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Ian Ferguson Ian Ferguson From: Ian Ferguson [[email protected]] Sent: 12 July 2012 16:25 To: 'Mark Waddington' Subject: Council for Voluntary Service News - 12 July 2012 Welcome to our weekly roundup of all things Voluntary Community Faith Sector in Central Lancashire! This email is issued to subscribers and contributors. Please feel free to circulate (preferably in its entirety) within your own networks. If you are receiving this email through forwarding and wish to subscribe directly, please email [email protected] with " subscribe newsletter" in the subject line. Some CVS news before we begin CVS Central Lancashire will be holding a six week information exhibition in the Guild Hall Arcade between 20th August and 2nd October. We held a similar event last year at the St George's Shopping Centre and it was a huge success. This is a chance to promote your services and to find out about other services being provided in and around Preston. Bring your stands, bring your banners, bring your leaflets and your posters! We anticipate an even bigger event this year as it is Guild year and we would like to encourage as much participation as possible. We already have many groups signed up but if you would like to be involved, all you need to do is visit our website http://www.cvscentrallancashire.org.uk and click on Useful Links. At the bottom of that page you will find a document entitled "Information Event Sign-up". Complete that form and return it to us, either by hand, by post or by email. And now, the news … Guild 2012 City to adopt ship A Royal Navy ship will be ‘adopted’ by Preston to celebrate Guild year. HMS Charger will be unveiled at the Riversway Festival on Preston docks on July 21. The 68ft patrol vessel will sail into the dock basin alongside Preston Marina’s boat, the Puffin, before being piped ashore for the adoption ceremony. The 54-ton vessel will sail into Preston on July 20 and tie up in the lock before the ceremony the following day. The public will be able to board the ship between 3pm-6pm on July 21 and also between 10am-12noon on July 22 at Preston Marina. http://www.lep.co.uk/news/local/city-to-adopt-ship-1-4713085 Games make city the biggest winner Preston is set for a £3m lift as it prepares to host a major sporting event this weekend. More than 4,500 athletes representing 100 businesses will arrive in the city from Thursday for the annual UK Corporate Games. Games director Ben Sedgemore said the Games was the biggest hosted in the UK for five years, when the economic downturn hit the country. http://www.lep.co.uk/news/local/games-make-city-the-biggest-winner-1-4721542 Reunion after 20 years for Guild Morris men It takes a big gig to prompt the Original Garstang Morris Men to stage a reunion. The original team members danced together in the 1972 Preston Guild torchlight procession. They sought to recreate that high point by reuniting for the same parade in 1992’s Guild. Now, the original folk dance enthusiasts have decided to go for the hat-trick by taking part in this year’s Guild festivities once again. http://www.lep.co.uk/news/reunion-after-20-years-for-guild-morris-men-1-4721550 Photo Competition for Guild 1 Photographers are being urged to get creative for a Preston Guild project. Festival organisers are offering an iPad for the most creative take on a Preston Guild ‘G’ logo. Snappers are being asked to create their own version of the logo and take a photo of it . A spokesman said: “The ‘G’ could take on one of the five Guild themes including international, green, people, business or creativity.” Entries can be uploaded to the Guild website, meaning people across the world can take part. The deadline is September 14. See www.prestonguild2012.com/g-photo Contemporary Circus Company swings into Preston for Guild Festival - 3rd September One of France's most exciting acrobatic circus companies will wow crowds in Preston this September as part of the Preston Guild 2012 celebrations. Compagnie Bam will bring their jaw- dropping one-hour performance, 'Switch', to the big top on Avenham Park, just one of many events taking place over the ten days during Preston Guild City Festival. The company fuses elements of traditional and contemporary circus acts, mixing teeterboard, Chinese pole and breathtaking acrobatics with comedy, song and dance. 'Switch' will see five artists working individually and as a group to captivate the audience with a unique blend of circus skills and daring acrobatics. Formed by graduates from France's circus school of Chalon, and based in Amiens, this travelling circus with a difference has amazed audiences in their native country and abroad. Compagnie Bam has been brought to the UK by independent arts development charity SeaChange as part of a cross-channel project to develop links between UK towns and cities and circus companies in France and Spain. Street performers at the Trades Procession on 1 September will give spectators a taste of the showcase expected at the circus, which promises to be a great value family event. ADULTS £6; CHILDREN £5; FAMILY TICKET £20 (2 adults & 3 children) Video and Ticket Sales http://www.prestonguildhall.com/site/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=79&Itemid=103#switch 3,000 miles won’t come between me and Guild Ex-pat Jean Merrifield isn’t going to let the small matter of 3,000 miles stand in the way of her fifth Preston Guild. The sprightly 95-year-old has been to every Guild celebration since she appeared as an angel in 1922 in one of the processions. Jean emigrated to Canada in 1982 but returned to Preston for the 1992 Guild and is determined to do the same again in September. http://www.lep.co.uk/community/3-000-miles-won-t-come-between-me-and-guild-1-4727594 Funding and Fundraising Community Rights Grants Programme - Opens mid July A new £11.5m support scheme will help voluntary organisations take over the running of public services in their communities. The Community Right to Challenge Grant Programme will complement the wider Community Rights Programme which includes a advice service run by Locality. The grants programme will open in mid-July and more information on criteria and applications will be available then. To register your interest visit: http://www.thesocialinvestmentbusiness.org/our-funds/communityrights/ Carers Trust - Deadline 3 August Carers Trust are delighted to announce the launch of their new small grants programme, Young Carers Can… Grants of up to £2,500 will be awarded to provide fun, social and structured activities that will tackle social exclusion and improve the self-esteem of young carers. Applications are sought from Third Sector/not for profit organisations that wish to provide support activities for young carers across the UK. Please find further information and application details at: http://tinyurl.com/youngcarerscan The Sita Trust Young Person Volunteering Fund - Deadline 13 August Through this new fund, the SITA Trust can provide grants of up to £10,000 for volunteering projects owned by 14-25 year olds. To be eligible for funding projects must be in one of the 115 funding 2 zones located around waste processing sites operated by SITA UK. (including Preston). This fund aims to help young people aged 14-25 to volunteer their time to create or enhance facilities that can be enjoyed by the wider community. To be eligible applicants must demonstrate that young people will be fully involved in the design and development of the project. http://www.sitatrust.org.uk/volunteering Grants Available for Community Tree Planting - Deadline 17 August The Big Tree Plant, a campaign to encourage people and communities to plant more trees in England's towns, cities and neighbourhoods has announced that its funding programme is currently open for applications. A total of £4 million is available (to March 2015) to support community groups to plant trees in towns, cities and residential areas throughout England. The funding is for community and civic groups, or other non-profit organisations to establish community-led tree planting projects in areas that would benefit most. The trees must be planted in streets or in green places that are open to all to visit or where local people will benefit from them. Groups working in areas where more trees would help to improve residents’ quality of life are strongly encouraged to apply for the funding. http://www.forestry.gov.uk/england-bigtreeplant Supporting You to Help Others Grant - Deadline 31 August MacMillian Cancer Support has announced that the next deadline for applications to its “Supporting You to Help Others Grant” is the 31st August 2012. Grants of up to £3,000 are available to people affected by cancer. Applications can be submitted by groups o f people affected by cancer; as well as support groups; or individuals. http://www.macmillan.org.uk/HowWeCanHelp/CancerSupportGroups/HowWeSupportYourGroup.aspx Funding to Encourage Innovation and Quality in Youth Work - Deadline 3 September The European Commission has issued a new call for proposals through its Youth in Action programme. Under this call, non-profit organisations or networks active in the field of youth can apply for grants of up to €100,000 for projects that introduce, implement and promote innovation and quality in non-formal education and youth work. Projects must be based on a transnational partnership between at least four organisations from different programme countries (including the applicant), of which at least one is a Member State of the European Union.
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