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Community Service Volunteers- Bristol

Community Service Volunteers (CSV) offers a range of outdoor learning programmes for organisations, community groups and individuals in Bristol. They provide a wide range of local community-based projects that give people new skills and develops confidence. The services CSV provide:

Community Voluntary Action Tameside (CVAT) - Tameside

Community and Voluntary Action Tameside (CVAT) the leading support and development agency for voluntary, community and faith groups in Tameside, our overarching mission is to build and support a strong and vibrant voluntary and community action in Tameside. They aim to do this through the provision of our development services, offering community and faith groups and organisations grass roots support; our networks, offering you the chance to make connections and have influence; and our volunteer support services, offering support to individuals and those organisations involving volunteers.

Corby Voluntary and Community Services

Corby VCS (Voulntary and Community Services) are the Corby and District local infrastructure organisation, supporting and helping to sustain local voluntary and community based organisations, and assist local vulnerable and excluded people. Corby VCS will: Provide advice and support to people wishing to volunteer. Provide a centre to promote volunteering and community involvement, which will include training. Advise and support community organisations, which involve volunteers in their charitable activities.

Crossroads Women - Kentish Town

Crossroads Women bring together women from different ages, backgrounds and communities to share experiences, and learn from and support each other. Activities include research, meetings, cooking, community consultations and surveys, exhibitions, film and theatre workshops, publishing fact sheets, leaflets, pamphlets, website design and maintenance, books and training in these skills. Through the Centre women can get practical help to: escape sexual and racial violence; access information about our rights; oppose discrimination of all kinds; participate in self-help activities and peer support; volunteer; train in new skills; find out about other local and London-wide services; get support for community, cultural, educational, health or social projects.

East Herts YMCA - Skills for Life

YMCA Herts works with young people across East Hertfordshire, Stevenage and West Essex. Our objective is to enable young people across East Hertfordshire to truly belong, contribute and thrive – and we create this possibility by providing: A safe place to stay An opportunity to make a fresh start Effective support based on needs The tools to enable young people to thrive

Everydays Tomorrow - Finchley, Barnet (North London)

Everyday's Tomorrow aim to encourage, inspire and promote the personal and professional development of disadvantaged women and girls (in particular African and Caribbean women) to participate fully in their local communities and the labour market, by improving access to learning, employment and self-employment Key Aims To ensure that there is equality of opportunity and access to mainstream services. To support African and Caribbean women in achieving their goals both personally and professionally To raise awareness of the issues affecting disadvantaged African and Caribbean women Promote safety for all women Services include: Job club Financial literacy project Domestic Violence Family programme Family, Friends Fitness Programme

Forest Voluntary Action Forum - Gloucestershire

Forest Voluntary Action Forum (FVAF) support volunteering and the voluntary and community sector in the Forest of Dean The work of FVAF includes :-

Grassroots - Luton

Grassroots has been in Luton, running ecumenical, educational and inter faith programmes, working alongside churches in their mission and ministry, supporting community initiatives, and providing interfaith work to build a plural society in Luton and around the UK. Grassroots works in partnership with Churches Together in Luton, the Bury Park Beech Hill Council of Churches, Luton Council of Faiths and Ghar se Ghar (Hindi/Urdu words for ‘Home to Home’ - a Women’s Co-operative). There work is currently catorgorised into three broad groups - Inter Faith Relations Spirituality of Justice Inter Faith Work with Women

Hackney CVS - North East London

Hackney CVS is Hackney’s leading voluntary and community sector support agency and local Council for Voluntary Service or CVS. The CVS supports of people to run successful voluntary and community sector organisations by giving them access to the key skills, knowledge and resources necessary to respond to the needs of local people, especially those most in need. See the website for a full list of services. .

Hackney Quest - Hackney

Hackney Quest aims to develop the potential of young people and support their families. Positive Youth Engagement Programme (PYEP) - This programme supports over 200 young people aged 8-19 from all over Hackney - arts, social and creative activities, training and networking opportunities. Adult and Youth Volunteer Programme. Family Support Project including: Individual support/signposting, Coffee mornings and seniors clubHelp with form-filling/ letter writing, English speaking skills, IT skills and support and Positive parenting courses and support. For more information see the website

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