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Charitable status for CPP |
Clapham Park Project became a charity on Wednesday 24th March 2010. Achieving charitable status is integral to Clapham Park Project’s sustainability strategy and means that the organisation will be able to apply for funding to continue running projects and activities after the New Deal for Communities finishes in March 2011. The new charity will be launched at the Clapham Park Festival on 10th July 2010. See the next issue of E-Life for more information.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 13:58 |
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Future Jobs Fund Trainees |
In February Clapham Park Project welcomed 7 Future Jobs Fund trainees to work within the Marketing and Communications, Finance, Employment and Training, Fundraising, Youth, Community Development and Community Safety teams.
The trainees have taken up the opportunity of a six month paid placement to gain more experience in their chosen field, and to learn what it is like to work in a formal office environment.
The Future Jobs Fund has given young adults (some of whom finished college or university during the credit crunch) the chance to gain the relevant skills and experience to succeed at work and CPP is proud to be part of this project.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 17:33 |
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Targets exceeded for Home Security Referrals |
716 Lambeth residents have signed up to CPPs free home security improvements which include new window locks, door chains and spy holes as part of the Safe and Secure scheme to tackle burglary.
The work is being funded by Clapham Park Project, which has been given almost £100,000 by the Home Office to help secure homes across the borough.
All of this funding has now been allocated and work is continuing to be carried out by Age UK and Timpson. For more information contact ChingWah Wong, Programme Manager on 020 8678 5922.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 13:59 |
CPP is hosting a series of Easter events from Tuesday 30th March to Thursday1st April (2.00-4.30pm) and Tuesday 6th April to Thursday 8th April (11.00-2.00pm).
The events will take place outside the Employment and Training Project at 71- 73 New Park Road SW2 4EN.
Residents will be able to find out about the free activities on offer over the summer and also sign up there and then for the events that interest them.
To attract residents to come along on the day, there will be a variety of Easter themed activities that children can take part in.
There will also be an opportunity for staff based at the Employment and Training Project to promote their services. For more information contact Roz Thompson at rthompson@claphampark.org.uk or 020 8678 5923.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 14:00 |
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