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Thank you to everyone who gave us such positive feedback about our first issue of Hart Matters on padlet.  Here is our 2nd issue. Please do keep sending us news to share.  Next issue will go out in the first week of July. Link to first issue here if you missed it.

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Hart Voluntary Action is looking to recruit a new Volunteer Centre Manager (25 - 30 hours per week) as our colleague Sue Vincent will be stepping down at the end of October.  Full details at the above link.  We aim to interview in the week beginning 17 July for a September start (exact date is flexible).  Please take a look and do share with friends and colleagues. Thank you.

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Hart Voluntary Action is looking to recruit a new Volunteer Centre Manager

Work Location: Fleet, Hampshire

(some working from home permitted)

£16.53 per hour (FTE £31,800 per annum)

25-30 hours per week

a ctual salary £21,489 (25 hours) - £25,784 (30 hours) per annum

Pension. Mileage expenses.

Application closing date: 13 July 2023

Interview date: week beginning 17 July 2023

Start date: To suit during September 2023 to allow for a hand-over with outgoing Volunteer Centre Manager

The Hart Volunteer Centre is one of Hart Voluntary Action's key services. Volunteer Centres help match people looking to volunteer with the volunteering roles that most suit their aspirations and interests.
The Volunteer Centre Manager leads on promoting the support Hart Volunteer Centre can offer both to volunteer placement organisations and to individuals or teams/groups of people wishing to volunteer.

The Volunteer Centre Manager is responsible for:

meeting agreed targets for volunteer placements on an annual basis

supporting voluntary and community organisations in the Hart District area with their volunteer recruitment and promotion requirements

organising networking events

researching and keeping up to date with trends in volunteering

directly managing a small team of volunteers for community response when required

being an active member of the charity's senior management team.

Hart Voluntary Action is looking for someone with excellent communications and people skills. Previous experience of working with volunteers is essential as is being a car driver with access to own transport.
Job Description - Job Description - Volunteer Centre Manager - May 2023

Application Form - HVA Application Form - Volunteer Centre Manager- June 2023

For more information or an informal chat, please contact Caroline Winchurch, Chief Executive, Hart Voluntary Action on 01252 815652 or e-mail ceo@hartvolaction.org.uk

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Recruiting for September - Hart Volunteer Centre Manager - Hart Voluntary Action

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Manager for our Hart Volunteer Centre required. 25-30 hours per week. Based in Fleet, Hampshire. Prior experience of working with volunteers.

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Volunteer Young Carers Club Cook required

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Volunteer Young Carers Club Cook required

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Love cooking? Our Hart and Rushmoor Young Carers service are looking for a volunteer to lead a series of cooking sessions during term-time on a Tuesday for a group of young carers aged 7-11. Find out more about this rewarding role here

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Assistant Ranger - Yateley/North Hampshire

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Assistant Ranger - Yateley/North Hampshire

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Hampshire Countryside Service have an exciting opportunity for someone to join the North Sites Team as an Assistant Ranger. Based in Yateley, you will help to manage many nature reserves and green spaces across north Hampshire working alongside their amazing volunteers. If you think you have the knowledge and skills required for the role, why not apply using this link.
Job Details:

Salary Range: £21,190 - £22,215 per annum
Work Location: Yateley Common Depot (North Sites), Yateley
Hours per week: 37
Contract Type: Permanent
Closing Date: 5 July 2023
Interview Date: 28 July 2023

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BUPA UK Foundation - Green Community Grants

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BUPA UK Foundation - Green Community Grants

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As part of their Healthy Cities campaign, the Bupa UK Foundation are running a Green Community Grants programme in partnership with Groundwork. They want to support practical projects which help both people AND planet health - and are looking for applications this June. Grants are available for between £250 - £2,500, and open to all schools, registered charities, not-for-profit organisations, local authorities and social housing providers across the UK and ROI. Deadline 30 June.

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Green Community Grants are available

As part of Bupa's #HealthyCities campaign, the Bupa Foundation are launching the Green Community Grants programme.

We want to support practical projects which help both people AND planet health - and are looking for applications this June.

Grants are available for between £250 - £2,500, and open to all schools, registered charities, not-for-profit organisations, local authorities and social housing providers across the UK and ROI.

Bupa Foundation

Helping people live longer, healthier, happier lives and making a better world

The Bupa Foundation receives its funding entirely from Bupa UK. At the Bupa Foundation we manage grant-making and charity partnerships. If you need information on Bupa products or services, or if your question relates to a customer enquiry, please contact Bupa direct via their website.

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Our local Community Committees support charities that help vulnerable people in their local communities through a mix of grants, volunteering and fundraising

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Shaping the New Trust for community, mental health and learning disability services in Hampshire/IOW - 28 June - Basingstoke

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Shaping the New Trust for community, mental health and learning disability services in Hampshire/IOW - 28 June - Basingstoke

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If your charity/group delivers frontline services in North Hampshire (Basingstoke & Deane, Hart, Rushmoor, Alton, Andover) this event organised by Basingstoke Voluntary Action with Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust will be of interest. Following a review of community, mental health and learning disability services in 2022, a recommendation was taken forward to create a new, combined NHS Trust for these services. The benefits of this include greater consistency and access to care across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.  It is believed that working even more closely together is the right approach for the benefit of patients, their families and communities. The rationale for the recommendation is aligned with, and builds upon, the steps already taken to work more closely together.
This event will take place at the Ark Centre in Basingstoke RG24 9NN on Wednesday 28 June 2023 - 09.00-13.00. Click on the link above to register.

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A key priority for the NHS in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight is ensuring that communities have equal access to services and have the opportunity to achieve the same outcomes. We know that over the coming years the demand for community and mental health services will increase. Our physical and mental health services are already responding to increasing need, both in terms of the number being referred and the complexity of issues they present with. Against this backdrop, continuing to improve and transform service provision, as well as having an even greater focus on integration between mental and physical health, is vitally important.

Following a review of community, mental health and learning disability services in 2022, a recommendation was taken forward to create a new, combined NHS Trust for these services. The benefits of this include greater consistency and access to care across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

The review makes the case that bringing together our services in this way would improve consistency of care between these services and organisations which are currently responsible for different parts of the care pathway. It would also improve equity of access to care. We believe that working even more closely together is the right approach for the benefit of our patients, their families and communities. The rationale for the recommendation is aligned with, and builds upon, the steps we have already taken to work more closely together. And, it will further enable our staff to work together to best meet the needs of the people they support.

We are committed to involving people in Shaping our New Trust and would like to invite you to join us to hear more about the proposals and to share openly what has happened so far and what we have learnt, but also so that we can involve everyone in refining the ambitions and ideas.

T﻿o download a leaflet esplaining Project Fusion please click here

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Bringing together community, mental health and learning disability services

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Eventbrite - Basingstoke Voluntary Action presents Bringing together community, mental health and learning disability services - Wednesday, 28 June 2023 at The Ark Centre, Basingstoke, England. Find event and ticket information.

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Raising the Voice of the VCSE Sector in Hampshire - 29 June - Winchester

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Raising the Voice of the VCSE Sector in Hampshire - 29 June - Winchester

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For a number of years, Action Hampshire has run the Hampshire Leadership Forum (HLF) which ensures Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector representation on various county-wide boards, eg Hampshire Health & Wellbeing Board and Hampshire Safeguarding Adults Board, as well as representation for key areas within the community, eg social enterprise and disability organisations.
Action Hampshire would like to offer the wider local VCSE sector the opportunity of hearing from public sector colleagues, as well as having the chance to ask questions and network with them. Many VCSE organisations have been, or are currently, reliant on public sector funding, but it is important that the sector is not just seen as a recipient of funding but that it has the knowledge and experience to actively collaborate in the design and ommissioning of services. This is your chance to ensure your voice is heard!
Action Hampshire are pleased to announce the following speakers:

Nicky Ward, Strategic Relationship Manager, Adults’ Health and Care, Hampshire County Council. Nicky will be focusing on HCC's relationship with the VCSE sector.

Shelley Talbot, Regional Funding Manager, National Lottery. Shelley will be sharing about the launch of the National Lottery's new strategy and their engagement with the VCSE sector.

Daniel King, from the VCSE Observatory. Daniel will be speaking about their VCSE Barometer Survey and the importance of VCSE organisations being involved in this.

You will also have the opportunity to meet with HLF representatives through a series of round table discussions to hear more about their role and to express your views. Date: 29 June 2023: 9.30-13.00
Venue: Shawford Parish Hall - SO21 2AA
Booking link here.  Your organisation does not have to be an Action Hampshire member to attend.

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It is just over a year since we started work on the Minding the Garden (MTG) community garden in Edenbook Country Park.  If you have still not had a chance to visit and see what it's all about, then do contact the MTG team about attending their Open Day on 11 July.  Access via the Pale Lane entrance or a 15-minute walk from the Edenbrook Country Park car park opposite Hart Leisure Centre.

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Fleet Lions will start a year of celebrations at the beginning of July by joining in the Fleet Carnival procession followed by
some of their regular annual activities.  And what are they celebrating? Well a big birthday - as they will be 50 years old. The Lions will be adding their 50th celebration theme into all their events. And that will start with their Beerfest at the Harlington in Fleet on 5 August.
You can get tickets at www.fleetlions.org.uk/beerfest. It will be their 15th one and they plan significant donations from funds raised to their prostate cancer screening programme as well as the Lions Community Store.

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Starburst Theatre - Noughty 90's Summer Show - 5-8 July, The Harlington Fleet

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Starburst Theatre - Noughty 90's Summer Show - 5-8 July, The Harlington Fleet

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Noughty 90s is a party celebration of iconic music across the 90s and 00s! Expect music from icons such as Cher, Bon Jovi, TLC and The Spice Girls accompanied by exciting choreograph. Cabaret style seating with table service throughout the evening, will allow you to relax and enjoy the party feel of this amazing musical era. Come and join Starburst Theatre on the Friday or Saturday performances for a post-show disco with even more throwback hits.  To book, please go to this link on the Harlington's web-site. You can also read more about the Starburst Foundation's work in supporting local children with disabilities at the above link.

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CPRE Hampshire President, The Earl of Malmesbury, CPRE Hampshire Chair, Margaret Paren, & Hastoe Housing Development Director, Ulrike Maccariello at the launch

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CPRE Hampshire - Countryside Awards 2023

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CPRE Hampshire - Countryside Awards 2023

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CPRE Hampshire recently launched their 2023 Countryside Awards. The Awards are made up of 4 categories:
The Landscape Award, sponsored by Hastoe Housing, is for any initiative, large or small, that utilises or protects countryside features whilst enhancing our green spaces. Examples could include repurposing derelict land, community gardens or managing public spaces for biodiversity.

The Sustainable Communities Award, sponsored by Newbury Building Society, is for any development, scheme or project that actively works to implement a sustainable approach. Examples could include projects such as development of buildings, infrastructure, facilities or landscape in rural or urban areas.

The Grassroots Award is for anyone acting on a countryside issue that is relevant to their immediate or local area. For example, this could include conservation projects, work on recycling or anti-litter initiatives.

The Environmental Education Award is for projects, schemes or initiatives that connect people to the countryside through teaching and learning. This could include projects such as work with schools or young people, educational initiatives, career incentive schemes or new research.
To enter or for further information please go to this link
Nominations will close at 5pm on 30 September 2023. Winners and runners-up will be announced in November and put forward for the Hampshire Choice Award.

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Hampshire - Smart Living food habits survey 2023

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Hampshire - Smart Living food habits survey 2023

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Hampshire County Council's Waste Prevention initiative, are looking for Hampshire residents to complete their survey on food and cooking habits. The results will help inform their work on preventing waste, and as a thank you, you have a chance to win £50 in vouchers! The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete, and closes on the 23 July. The survey link is here.

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National Lottery Community Fund - New Strategy

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National Lottery Community Fund - New Strategy

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The National Lottery Community Fund announced its new funding strategy on 7 June.  Amongst the changes that will come into place later this year are:

Doubling the amount of the Awards for All grant from £10k to £20k for projects of up to 2 years' duration.

£15 million for a new programme to connect communities as the funder seeks to tackle some of the big social issues facing UK communities today.

£9 million boost for climate action, one of the funder’s four key missions, bringing total investment this year to £35 million.

See the full press release at the above link.

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The UK's largest community funder unveils its new strategy and first new funding moves. The strategic shift sees a significant boost for grassroots community groups while The National Lottery Community Fund says a focus going forward will be on four key missions where it wants its funding to make the biggest impact:

'Turbo charging' support for grassroots: doubling the amount and term of funding available through flagship small grants programme, National Lottery Awards for All

£15 million for a new programme to connect communities as the funder seeks to tackle some of the big social issues facing UK communities today

£9 million boost for climate action, one of the funder's four key missions, bringing total investment this year to £35 million

New strategy 'It starts with community' will underpin efforts to distribute at least £4 billion of National Lottery funding by 2030.

The National Lottery Community Fund has today pledged to double the amount of funding available to grassroots projects in the biggest change in National Lottery funding for a generation. In unveiling its new 2030 strategy, the UK's largest community funder has revealed plans for investment coming as soon as this year to meet its ambition to tackle some of the UK's biggest social issues.

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Key to today's announcement is its commitment to 'turbo charging' support for grassroots projects through its flagship small grants programme, National Lottery Awards for All. It will be doubling the amount groups can apply for from £10,000 to £20,000 and doubling the term from 1 year to 2 years with these changes coming into effect from Autumn this year.

This will see its grassroots investment ramp up to more than £1 billion of new funding for communities over the next 7 years.

Secondly, it has earmarked £15 million for a new programme (opening around August) that will connect communities, as well as an additional £9 million boost going into its popular Climate Action Fund, taking the total investment in climate action to £35 million this year.

Both moves demonstrate The National Lottery Community Fund's drive to start delivering immediately against its new strategy and to focus funding on four key missions where it wants to make the biggest impact. These are to support communities to come together; to be environmentally sustainable; help children and young people thrive; and enable people to live healthier lives.

The new 7-year strategy, ' It starts with community ', will underpin efforts to distribute at least £4 billion of National Lottery funding by 2030.

The funder has committed to taking an equity-based approach to its work going forward, investing most in places, people and communities experiencing poverty, disadvantage and discrimination.

'It starts with community' is the result of extensive consultation and feedback over the last 15 months involving over 18,000 people and organisations across a spectrum of different stakeholders.

Unveiling the new strategy, Chief Executive David Knott says the organisation is building upon a great UK success story - The National Lottery - and almost 30 years of experience in supporting the UK's diverse communities through good times as well as recent challenges, such as COVID and cost of living concerns.

With over 75,000 projects backed and £3 billion invested in the last 5 years, he says that the funder will continue to be based in the communities it serves and bring to bear what it sees and learns.

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David Knott, Chief Executive of The National Lottery Community Fund, says: "This is about building on a 30-year UK success story - the next chapter starts here and it starts with community. Our new strategy will see us turbo charging our support for grassroots projects while also focusing our funding fire power on four of the big social issues facing the UK and its communities today.

"Why? Because the money we plough into grassroots reaches the most people and mobilises the most volunteers out of all our funding, and because we've listened carefully to different communities and stakeholders to understand where our grants can make the biggest impact.

"We want to thank the 18,000 people and organisations who have helped shape our direction of travel until 2030 - your passion, innovation and generosity have inspired us and set us on a great path for supporting communities across the UK for the years to come."

The new strategy can be seen at tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/itstartswithcommunity. There will be more announcements to come about new funding opportunities and programmes as The National Lottery Community Fund starts to work through the detailed delivery.

The National Lottery Community Fund distributes money raised by National Lottery players, who raise over £30 million each week for good causes across the UK. Thanks to National Lottery players, last year The National Lottery Community Fund awarded over half a billion pounds (£588.2 million) of life-changing funding to communities across the UK.

To find out more visit www.TNLCommunityFund.org.uk

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The UK's largest community funder unveils its new strategy and first new funding moves.

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Music For All - Community Project Funding

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Music For All - Community Project Funding

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Community groups and individuals can apply for musical instruments or grants of up to £8,000 to develop sustainable community-based music programmes.
The Music for All - Community Project Funding programme is looking to support different types of projects:
· Projects based on acoustic guitars/electric guitars/guitar amps.
· Projects supporting school aged children.
· Projects and community groups who support those with chronic diseases and conditions affecting quality of life.
· Projects and community groups who support those with mobility and accessibility needs.
· (For individuals) Physical mobility or accessibility needs.
The closing date for applications is 28 July 2023.

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Funding for Music Projects | Music Grants - Music for All | Music For All

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Apply for funding for music projects. Music for All is a UK music charity offering funding for music projects in your community and youth music funding & grants.

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Force for Change Programme – Armed Forces Covenant

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Force for Change Programme – Armed Forces Covenant

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This programme will award grants of up to £15,000 for community projects that reduce isolation and promote integration in local Armed Forces communities. Under this programme, they want to make a big difference to Armed Forces communities that are facing particular challenges due to cost-of-living challenges, or where there are hidden or complex needs within local Armed Forces communities and a local project could help address problems that vulnerable people are facing. There will be two application deadlines this year: 17 July and 13 December 2023.
https://covenantfund.org.uk/programme/force-for-change/#armed-forces-covenant-fund-force-for-change-programme

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Force for Change programme. Through this programme, we fund projects which make a real difference to Armed Forces communities locally.

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Home-Start Hampshire Family Support Volunteer Training

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Home-Start Hampshire Family Support Volunteer Training

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Home-Start Hampshire's next family support volunteer training course starts on 13 September for 6 weekly sessions at Quetta Park Community Centre in Church Crookham.  Home-Start Hampshire’s family support volunteers come from many different backgrounds and vary in age but all understand the challenge of being a parent. They are selected for their understanding of the difficulties of family life, good listening skills, and friendly approach. After their training, they then take their own individual skills and experience to the families they visit.  Please get in touch for more information.

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Groups can apply for grants or fundraising support ranging from £300 and £3,000 to help achieve their aims. These grants or fundraising commitments could be used towards things such as equipment and furniture, training, transport, professional assistance, specific project resources or operational costs that will help your cause.   Grants will be issued for a January 2024 start, with judges paying visits to potential projects in October 2023.
You will need to identify your nearest Hall & Woodhouse pub as part of the application process.  In Hart, this is the De Havilland Arms in Elvetham Heath, and The Chequers in Well ( Long Sutton).  Just over the border from Hart the Jekyll & Hyde in Hartley Wespall

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The Community Chest is now in its 22nd year of giving a helping hand to local people in supporting and strengthening their community, by encouraging charities and community interest companies to apply for a grant to go towards improving their local area.

We believe in working together to improve both the facilities and the lives of residents in our communities. We seek to promote, encourage and support community involvement by offering funds to local voluntary groups with clearly identified needs.
What is the Community Chest?
The Community Chest in 2023 includes an annual pool of funds totalling £50,000 pledged by Hall and Woodhouse.

The Hall & Woodhouse Community Chest is also fortunate to receive invaluable support, advice and local knowledge from the Dorset & Sussex Community Foundations.

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The Community Chest is now in its 22nd year of giving a helping hand to local people in supporting and strengthening their community, by encouraging charities and community interest companies to apply for a grant to go towards improving their local area.

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British Gas Energy Trust: Debt Write-Off Fund

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British Gas Energy Trust: Debt Write-Off Fund

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If your organisation supports people struggling with energy debt, then British Gas Energy Trust's Debt Write Off Fund may be able to help. For people with arrears of up to £1500. Individuals or families do not need to be a British Gas customer to apply for this fund – but there are criteria they need to meet to be eligible, including having received support from a local money advice agency, such as Citizens Advice. https://britishgasenergytrust.org.uk/grants-available/

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Forestry England Shadow Volunteer Scheme

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Forestry England Shadow Volunteer Scheme

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Gain practical experience in the forestry sector... Forestry England's Shadow Volunteer scheme puts successful applicants into the heart of managing the nation's forests.
Forestry England are looking for individuals who want to gain practical experience in the forestry sector and who are also interested in pursuing a career in conservation, community engagement and education, recreation, site management, or working with volunteers and the public.
Supported by a beat team you will shadow and be mentored by an experienced member of staff as they carry out their day-to-day tasks.  You will be given training and develop on-the-job skills and experience during your volunteer placement, which can run one to three days a week for a period of six months.  As your placement comes to an end you will be given guidance and support in looking for and applying for employment in the forestry sector with new skills and valuable experience to support you.
The nearest opportunities are at Alice Holt Forest, Farnham and in the New Forest.  Closing date to apply: 9 July for September start.

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Keep exploring...

If you enjoy the outdoors, want to learn new skills, meet new people and be part of our team, why not get involved with your local forest?

In quiet corners of local forests community groups meet regularly to share the benefits of spending time and learning together in the forest.

The Forestry England blog is packed with inspiration, activities, competitions and updates from England's forests. Sign up and let us know your preferences for inspiration delivered straight to your inbox.

At Forestry England we are passionate about having a diverse and inclusive workplace. As an equal opportunities employer, we welcome applications from everyone.

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We are looking for individuals wanting to gain experience in the forestry sector.

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Did you know that Hartley Wintney Country Market is one of only seven in Hampshire?  Each Country Market is a co-operative in its own right (we don't have many co-ops either), where members share the "profits" from selling home-grown produce, plants and crafts.  The Hartley Wintney Country Market is open at Hartley Wintney WI Hall every Friday morning.  Plenty of freshly grown produce at the moment along with their baked goods.  The Yateley Country Market is also open on Friday mornings at the Monteagle Community Centre. New members welcome.  For more information about Country Markets in general please go their web-site - if you would like to know more about setting one up, then HVA would be happy to put you in touch with the local contact.  Link to the Hartley Wintney Country Market Facebook page here.

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Power to Change - new funding for community tech projects

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Power to Change - new funding for community tech projects

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Power to Change, in collaboration with Promising Trouble, have launched the Discovery Fund, designed to support community businesses to explore how they could use community tech to benefit them. You do not need to have experience of tech development, applicants will be fully supported through the design process.

The Discovery Fund offers:

£12,000 to explore a community tech solution to an existing business or community challenge

A free place on the structured design course – Community Explore

A free place on Third Sector Lab’s Open Working and Reuse course

A network of experts and like-minded peers in a facilitated community of practice

Apply by noon on 21 July

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Hart Local Cycling & Walking Infrastructure Plan Consultation

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Hart Local Cycling & Walking Infrastructure Plan Consultation

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Hart District Council has launched the public consultation on Hart's Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP). The consultation will close on Sunday 20 August.

The primary and secondary cycling routes and the walking zones have been selected based on the feedback collected at the stakeholder workshop events held in December as well as information on the way people move around the District.

Hart District Council welcome your views on the cycling routes and walking areas in the draft plan. This will also help prioritise cycling and walking improvements for the District.

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Take part in the Hart Local Cycling & Walking Infrastructure Plan Consultation