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Community Sector News COMMUNITY SECTOR NEWS AMBER VALLEY CVS EXISTS TO DEVELOP AND BE PART OF SUMMER 2012 A VIBRANT VOLUNTARY SECTOR Community Directory Derbyshire Inside this issue: Over 5000 Community groups at your fingertips! Funding 2, 3 Did you know that there are over Training 4, 5 5000 voluntary and community groups in Derby city and Derbyshire? That‟s 5000 groups doing Volunteering 6, 7 everything from supporting people in times of need to providing fun activities for children and young people not to mention the groups who tackle race and hate crime and those who offer a meeting place Member News 8, 9 &10 for like-minded people be they railway enthusiasts or keen walkers. Health and 12 For the first time all of these groups, in their rich diversity, are Social Care available in one place – the Community Directory Derbyshire! The Directory is available for everyone to explore and find out what goes Community and on in the world of community and voluntary groups in Derby and 13 Marketing Derbyshire. Community Directory Derbyshire was created by a partnership of local charities, led by Community Action Derby, who provide support to community groups. The new online directory Derbyshire LINk 14 makes it easier to find groups by area, interest or type of support. Help at Home 16 If you are part of a community group you can check if your group is registered by visiting www.communitydirectoryderbyshire.org.uk - if you find your group isn‟t listed, registering is just a click away and it‟s FREE! CIRCULATION LIST For more information about the Community Directory Derbyshire (Please tick) email: [email protected] or call 01332 227719. CHAIR [ ] MANAGER [ ] TREASURER [ ] SECRETARY [ ] ……………… [ ] ……………… [ ] ……………… [ ] FUNDING Funding success for Amber Valley groups Congratulations to Amber Valley voluntary and community groups on your successful funding applications throughout last year. Name of Group Amount Project Awarded Somercotes Scouts £250.00 Towards recruitment materials and their website Ripley Rangers £245.00 Towards mini soccer football nets Marehay Junior Cricket Club £250.00 Towards coaching and equipment Friends of Ripley Nursery £250.00 Towards a summer programme Sporting Futures £2408.00 Cost for countywide Multi Sports Activities The New Over 60‟s £500.00 Towards transport costs Amber Valley CVS’s Funding Fair - February 2012 Once again the funding fair was a great success with over 30 representatives from local voluntary and community groups attending. Coalfield Regeneration Trust CRT is actively encouraging and Fifth Word Theatre have all benefited small voluntary and community from grant awards that enable them to groups to come forward with provide improved services and projects for their ideas for funding under its their communities. Level 1 grant scheme. CRT cannot fund salaries under this scheme The scheme allows for capital or revenue but it can support the use of Sessional funding up to a maximum of £5,000 for workers to deliver projects that provide local projects in eligible coalfield areas with high community benefits. It can support training for levels of deprivation. volunteers and host groups, and can also support purchasing of equipment and small The fund is currently undersubscribed and the refurbishment projects. regional office will gladly assist applicants to determine if they have a project that fits with To discuss your own project with the Trust CRT criteria. please telephone 01246 820970 to get the ball rolling. So far in the current funding round, projects like Bulwell Boxing Club, Newton Methodist ―What have you got to lose?‖ Church, Clipstone Youth Centre Playscheme, Page 2 COMMUNITY SECTOR NEWS FUNDING Young Peoples Activity Grants The application will be judged on the following criteria: Criteria for Langley Mill & Aldercar Impact - How many young people will Through the Langley Mill and Aldercar benefit from the scheme? Are they hard Connecting Communities scheme, this grant to reach groups that are not usually has been set up to support activities for involved in activities? Is this project children and young people. The grant scheme linked to any other projects? will support activities for people up to the age Value for money – Cost of project of 18 that aim to provide a service that relevant to the impact that it will have. strengthens community links in the area. The grant panel will be looking for projects which have attracted other The applicant can apply for a grant up to a sources of funding. maximum of £1,000 and the Connecting Sustainability – This funding will only be Communities Action Group will allocate the available for a limited time so projects grants. that have a plan on how they will make the activities last beyond the funding will The following group/organisations can apply: be given priority for the grant. voluntary/community groups Once your application has been received it will registered charities be assessed to see if it meets the grant parish councils conditions and criteria. The Action Group will schools meet every 2 to 3 months to appraise the other statutory bodies applications. Grant offer letters will be sent out within a week of the Grant Panel decision and Community groups must have a constitution cheques should follow within two weeks. Once (set of rules), bank/building society account the total budget has been allocated, the grant with at least two unrelated signatories and scheme will stop and future projects will be have been established at least two months. declined. Please note no activity must Once the grant is awarded it must be spent start prior to the Grant Offer Letter being within twelve months of the award date. issued as grants will not be paid retrospectively. Projects must be able to demonstrate the regeneration benefits for the Langley Mill & Applications can be submitted at any time. Aldercar area by achieving at least one of the For more information contact Wendy Burridge, following priorities: at Amber Valley Borough Council on 01773 841493 or email improving the health of children & young [email protected] people developing events/festivals value for money reducing crime encouraging access for all COMMUNITY SECTOR NEWS Page 3 TRAINING Celebrating the VCI Passport in Ripley Since September 2011 we have held 5 VCI Passport courses in partnership with Derbyshire County Council. So far 49 volunteers have completed all 5 sessions. We held a volunteer celebration event in December in Ripley where certificates and badges were presented. Volunteers were also invited by Derbyshire County Council to a VCI celebration in Matlock in March where volunteers from all over the county got together with staff and tutors. Evaluations have been completed by the volunteers and the majority stated that attending the course raised their knowledge and confidence in their volunteering roles. Comments on how the volunteers have used the knowledge gained on the course included: “I have used the 1st Aid skills in practice”. “As a coach I now have more confidence in myself, how to observe the children more, respect their needs and act on them”. “The information about diversity posters, also shared some points with youth programme” “Knowing the boundaries of personal competence and responsibility, when to involve others and when to seek advice and support. Also practising 1st Aid in an event where a service user hurt himself”. “Going on the AVEDASS school visits the „how to talk to children‟ came in very handy indeed”. If you are over the age of 16, volunteer with children or young people or want to volunteer with them in the future please contact: AVCVS on 01773 512 076 for more information. Befriending Training We are always looking for people to join us as volunteers to help provide this fantastic service out in the local community. Being a befriender is all about spending quality time with individuals, chatting, and listening and having fun, brightening up someone‟s day. The Befriending course runs for just two hours a week for four weeks. The course is a small friendly informative group, no high pressure or any tests to pass, just lots of positive information and guidelines to help volunteers develop and fine tune their skills. If you would like to know more about the Home from Hospital Volunteer Support service or if you would like to have a chat about becoming a Befriender please contact Amber Valley CVS on 01773 512 076, where we will be more than happy to answer any of your questions. Forthcoming Course Dates are: May 17th, 24th, 31st and June 7th – 1pm to 3pm here at AVCVS in Ripley. If you would like to book on any of the above training sessions please contact us on 01773 512076 or email [email protected] Page 4 COMMUNITY SECTOR NEWS VCI PASSPORT SCHEME VCI (Voluntary Community Independent) Passport Scheme The VCI Passport Scheme is aimed towards volunteers who are working or thinking of working with children and younger people. i.e. children‟s centre, sports clubs etc. FREE Quality Standard Training for Volunteers in the Amber Valley Area. All you need to do to receive your passport is: Sample VCI Passport Complete the following….. 5 x ½ day training sessions Safeguarding Health & Safety SAMPLE First Aid Introduction Involving and Consulting Children & Young People Equal Opportunities “Volunteers are important! They make up a large part of the VCI children and young people‟s workforce and they deserve to receive the support that they need to help them continue to develop their skills, knowledge and abilities so that they can improve the service they give to children and young people”. Mandy Mangold. SNAP Development Project Following completion of the requirements, the volunteer will be awarded with a certificate and a badge which allows him/her to identify themself as an accredited volunteer for Derbyshire‟s Children‟s Trust.
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