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Social Enterprise Academy “Enterprising Mindset” (in person) at Tydfil Training, William Smith Building, 106-109 High St, Merthyr Tydfil CF47 8AP (20 attendees maximum).
Running costs are rising and will inevitably continue to do so. On top of that, grant funding is getting less accessible and more competitive. Therefore, community groups and social enterprises need to be a bit more knowledgeable on how to become more ‘business-like’. This interactive, one-day workshop is ideal for 3rd sector community groups that need to or would like to make this change.
The day will
be focused on ‘Enterprising Mindsets’ and covered the following themes:
What do we mean by becoming more enterprising?
The context
and reasons why an enterprising mindset is beneficial
Challenges
and opportunities of building an enterprising culture
Assumptions
and mindsets of an enterprising leader
Identify
personal leadership goals
An
enterprising model for values-based organisations
Balancing
income generation and social impact
Exploring
growth tools.
Enterprising
organisational cultures
Co-coaching and action planning
Friday 8th July 9-5pm - Lunch provided
To ensure you get your place on this fantastic workshop book here
The Resilient
Communities Programme has £2m of grant funding available to help
individuals and organisations increase community participation with nature to help
build resilient communities.
Key
information:
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£2m competitive
grant available over 2 years. Delivery up to January 2024. Final claim by March
2024
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Minimum
eligible amount £10k (over 1 to 2 years).
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Maximum amount
£125k if delivered in one Financial Year or £250k in two Financial Years
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To apply for
Funding, External partners will need to request this via the Resilient Communities
Grants Website application
form number to Access the online application form
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Application
deadline 19th September 2022
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Open to any
applicant
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Applicants may
apply across multiple places
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Collaborative /
joint applications will be looked upon favourably
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Must address
the activities in scope using the suggested evidence sources and link this to
the activities we are supporting, if applicants can clearly evidence they are
addressing multiple themes this will be looked upon favourably
·
Applications
must demonstrate involvement and/or benefits at community level
All grant queries
and application process should be directed to: grantiau.strategol@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk
Or for any
place-based enquiry contact:
enquiries@naturalresourceswales.gov.uk
Please allow 48 hours
for an initial response