What is the minimum number of unique young people that will attend the service? What methods will you adopt to reach these young people and then maintain engagement in the service? Describe the progression routes for the young people Outline any volunteering and accreditation opportunities and targets for uptake. Partnerships - Demonstrate what the referral process will be and how you will link to other partners (250 words or less) Organisation details and name of person responsible for the management of the project A financial plan please provide a budget breakdown including any in-kind or – actual match funding. Signed and dated. Each area below will be scored out of 10, with weighting distributed as follows: Area Weighting Project Summary 10% Market & Need Analysis 10% Delivery Model 50% Partnerships 10% Financial Plan 20% If your organisation is currently delivering as part of the Universal Youth Service in Royal Greenwich, a minimum of 95% of participants must be new participants as registered from 1st April 2016 to 31st March 2017. A total funding pot of £35,000 is available for 2016/17. It is anticipated that a number of projects will be awarded funding from the development fund. All applications should be returned to Matt Horne, Youth Service Partnership Manager on no later than 12, noon on the 18th August 2016. Award decisions will be made by the 5th September 2016. Due to the anticipated high volumes of applications CACT will not be able to give individual feedback. Below is a guide to the high level outcomes that all projects should work towards. You may choose to identify one or more key outcomes for your project (the number will not affect your score). The key is to demonstrate a clear understanding of how your project will achieve outcomes that can contribute to the higher- level outcomes listed below. Young people feel safe, have positive relationships and make a contribution in their community. Young people are healthy and active. Young people achieve education success and progress successfully into sustained employment. Young people get early help, which changes their lives.
What is the minimum number of unique young people that will attend the service? What methods will you adopt to reach these young people and then maintain engagement in the service? Describe the progression routes for the young people Outline any volunteering and accreditation opportunities and targets for uptake. Partnerships - Demonstrate what the referral process will be and how you will link to other partners (250 words or less) Organisation details and name of person responsible for the management of the project A financial plan – please provide a budget breakdown including any in-kind or actual match funding. Signed and dated. Each area below will be scored out of 10, with weighting distributed as follows: Area Weighting Project Summary 10% Market & Need Analysis 10% Delivery Model 50% Partnerships 10% Financial Plan 20% If your organisation is currently delivering as part of the Universal Youth Service in Royal Greenwich, a minimum of 95% of participants must be new participants as registered from 1st April 2016 to 31st March 2017. A total funding pot of £35,000 is available for 2016/17. It is anticipated that a number of projects will be awarded funding from the development fund. All applications should be returned to Matt Horne, Youth Service Partnership Manager on no later than 12, noon on the 18th August 2016. Award decisions will be made by the 5th September 2016. Due to the anticipated high volumes of applications CACT will not be able to give individual feedback. Below is a guide to the high level outcomes that all projects should work towards. You may choose to identify one or more key outcomes for your project (the number will not affect your score). The key is to demonstrate a clear understanding of how your project will achieve outcomes that can contribute to the higher- level outcomes listed below. Young people feel safe, have positive relationships and make a contribution in their community. Young people are healthy and active. Young people achieve education success and progress successfully into sustained employment. Young people get early help, which changes their lives.