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There will be a review of VCS membership of Tower Hamlets Partnership to ensure membership of thematic partnerships fully reflects the local VCS and communities, including faith communities.
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We will, where appropriate, produce annual reports highlighting the impact VCS organisations have made. Performance reports are published on the Mayor’s Community Grants Programme every 3 months.
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We will do a full review of council-owned Community Premises. Including a review of the Community Premises Policy in along with the VCS. Making sure those currently leasing and hiring premises, and those who would like to, are able to take part.
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We will not be allowed to use our apprenticeship levy for VCS organisations. However, this will be continued to be explored if future changes are made.
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There would not be a enough high level of vacancies within the VCS in Tower Hamlets at any given time to hold a recruitment fair for this sector. It would be more productive for us to work with VCS organisations to enable them to participate in general recruitment fairs we organises.
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Council grant funding focuses on supporting VCS projects to address local needs. Project funding may include quality assurance (QA) accreditation costs that can be used for a project. However, we would not expect to be providing stand-alone funding for VCS organisations to secure QA accreditation. Smal VCS organisations can apply for the Capacity Building theme of the Mayor’s Small Grants Programme to support them to work towards QA accreditation.
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Our grant funding programmes for the VCS focus on supporting VCS projects to address local needs. This project funding may support core costs that can be used for different parts of a project, to support full cost recovery. However, like other statutory sector funding organisations, we have no plans to directly fund any of the specific core costs of VCS organisations as stand-alone funding.
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Our multi-year grant programmes for the VCS, such as the Mayor’s Community Grant Programme, involve grant awards that are set when funding for a project is agreed. Unfortunately, there are no extra resources to provide inflationary uplifts for these awards.
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I'm incredibly excited about the LPIP Fellowship. This is a unique opportunity to formalise the lessons we are learning and share them with a national audience. My celebration was quite simple: a moment of reflection on the privilege of this opportunity and a renewed focus on ensuring my work is successful.
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Any new challenge comes with a healthy dose of nerves! I am looking forward to working with the other LPIP fellows and other partners. My primary focus is to ensure that my projects are as impactful and insightful as possible. I'm confident that by collaborating, we can navigate any challenges and produce something truly valuable.
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