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Funding criteria and help sheet

Closing date for completed applications 23rd January 2009

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Barbara - 23rd December 14:08pm

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Final Small Grants Round

Capacity Building Fund

The Newcastle Partnership and the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund (NRF) have given money to the West End Community Development Consortium (WECDC) to run a Development Fund. The purpose of the fund is to strengthen community and voluntary sector groups in the Inner West area (Benwell and Scotswood, Elswick, and part of the, Westgate and Wingrove wards). If these groups are stronger, they are better able to get involved in the regeneration of the West End of Newcastle.

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Barbara - 23rd December 14:06pm

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Business Adviser - Shirley Hayman

A warm welcome to Shirley Hayman who takes over from Phil Ambrose - Shirley will be able to help you with your funding applications and research.

Shirley Hayman is a Business Adviser working in the community and voluntary sector, she has recently been appointed by WECDC to provide fundraising and organisational support to groups across the West End.

Shirley has over 17 years management and financial experience within the public, private and voluntary sectors, over 10 years experience working within the voluntary sector both running and developing community enterprises and has run a small business for the last 15 years.

Shirley previously worked for both HealthWORKS and the West End Health Resource Centre.

Her fields of work have included community capacity building, training, organisational development, fundraising, marketing, human resource management and financial management. She has a BA (Hons) in Business Administration, and additional qualifications in Enterprise Studies, Community Development Work and Public Administration.

Shirley has a website at www.shirleyhayman.co.uk and you can contact her on shirlhayman@yahoo.com

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