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Fareham Community
Action Member Organisations and Associates e-Newsletter No. 60 March 2007 |
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Feeling or being left out Having problems in your life
| International Voluntary Service ( IVS ) is starting it's promotion for this summer's activity. Their report on the Charity Commission website shows that in 2005 they placed 200+ young people (aged between 18 and 70) in 16 projects in the UK and 180+ young people in projects overseas. Information day 31st March in London contact ec_sawyere@yahoo.co.uk see http://www.ivs-gb.org.uk/ |
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Awards
Hantsweb awards
entries by 22nd
April
Nominate a website for an award http://www3.hants.gov.uk/hantswebawards.htm
Got no website ?- Fareham Community
Action can help register a meaningful domain link to email, provide
webspace and help get it set-up --- for £10 pa
Nationwide Awards for
Voluntary Endeavour entries by
30th April
For those local heroes who have
contributed to their local community - ; group and individual categories
as well as young people & adult awards. 80 Regional winners will
receive dining-out vouchers and 4 national winners will receive personal
gifts and a £500 cheque for their chosen cause.
for outstanding achievement in training and
development in the workplace ( including community organisations with
volunteers) Closing date www.nationaltrainingawards.com
Pride in
Public Services Awards - closing date 12th
April
in sectors - leadership, service
transformation, diversity, customer focus, frontline worker award,
partnership, changing lives, sustainability see www.publicservants.org.uk
with a statement of upto 1,500 words relating to 2006 calendar
year.
Social
Justice Awards - closing date 25th April
describe in 500 words how your organisation
makes exceptional contribution to tackling poverty or injustice see www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/awards
and for special people...
MBE Awarded for achievement or service in and to the community of a
responsible kind which is outstanding in its field; or very local
'hands-on' service which stands out as an example to others. In both cases
awards illuminate areas of dedicated service which merit public
recognition. Process takes 18 months http://www.honours.gov.uk/
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5 key citizens’ standards for public benefit emerged from research
These standards are:
• Responding to need: seen as the essence of charitable activity;
• Enhancing lives: charities should strive to make an improvement to society;
• Education and development: charities are seen as providing education in a very broad sense;
• Fostering a sense of community: through caring about others and tackling problems in society; and
• Future generations: charities are felt to be guardians of heritage and values for the future;