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Sector Connector is VODA's new project which is all about brokering support from the local business sector into community organisations. This support could include the donation of time and skills (i.e. volunteering), or it could take the form of businesses offering goods, services and facilities to the voluntary sector on a discounted or donated basis. Visit www.sectorconnector.co.uk for more information. NewsNew workshops announced05.04.2013 Sector Connector E-Bulletin Out Now!20.02.2013 Sector Connector website live and first match made04.12.2012 Sector Connector has started connecting!13.11.2012
If you’re a voluntary organisation in North Tyneside with an annual turnover of less than £100,000, you could benefit from business skills and resources as part of our new ‘Sector Connector’ project. The project, funded by North Tyneside Council, is all about bringing local businesses and community groups together and we’re beginning to make the first matches between the sectors – more details are coming soon. A key aim of the project is to give support to businesses who would like to ‘give something back’ by donating skills and resources to local voluntary organisations. We currently have businesses lined up who may be able to offer support in the following areas:
Please get in touch if your organisation needs support in one of these areas, or if you’ve got other ideas about the type of support that businesses might be able to offer you. Contact Jon Goodwin on 0191 643 2625 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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