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Post | July 2024 | For organisations | 1 min read

Tell us what you think of Empowering Communities.

Written by

Laura Holland
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Empowering Communities is a partnership supporting voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations across Norfolk. Empowering Communities is led by Voluntary Norfolk, with partners Community Action Norfolk (CAN), Norfolk Community Advice Network (NCAN), FUSE Norwich and Norfolk Community Foundation. 

 

Together, the partnership aims to provide VCSEs a good quality, easy to access offer of support in response to their needs. This includes:

 

  • Organising workshops, training and networking sessions
  • running the Get InVOLved Norfolk platform
  • coordinating several Networks for VCSE colleagues to join
  • providing resources and newsletters
  • and more!

 

The Empowering Communities Partnership is led by you, the local VCSE community. Tell us what you think of our support, including the Get InVOLved platform!

 

Your responses will help us understand the challenges you’re facing, both big and small 💙

 

Feedback will also shape our future offer to you and help us advocate for better VCSE sector support 💪🏻

 

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