February newsletter is now available online at the below link:

CVS Brent Newsletter – Issue 79 (March 2019)

The issue includes:

• CVS Brent news: Brent voluntary sector and Brexit, available space mapping in Brent, CVSB email issue resolved;
• Funding opportunities: 2020 Culture Fund, National Park City Festival, The Arts Council, Lady Neville Charity etc.;
• Training & resources: Neighbourhood CIL Workshops, Management of Staff & Volunteers, Grant Fundraising, subsidised training for small charities, Brexit updates by Sandy Adirondack, Voluntary Action Harrow Co-operative etc.;
• Voluntary sector news: austerity producing high levels of volunteering, free digital charity registration tool, bill giving trustees time off work, advice for grant-makers from IVAR, public spaces sold by Councils, research on bullying in charities, children’s services in a crisis, Brent Council passes budget cuts, Stronger Communities Strategy;
• Job and volunteering vacancies: City Hall Violence Reduction Unit, RedbridgeCVS, 2027 programme, trusteeships and volunteering;
• Events & services: The Story of Windrush Migrants, Consultation on Open Spaces, Brent Connects Meetings, forum of parents of children with SEND, Moving On Up Engagement event, host a wellbeing workshop etc.;
• Bargains: halogen lights, printer staples, HDMI switch splitter, headsets, solar security light.

Please send any items to be considered for the April newsletter to news@cvsbrent.org.uk by March 31st. Any leaflets, posters or website links must be accompanied by a blurb of max. 150 words.

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