Voluntary Groups

Ampthill's Clubs, Societies, Voluntary & Community Groups


 Voluntary Groups - Contents

Local Voluntary & Community Groups, Clubs & Societies | Where can I learn more out Local Voluntary and Community Groups?Where can I find help for my Group? | What does the Ampthill Town plan say about Voluntary Groups? 

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The Latest Edition of Beds-Spread (the newsletter of Community & Voluntary Service, with articles of interest to local groups) | Bedfordshire Sustainable Funding Guide (from Community & Voluntary Service, providing information on how voluntary groups can diversify their funding streams) | Facing a Challenging Financial Future (from VoluntaryWorks, providing a guide on how your organisation can weather the recession)


 Local Voluntary & Community Groups, Clubs & Societies

There are many clubs, societies, voluntary & community groups in the town, that are crying out for your involvement. Equally, if you are new to the town, your involvement could quickly lead to a whole set of new friends:

Where can I learn more out Local Voluntary and Community Groups?

  • VoluntaryWorks - Directory of Voluntary Groups in Bedfordshire & Luton
  • InfoPoint - Local clubs & societies in Bedfordshire & Luton

Where can I find help for my group?

For advice on setting up, developing or funding your group:

Community & Voluntary Service (CVS) - 43 Bromham Road, Bedford, MK40 2AA. Tel: 01234 354366. Website: www.yourcvs.org

Read the latest edition of the CVS Newsletter Beds-Spread:

Beds Spread - August 2010

Read the 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket! - Bedfordshire's Sustainable Funding Guide' from CVS:

Bedfordshire Sustainable Funding Guide
 
Read the 'Facing a Challenging Financial Future Guide' from the VoluntaryWorks Consortium - A guide for trustees and committee members of voluntary and community sector organisations in Bedfordshire and Luton facing the effects of the economic downturn on their organisation
 

For Volunteers:

Volunteer Centre Bedford - 43 Bromham Road, Bedford, MK40 2AA. Tel: 01234 213100. Website: www.volunteeringbedford.org.uk

What does the Ampthill Town plan say about Voluntary Groups? 

THE ISSUES

  • Publicity of activities.
  • Community Hall.
  • Youth Club.
  • Skateboard Park.

ACTIONS

  • Expand directory of local organisations on the website.
  • Produce a booklet on local organisations, clubs and social groups.
  • Investigate provision of refurbishing or replacing the Parkside Hall and Nottingham Rooms.
  • Investigate the options available for establishing a Youth Club.

THE VISION FOR THE FUTURE

  • An active community with modern recreational and sporting facilities.

POLICY STATEMENT

  • The town supports the refurbishing or replacement of the Parkside Hall and Nottingham Rooms.