Funding finders Ltd provides a variety of services to the Public, Private and voluntary sector.
Services range from Bid writing services, Finding funds, capacity building through to supporting organisations wishing to develop joint activities in EU new member State countries.
We can also provide training for organisations across Europe on accessing funding, bid writing, project management and record keeping. This can be delivered at our residential premises in the UK or in any of the EU member states.
Our Toolkits - Best Practice Guides to Project Evaluation, Monitoring and Financial Record Keeping is a guide to evidencing and monitoring financial spend and outcomes/achievements, and include example documents which can be used to ensure you have all the necessary evidence for audit, monitoring, evaluation and dissemination\valorisation purposes.
These toolkits can be amended to suit the needs and languages of the various EU member states. We can also provide organisations with an external monitoring and evaluation service, which can be included in project budgets as an eligible expenditure, and is preferred by many funders to ensure unbiased evaluation and monitoring takes place.
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Under its Comprehensive Review, the government has announced that £2billion of funding will be spent supporting neighbourhood and local renewal between 2008 and 2011. The money will be spent continuing the New Deal for Communities programme along with a new Working Neighbourhoods Fund to improve the economic prospects of disadvantaged areas.
The Dept for Communities and Local Government has announced a reorganisation. Richard McCarthy has moved from director general of Programmes, Policy and Innovation to become director general of Housing and Planning. Joe Montgomery will move from director general of Places and Communities to director general of Regions and Communities. Chris Wormald will also move from director general of Governance and Communities to director general of Local Government and Regeneration. The new roles will provide, according to a spokesperson, a “clear focus on our priorities”.
Schools whose uniforms are too expensive could face action by the Dept for Children Schools and Families. Under the schools admission code, uniforms must be affordable to all parents. The code is available on our publications section.
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears has announced that local authorities will receive more funding for community cohesion projects. £50million will be available over the next three years for, for example, youth projects, conflict resolution, and information packs for new migrants.
The Dept for Culture, Media and Sport has launched a £5million scheme to recruit voluntary community sports coaches for the 70 most deprived areas of the UK.
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