Building - Handsworth

Birmingham City Council established the Handsworth and Lozells CommUNITY Team early in 2008, in response to dialogue and work with communities, public and community agencies and voluntary sector groups.

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£2m Community First Fund announced for Birmingham

Cash Alert

The Community First fund, including the Neighbourhood Match Fund, worth £30m, has now been published.
Birmingham as a whole has been allocated just over £2m of the total £30m available. More good news is that the funding will be available in 27 of the city’s 40 wards. However, if you are based or live in one of the 13 ineligible wards, you can’t apply for the funding.

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Extended: FREE Training provided at your premises (final places available)

Training - Presentation

The final few Chamberlain Forum FREE training sessions are available to a limited number of community groups and organisations at a venue of your choice. The sessions would be delivered by Tippa Naphtali of Chamberlain Forum / Community Network 4 Birmingham.

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Event: Building Society, Transforming Infrastructure

Clean-Up Crowd

With talk of a ‘broken’ society – recent looting and violence on our streets – this Resident University workshop is for the people and groups who are building society to give their views on Transforming Local Infrastructure.

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Extended: FREE Training provided at your premises

Training - Notes

The Chamberlain Forum is extending the offer of FREE training sessions to a limited number of community groups and organisations at a venue of your choice. Sessions will be allocated on a strictly first come basis.

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