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Council for Voluntary Services Central Lancashire Council For Voluntary Services Central Lancashire Welcome to our weekly roundup of all things Voluntary Community Faith Sector in Central Lancashire! This email is issued to subscribers and contributors. Details of how to subscribe, unsubscribe or change your preferences can be found at the bottom of the email. Back issues of our newsletter can be browsed on line by clicking the "Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser" link on the top right of this email and clicking on the "Past Issues" tab on the top bar. To stay up to date please visit and like our Facebook page on: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Council-for-Voluntary-Service-Central- Lancashire/551523201534445 Please also feel free to suggest "like" links for that page. Sections: (click to go, press "Home" to come back) Funding Opportunities ; Vacancies and Employment ; Volunteering ; Fundraising News ; Training ; Events ; Public Notices ; Appeals ; Consultations ; Health ; And now, the news … Funding Opportunities Government Launches Enterprising Libraries Programme - deadline 29 July 2013 The Department for Communities and Local Government has announced that Libraries across the country can now bid for additional funding to help budding local entrepreneurs. The funding will help entrepreneurs enter the business world by transforming them into catalysts for local economic growth and social mobility. Ten libraries will be awarded up to £45,000 under the Enterprising Libraries programme which aims to bring together and develop existing business and intellectual property support. Winning bids will develop their own approach to supporting local enterprise but the range of services could include: Free access to business and intellectual property databases and publications; Market research, company data and information on patents, trademarks, design and copyright; Provision of dedicated space within the library building; Advice on funding, setting up and running a business; etc. The Enterprising Libraries grant programme is the second stage of the £1.3 million Enterprising Libraries project, a partnership between the Department for Communities and Local Government, Arts Council England and the British Library. http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/funding/apply-for-funding/enterprising-libraries/ Youth social action - deadline 29 July 2013 This is incredibly tight but the funding was only released on 27 June 2013 and we only received notice of it today! The government has announced a Youth Social Action Fund. There is £5 million in total over 2 years (£3m is available for programmes in Birmingham and Kent and £2m is available for programmes in Middlesbrough and Lancashire). There is a call for ideas and the deadline for this is 29 July. It is aimed at providing social action opportunities for 10 to 14 year olds and creating positive outcomes for young people, including improved attainment and engagement at school. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/youth-social-action-fund Lancashire County Council: Small Grants for Individual Young People to support learning and development - multiple deadlines from 12 August 2013 Apply early for your project regardless of when it will take place in the year. Funding may be allocated to successful projects early in the year, so there may be limited funding remaining later on. Each year Lancashire County Council Young People's Service allocates funding to support local third sector youth groups and individual young people in each of the 12 districts of Lancashire. 25% of the total funding given to a district is initially set aside for individual young people to apply for support. Group application deadlines and timescales for decisions are listed below. Applications are reviewed by the Operation Manager, young people and the Cabinet member and so the process does take some time. Please account for this when submitting applications. Submitted to District Office 12th August - Cabinet member decision 14th October Submitted to District Office 9th September - Cabinet member decision 11th November Submitted to District Office 15th October - Cabinet member decision 17th December Individual applications made by young people for £250 or less will be reviewed and decided upon in District and so this will be a much quicker process. I encourage you to submit application to District Office at any time, so young people can receive funding quickly. If an Individual application is over £250 it will be subject to a Cabinet member decision and so the deadlines and timescales in the box above will apply. Application Form (Group): http://btckstorage.blob.core.windows.net/site7587/Uploads/2013/07/18/LCCYPSAppGroup.docx Application Form (Individual): http://btckstorage.blob.core.windows.net/site7587/Uploads/2013/07/18/LCCYPSAppInd.docx Digital Innovation Contest – Sport - deadline 14 August 2013 The Technology Strategy Board has launched the Digital Innovation Contest – Sport. The aim of the contest is to encourage digital innovation in the sports sector. The Board are offering five businesses up to £25,000 each to develop innovative commercial prototypes such as apps or digital services. To apply, it is not necessary to have an existing app or service, or to be currently active in the sports industry. 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