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#VillageHallsWeek Resource - Local emergency? How your village hall fits in

Some villages have community resilience plans, which often use their village hall as a "muster point" in emergencies, or even for emergency shelter.  It is good practice to consider developing a plan even if you think your community is not likely to be at risk from events such as flooding. 

#VillageHallsWeek Resource: Hiring out your village hall

The village hall checklist for you to use when hiring out your village hall

Safeguarding - a priority for all charities

The Charity Commission have published a new safeguarding strategy which stresses that safeguarding should be a priority for all charities, not just those working those who are vulnerable or at risk.

Quarterly Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report

The Norfolk Economic Intelligence Report for quarter two has been published (July - September 2017).

Funding: The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation - No deadline

Grants are available to registered charities whose work improves the quality of life of the disadvantaged, elderly or young. 

Funding: Charles Hayward Foundation Grants - No deadline

Main Grants of £15,000 - £25,000 are available to registered charities

Meet the Management Team - Rik Martin, Chief Executive Officer

A chance for you to meet our Management Team, and put faces to names.
 

Grants for individuals for specialist and/or medical equipment

The Hospital Saturday Fund offers full or partial grants to individuals for specialist and / or medical equipment.

Taking the headache out of heating

With the colder weather and longer nights approaching, a big worry for many people who live in ‘off-gas’ areas and depend on heating oil is the cost, so Community Action Norfolk is encouraging consumers to buy early and save money.

Enabling Communities - What you can do

The government’s ‘Big Society’ concept has led to a radical re-evaluation of how local authorities deliver services. The aim is for a balance of power between citizen and state. At local level it’s very much about enabling and encouraging communities to take a greater active part in deciding upon and delivering local services.

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