NEWS UPDATES
Update
- 2nd February 2010
Dacorum
Partnership
Community Action Dacorum
is involved with the Dacorum Partnership which brings together the
different parts of the local public, private, community and voluntary
sectors. The Partnership helps services to support each other and
work better together for the benefit of local communities. For further
details click
here. (See page 7 of the Annual Report
2009 which refers to our new successful Dacorum Horizons project)
Mark Mitchell
(Community Action Dacorum's Chief Executive) has been elected Vice
Chairman (Jan 22nd 2010) of this important committee. We are delighted
- this is an endorsement of how all stakeholders in the Partnership
see the voluntary sector as a key contributor to the community and
improving the quality of life for all local residents.
Dacorum
Horizons
February 2010
For details
of courses Feb / March 2010 click on Supporting Individuals (top
of page), then click on Dacorum Horizons
Mark Mitchell, Chief Executive, Community
Action Dacorum
I am delighted to be involved with the Dacorum Horizon project which
is situated in the former Post Office premises in Marlowes, Hemel
Hempstead.
It is open 5 days per week, Tuesday to Saturday, 10.00 am –
4.00 pm, providing local adult learners with taster sessions - from
Using the Internet, to How to learn German, which can lead to signposting
to other training provision in the area. We also provide a town
centre base for the Dacorum First Credit Union.
Our role is to employ the Project Co-ordinator, hold the licence
on the premises and provide the financial management. We are delighted
to be working with the many partners including West Herts College,
Dacorum Borough Council, Volunteer Centre Dacorum and others, to
provide this positive example of joined up working which is making
a practical difference to the lives of many who walk through the
door.
Paradise
Sounds Grant Awarded £42,000
25th
November 2009 !!
click
here for more details
Update - 5th
November 2009
Migration Impact Fund in Hertfordshire.
Hertfordshire County Council has led a successful partnership application
to the Migration Impact Fund. The partners in the application are:click
here
Update - 19th
August 2009
For details of two training
courses we will be holding in January
2010 and March 2010 on "Charity
Law and Duties of Charity Trustees"
and "Project Management",
please click
here.
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