RedbridgeCVS News
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Redbridge Safer Neighbourhood Board are looking for bids for small projects that help to reduce crime, provide diversion activities, or deliver community engagement.
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The Public and Voluntary Sectors Partnership are currently working on updating the Redbridge Compact, and are looking for input from the voluntary and community sector.
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RedbridgeCVS has launched a new project aimed at raising HIV awareness among the African community in Redbridge.
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The Ethical Property Foundation is offering a free workshop and training on how to manage premises in the voluntary and community sector. Limited places - book now.
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The February Network meeting will include the launch of RedbridgeCVS's HIV awareness project, which works with local African communities.
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Our Fit for Fun exercise project is looking to recruit family groups
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Training, lunch and an advice clinic - in central Ilford
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Book for spring and summer courses, prices from £40 for a 1-day course
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Human trafficking is a major issue and always in the news - our course costs from only £20.
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Season's Greetings to everyone.
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Our Social Prescribing service, which has so far only operated in part of the borough, has gained extra funding and is expanding to cover the whole of Redbridge.
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We're always looking to promote local groups by sharing their photos and videos
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In the New Year, RedbridgeCVS will be starting outreach work aimed at raising HIV awareness amongst the African communities.
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We have now moved to our permanent new home on the first floor at 103 Cranbrook Rd. Some eNews items are delayed.
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The fair, organised by Volunteer Centre Redbridge at RedbridgeCVS, was a big success
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Adrian Loades, Redbridge Council’s Corporate Director of People, has agreed to attend some of Redbridge Children and Young People's Network Meetings as a guest speaker.
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Fit for Fun, our community exercise project, is now in its ninth year, and has helped over 4,000 local people improve their fitness through exercise.
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Read our Chief Exec's views and comment.
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This annual event brings together groups looking for volunteers with members of the public interested in volunteering.
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Five people have been elected to represent the voluntary sector on the PaVSP, the Public and Voluntary Sectors' Partnership.
