ONECAN Community Groups July 2021 Newsletter Campaign URL Copy Twitter 0 tweets Subscribe Past Issues RSS Translate English العربية Afrikaans беларуская мова български català 中文（简体）
Our focus this month is on our communications and publicity factsheet which has been provided by the ONECAN team.
19 May 2021 at 14:00 pm – 16:00 pm Efficient project management need not be an overwhelming process. This webinar provides an introduction to practical tools
In partnership with The Terence Higgins Trust, VASLan are hosting an LGBTI awareness training session.
Find out how your community group can improve communication, including sharing your activities and ambitions.
Check out these three funds targeted at community groups closing soon over May and June.
This month we are focusing on the key ingredients to get your community group up and running including applying for charitable status, opening a bank account and attracting funding.
Find out how your community can open a bank account…
Find out how your community group can apply for Charitable Status.
Learn about how to establish your own community group, including some of the things you’ll need to consider if you want funding.
Volunteers are at the heart of every community group, giving their time, skills and passion to help make a positive difference in their community.
Good Governance The management of a community group’s policy and affairs is the responsibility of its committee, typically elected at the annual general meeting (AGM).
The funding is provided by SSE Renewables and is currently worth around £929,000 a year. It is administered by South Lanarkshire Council on SSE’s behalf.
The Clubs in Crisis Fund, administered by Foundation Scotland on behalf of Made By Sport, offers local sports clubs and organisations the opportunity to apply for a grant to help support young people as they start to recover from the effects of the latest lockdown
As part of ONECarluke Area Network’s commitment to sharing resources, news, events and opportunities, we’d like to invite all community groups throughout the area to subscribe to our new newsletter!
The Arnold Clark Community Fund is open to all local community groups who need financial assistance due to the coronavirus pandemic. At the end of
SCVO has developed a new Essential Digital Skills Toolkit in consultation with over 60 organisations, to support individuals, groups and organisations to measure their digital skills
If you’re looking to find funding for your community group or project, VASLan’s free Funder Database provides a comprehensive list of funding opportunities that you may be able to access.
Check out the latest resources and funding available to community groups.
Check out the latest resources and funding available to community groups.
Check out the latest resources and funding available to community groups.
Learn more about ONECarluke Area Network! (ONECAN)
Voluntary Action South Lanarkshire are pleased to bring the 2021 Funding Roadshow on the 24th February (10am)! All groups are welcome to come along and
The Adapt and Thrive Programme aims to support organisations across the third sector to adapt to the challenges presented by COVID-19 and build back better to thrive in the future. It
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