Plymouth Improving Reach

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Plymouth Guild Volunteer Centre and FataHe have begun an exciting three year programme to engage and support volunteers and employees of Black, Ethnic, Minority and Faith groups to inspire them to become Community Development workers.

This new project also intends to support and provide assistance to other organisations in order to maximise the impact of their services and enable them to reach a wider audience.

The programme also involves a number of initiatives to increase the voluntary sector and infrastructure support within Plymouth. Plymouth Improving Reach is funded and supported through Capacity Builders, the project will be launched October 26th and runs to March2011.

The aim of the three year project is:

Train Community Development workers in a National recognised qualification.

To offer and give support to small community and nascent organisations and projects from BME and Faith groups

To undertake research in order to identify needs of groups.

Our Mission

Plymouth Improving Reach in the first year

Project Delivery Partners:

Nocon Training delivered by:

Next Event

Plymouth Improving reach will be officially launched at the Respect Festival on October 26th 2008 at the Plymouth Guild Hall in Plymouth City Centre.

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