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The Coalfields Regeneration Trust The Coalfields Regeneration Trust August 2008 Newsletter is now available to view. The Coalfields Regeneration Trust (the Trust) is an independent grant-making body. They are a registered charity and limited by guarantee, governed by a board of trustees.
"Working closely with partners, the Trust is a key agency promoting and achieving social and economic regeneration in the coalfields of England, Scotland and Wales." The two grant programmes which are run are: Bridging the Gap – for requests between £500 - £10,000 Main grants – for requests between £10,000 and £300,000 These funding programmes both run for three years from April 2008 to March 2011. For further information click here. To view the August edition of the The Coalfields Regeneration Trust Newsletter please click here.
The nominations are now open, please click here to view the award categories and to nominate your facility.
The deadline for nominations is 12noon on Friday 24th October 2008.
Ticket Sales The tickets are now on sale, please click here for more information. There is a limited amount of tickets for this event and they will be sold on a first come first served basis. Any IFI accredited facility wanting to secure a place at these awards may purchase tickets at a cost of £40.00 per person (including VAT). Any facilities short listed for an award having previously paid for tickets will be credited up to the equivalent of 2 tickets purchased.
If you have any queries regarding the IFI awards or nomination process, please don't hesitate to contact the IFI Award Team on 0114 257 2060.
Equality Standard for Sport Newsletter This is a monthly e-news publication which is supported by all Sports Councils. To view the July 2008 edition please click here. The main features in this edition are:
Please e-mail any contributions or comments to roger@vagaassociates.com
Coaching Disabled Footballers Course This course is designed for coaches with a minimum FA Level 1 qualification who have an interest in becoming involved in coaching young children with a disability. The course will be held on Saturday October 4th at Sutton Coldfield College and costs £15. For further information and to view the booking form click on the logo below.
EHRC in Association with Sporting Equals – In Sport Resources and Training To Increase Awareness and Understanding of Equality and Human Rights in Sport
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) in Association with Sporting Equals along with it’s partners, Age Concern, Women’s Sports and Fitness Foundation, English Federation of Disability Sport and Stonewall are delighted to announce the appointment of Ottaway Strategic Management Limited to lead the development of a series of fact sheets, toolkits and workshops to increase the awareness and understanding of human rights concerns in sport and active recreation, in particular:
The resources are aimed at supporting the equality and diversity work of third, public and private sector organisations across England and will take cognisance of the progress made by many of those organisations working towards achieving the different levels contained within The Equality Standard for Sport.
A series of thematic fact sheets will be available for sports organisations before the end of the year. In addition 6 workshops will take place between October 2008 and January 2009 in each of the following regions, namely North West, London, Midlands, Yorkshire, North East and South West.
Each three-hour workshop will be designed to focus upon the practical acquisition of learning and an application of that learning through action planning. Workshops will be supported by a comprehensive workbook to be used as a personal record of learning and aid memoir for use in the field.
All workshops will be evaluated and the impact of the training received will be assessed for a selection of recipient organisations.
Places for each workshop are limited to 40 people and the Steering Group is keen to ensure that a good cross section of the sports infrastructure in able to take advantage of this opportunity. So watch this space for further detailed information about dates, venues and workshop content.
Requests made by any organisation to host a workshop will be welcomed. Opportunities to ‘Piggy Back’ onto existing events will also be considered.
For further information and discussion about potential events and workshop venues please contact: Brian Pote-Hunt – Director of Ottaway Strategic Management Limited
Shaheen Bi or Nik Trivedi – Sporting Equals Limited
Aj Sharma – Senior Associate at Ottaway Strategic Management Limited
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