The Council for Voluntary Service Uttlesford (CVSU) is a charitable company with 31 years experience of supporting the voluntary sector
CVSU’s primary purpose is to support, advise, develop and strengthen the voluntary sector and community groups in Uttlesford as well as providing representation at strategic level on behalf of the sector
We are very proud of the contribution the voluntary sector makes to the lives of people in Uttlesford and we work in partnership with local organisations to ensure that we have an inclusive and successful voluntary sector with a positive future.
We work with a wide range of groups, providing professional specialist services and advising on a range of issue including funding, governance, and set up and we also have an important role in disseminating information through the sector.
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We have just updated our funding page – thanks to the folks at @ComMattersYorks. Head over to our website to see all the latest updates. https://navca.org.uk/funding
We are here to help #Essex voluntary and community organisations and have grants available to support COVID-19 related work, “business as usual” activities and core costs.
Call us on 01245 356018 to discuss your funding needs
WECAN through the
@UnitedInKind
project is providing free #Loneliness and Social #Isolation awareness #training
Book to join our #free webinar First date is 20th May 2021 so sign up now to avoid disappointment. Lots more dates across the year though
https://westessexcan.org/our-work/training-loneliness-and-social-isolation/
Quick & easy ways to make a #worldofdifference to those living with visual impairment. Grab a cuppa & join us for 20 minutes on 5 May. @camsight will be sharing accessibility tips to adjust communications, particularly social media
https://bit.ly/3t8miCr
@huntsforum @sccoalition
People affected by loneliness as a result of Covid could find it hard to reintegrate after lockdown ends, warns @EndLonelinessUK. Agreed. We risk a legacy of loneliness from this pandemic
Covid: Lockdown loneliness could leave people 'stuck', charity warns
Amid a rise in reports of loneliness, some people fear a struggle to re-integrate as lockdown eases.
www.bbc.co.uk