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USEFUL WEBSITES
The Moray Council has recently launched a new Funding Support
website, provide information and advice on a wide range of funding sources,
including European Lottery and Trust Funds - worth checking out!
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The Scottish Government recently approved the establishment of the Scottish Centre for Intergenerational Practice to support intergenerational working throughout the country. The centre works with public, private and voluntary sector organisations, as well as individuals and families, to gather and share best practice, provide information and support, and develop new opportunities for Scotland’s generations to work together. |
This site has been developed by HIE Moray to involve
stakeholders in developing a new vision and strategy for tourism in Moray, based
on an audit of the current Tourism Product. This important initiative is
being coordinated, on behalf of HIE Moray, by the Stevens View Partnership who
organised a successful conference at Knockando Distillery to stimulate
discussion and debate around the new vision and strategy. The site also
contains some interesting case studies from home and abroad to demonstrate what
it is possible to achieve through the appropriate mix of innovative ideas,
investment and local commitment.
The Moray Federation of Community Halls and
Associations has recently launched its own website with all the latest
information on activities, membership, contacts, funding etc.
This is Scotland's Community Planning site,
updated regularly by the Scottish Executive Community Planning team. It contains
an extensive Document Library as well as links to all 32 Community Planning
Partnerships across the country.
This site is a one-stop shop for community groups
carrying out projects to improve the quality of life for local communities. It
contains a wealth of resources, including advice on implementing projects and
examples of good practice from around the country.
The Scottish Network for Families Affected by
Drugs was established in 2003 as a result of families and family support groups
from across Scotland coming together as a united force. The network provides a
wide range of services, including a National Helpline, which is free and
confidential.
This link will take you to the Moray pages of the
Young Scot website, the official site of the Dialogue Youth initiative. Here you
will find a considerable amount of information aimed at or about young people in
Moray. The pages have been designed by Daniel Edwards, one of the three Dialogue
Youth workers active in Moray, and are well worth checking out.
This is, of course, The Moray Council
website, within which is a new section devoted to the work of Community Councils
throughout Moray. Click here to find out about who to contact, dates and minutes
of meetings and lots more useful info. For further information contact the
Community Councils Liaison Officer, tracey.rae@moray.gov.uk.
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