Now FULLY BOOKED – Communities Managing Change Event

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Community hub organisations, neighbourhood forums, clubs, associations and voluntary groups that provide a focus for communities managing change are at the heart of the Chamberlain Forum conference Communities Managing Change at St George’s Community Hub, Great Hampton Row Newtown Birmingham   B19 3JG on Friday 25 May 9.30-1.30pm

The conference is FREE and councillors, residents and others are welcome to attend as well.   As well as straightforward information and practical ideas on the issues facing communities there will be ppportunities to share ideas and experience.  Speakers will include Councillor John Cotton from Birmingham City Council and there will be sessions on:

  • Community Organising
  • Green Deal
  • Neighbourhood Planning
  • Timebanking
  • Community Hubs
  • Community First

and information on Small Grant Funds, Community Asset Transfer, Tackling Fuel Poverty and Neighbourhood Websites.

The Communities Managing Change programme is organised by Chamberlain Forum and is supported by Barrow Cadbury Trust as part of its poverty and inclusion programme.  The event is free, but places are limited, so please book in advance.

If you would like to attend, but cannot on Friday 25th May, please contact Chamberlain Forum as there will be further events during the year on the Communities Managing Change theme.

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What We Do

Chamberlain Forum helps civil society and local authorities to coproduce better places to live. We are non-profit, politically independent and proudly based in Birmingham.
We organise Chamberlain Lectures featuring speakers including Prime Minister David Cameron. We also organise Resident University - a peer and shared learning programme for people who live and work in neighbourhoods.
We promote and develop community networks as social capital builders, including by supporting Community Network 4 Birmingham
We support action to strengthen local civil society including through: community asset transfers; neighbourhood websites; mediation and facilitation; training and business planning.
We organise action research into aspects of coproduction and are delivering an 18 month programme, Communities Managing Change, funded by Barrow Cadbury Trust.
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