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Funding Bulletin: September 2011
September 29, 2011   Funding news

The next edition of the Funding Bulletin is now available to download from the News page of the York & North Yorkshire Funding Advice Network website via this link:

 
This newsletter is compiled by the members of the York and North Yorkshire Funding Advice Network including NYYF, City of York Council and North Yorkshire County Council: www.ynyfundingadvice.org.uk

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Venue and Minibus for hire Knaresborough
September 29, 2011   Local news

YORKSHIRE YOGA & THERAPY CENTRE (Reg. Charity No. 1124347) is pleased to announce the completion of the building extension/renovation and capital improvements project at 9-10 Halfpenny Close, Knaresborough HG5 0TG. 

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Local Health Watch North Yorkshire Events: Oct/Nov
September 29, 2011   Local news

As part of the changes to the NHS Local Involvement Networks (LINks) will be replaced by a new organisation Health.

HealthWatch will be the independent consumer champion for the public to provide better outcomes in health and social care services.

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Plan your neighbourhood with Building Community
September 29, 2011   National news

The Building Community programme offers free expert advice to help community groups get involved in the planning process and shape their local neighbourhood.

They offer free guidance, workshops and resources.  Visit the website at http://locality.org.uk/projects/building-community/

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Consultation: Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2012, Respond by 11 Nov
September 29, 2011   Local news

North Yorkshire County Council is seeking your views on the key issues that affect people’s health and well-being in the County. This information will contribute to the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment for the County, which in turn will inform the strategic direction of the Health and Wellbeing Board. It is an important opportunity to influence how health and care services will be planned in future.

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A quarter of National Citizen Service places were not taken up says Nick Hurd, the Minister for Civil Society
September 29, 2011   National news

8,500 young people had participated in the scheme, which offers six-week summer volunteering placements to 15 and 16-year-olds. Several charities involved in the pilot scheme told Third Sector in July that they had struggled to recruit teenagers, the scheme was too expensive and it diverted resources from more useful youth volunteering initiatives.

www.thirdsector.co.uk/News/DailyBulletin/1089974/quarter-National-Citizen-Service-places-not-taken

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