Contents page for Capital Communities
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Contents
Chairman's foreword
Guidelines 1997 - 2001
London - the mosaic city
Tony Travers, Director, Greater London Group at the
London School of Economics, looks at influences on the
voluntary sector
Responding to change - programmes, initiatives and funding
* more than just funding
* governance home and way
* refugee communities and 'funding plus'
* Resource Unit for Supplementary and Mother Tongue Schools
* tackling exclusion from school
* Count Us In - the Disability Programme
Changing times - changing structures
Sean Baine, Chair of the London Civic Forum, describes how the
Voluntary sector has developed and responded to new approaches
Getting messages across
How City Parochial Foundation and Trust for London are passing
on lessons
learned from funding programmes and initiatives
Trustees and staff
Facts and figures - where the money went
Looking forward - the next five years
Christina Schwabenland, Director of London Voluntary Service Council,
looks
At the issues that will influence voluntary bodies over the next
Quinqeunnium
Looking ahead - Guidelines for 2002-2006
Developing themes The Foundation started its five year review
process in
1935:
a look back shows a remarkable consistency in approach over time.
Providing the services
What organisations have to say about City Parochial Foundation
and Trust for
London
Length of report - 48 Pages
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"A
Trust For The Poor Of London"
