If we receive multiple applications from the groups in Support to groups to Tell us what you want same community, CRC may request that there is some enable them to to learn. collaboration between groups. participate in the Attend the welcome CRC are seeking to achieve a wide geographical spread project eg. completing meeting of projects across the rural Vale. forms, becoming a Participate in the constituted group etc. learning programme What is involved? Match your group including There is a simple 2 part application process: with another applicant participating in visits / who wants to learn networking events Part 1: Getting Involved and Learning: about something you and workshops. You will be required to fill out a simple part 1 expression have done and you Complete feedback of interest form stating why you would like to be can learn about what sheets and share involved in the project, what you already do as a group they have done. what you have learnt to develop community spirit and what you would like to Provide a range of Attend at least 2 learn. workshops depending workshops on participating Identify a new All those groups expressing an interest will be able to groups’ needs. innovative activity get involved in the Part 1 Getting Involved and Learning, Organise learning you want to trial (in which will focus on the learning from each other visits for groups order to secure the through the visits / networking / workshops programme. interested in learning funding) from best practice Signed timesheet Part 2: Innovation Fund: from other parts of from volunteers All communities taking part in Part 1 Getting Involved the country Attend the end of and Learning will be invited to submit an idea, under the Awards available to project celebration Part 2 Innovation Fund. You will be required to fill out a trial anything new you short part 2 form setting out the new innovative activity have learnt on your your group wish to trial in the community, how it will twinning journey. develop community spirit, how much it will cost and how you will share the learning. How to get involved? This will be a competitive process and the most Simply GET IN TOUCH with the team and have a chat innovative ideas to boost community spirit will be about your ideas. supported. A maximum award of £1000 will be Email available. Phone 01446 704226. Our commitment Your commitment We will provide support and guidance throughout the project to enable your group to develop new ideas and become more sustainable in the future. Submit your expression of interest by 11th September 2017 This document is available in Welsh / Mae’r ddogfen hon ar gael yn Gymraeg
If we receive multiple applications from the groups in same community, CRC may request that there is some collaboration between groups. CRC are seeking to achieve a wide geographical spread of projects across the rural Vale. What is involved? There is a simple 2 part application process: Part 1: Getting Involved and Learning: You will be required to fill out a simple part 1 expression of interest form stating why you would like to be involved in the project, what you already do as a group to develop community spirit and what you would like to learn. All those groups expressing an interest will be able to get involved in the Part 1 Getting Involved and Learning, which will focus on the learning from each other through the visits / networking / workshops programme. Part 2: Innovation Fund: All communities taking part in Part 1 Getting Involved and Learning will be invited to submit an idea, under the Part 2 Innovation Fund. You will be required to fill out a short part 2 form setting out the new innovative activity your group wish to trial in the community, how it will develop community spirit, how much it will cost and how you will share the learning. This will be a competitive process and the most innovative ideas to boost community spirit will be supported. A maximum award of £1000 will be available. Our commitment Your commitment Support to groups to enable them to participate in the project eg. completing forms, becoming a constituted group etc. Match your group with another applicant who wants to learn about something you have done and you can learn about what they have done. Provide a range of workshops depending on participating groups’ needs. Organise learning visits for groups interested in learning from best practice from other parts of the country Awards available to trial anything new you have learnt on your twinning journey. Tell us what you want to learn. Attend the welcome meeting Participate in the learning programme including participating in visits / networking events and workshops. Complete feedback sheets and share what you have learnt Attend at least 2 workshops Identify a new innovative activity you want to trial (in order to secure the funding) Signed timesheet from volunteers Attend the end of project celebration How to get involved? Simply GET IN TOUCH with the team and have a chat about your ideas. Email Phone 01446 704226. We will provide support and guidance throughout the project to enable your group to develop new ideas and become more sustainable in the future. Submit your expression of interest by 11th September 2017 This document is available in Welsh / Mae’r ddogfen hon ar gael yn Gymraeg
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