Whether you need a single desk or an entire office space we can offer a range of options available for short or long term lease. Our central and affordable office accommodation is accessible and fully managed by Support Staffordshire.
If you want to find out about how Support Staffordshire can support your group
Then the Forum is for you.
Please book your place using the contact details to the left
This one day course provides organisations and individuals first aid to an appointed person level and aimed at those personnel that are working in low level risk such as offices, voluntary organisations, shops and schools; or those that are volunteering or seeking employment. This is a Health and Safety Approved Centre workshop where the assessment is in the form of continuous assessment and oral questioning.
This course will cover:
Look out during the coming months for the link to this important national survey which will be shared with you through Newsletters, email and on social media.
Every charity, regardless of type and size, should be a safe place – for all your beneficiaries, supporters, volunteers and staff.
Building strong safeguarding practices and a safe culture can be complicated though, especially for those organisations taking their first steps in tackling them.
We are recruiting to a new Board of Trustees!
CACH has been running projects in the community for a number of years as a partnership; now we are becoming an independent charity to secure the future of the project - and we need your help to make that a reality!
This is a unique opportunity to join a new charity that is building on the success of a well-established service. CACH has an exceptional reputation for creating a positive impact on people’s lives and the community.
One-off grants are available for voluntary sector organisations for the piloting of new services and approaches or the extension of current programmes that support offender rehabilitation.
Grants of between £50,000 and £250,000 are available over two years (between April 2020 and March 2022).
Voluntary organisations can apply for funding. They should be a registered charity, an exempt charity or a social enterprise.
Applications can be submitted by:
The British Science Association is committed to supporting community groups across the UK.
They have launched British Science Week grants, which offer up to £1,000 to community groups to help them run events during British Science Week, taking place between 6-15 March 2020.
The deadline for applications will be 5pm on Monday, 11 November 2019. For additional information, you can read the grant guidelines, which are available on the grant website.
Fun Club Hub Youth Provision
Fun Club Hub are an award winning youth provision for young people aged 8-16, offering a variety of activities from open youth clubs, schools work, community family days & volunteering opportunities.
They have released their Autum Term Programme of events, taking place across Burntwood and Lichfield. Full details are on the attached poster and entry is £1.
More details on the group can be found on their website: www.funclubhub.co.uk/
We need volunteers....
to help keep this garden looking cared for. Could you and your family lend a hand occasionally? We really need your help!
What kind of work do the volunteers do?....
