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Event: 'Workshop: Now Get Out Of This!'

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Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 At 10:00 AM
Duration: 4 Hours
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Rosie Taylor at Community Action Hampshire on 01962 857350.
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Workshop: Now Get Out of This! A Community Action Hampshire Event.
This event will help voluntary organisations plan for the squeeze in all types of public funding over the coming years. Whichever flavour of government we have come June 2010, however vague the political parties are about where the cuts will come -they are coming. The voluntary and community sector will feel the heat - organisations of all shapes and sizes will face challenges and need to be ready to seize new opportunities.
Be inspired by our keynote speaker Andrew Robinson MBE, Director at Charity Fund Manager CCLA, trustee of Chase Lankelly Foundation and the Community Development Foundation. His passion and work to support the growth of an enterprising and thriving VCS may be exactly what you need to hear. 
Be supported by the workshops to get the tools you need to help you take charge and  manage change rather than let it manage you.

Venue: Alton Maltings Centre.

 

For full details and how to book visit the Community Action Hampshire website.


Workshops - You will have the opportunity to attend one workshop from the list below. 
Reviewing your fundraising strategy
A practical workshop for fundraisers and fundraising specialists supported by Action Planning, a leading fundraising and management consultancy to charities and the not-for-profit sector.
Workshop lead: Action Planning

Is social enterprise the answer?
Explore social enterprise as a route to greater sustainability and security: come to this highly interactive workshop with a rough idea and leave with an action plan for your first steps towards self determination.
Workshop lead: Cris Jezard, Social Enterprise Development Manager, CAH

And are there biscuits still for tea?
When facing a real crisis in funding, cutting the biscuit budget isn’t the answer. So what are the financial and HR implications if the worst happens?
Workshop leads: John Smuland, FCA, Senior Not-for-Profit Client Manager, Princecroft Willis Chartered Accountants and Marilyn Smuland, CPFA, Deputy Chief Executive, CAH and Maria Aguilar, HR Consultants

Tendering: demonstrating delivery
Tendering for contracts is a tricky business. In order to have the edge, third sector providers need to show clearly how they are best placed to deliver services in a value for money commissioning environment. nef have worked extensively in this area.
Workshop lead: nef (New Economics Foundation)

Cost: £10.00 per delegate to include lunch, cheques payable to Community Action Hampshire - if you wish to be invoiced for this please let us know.
Please note that refunds for non-attendance will not be given unless notification is given 48 hours in advance in writing/e-mail.



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