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CILIP Libraries Change Lives Award | 23 January 2010
Entries are now open for the CILIP Libraries Change Lives Award – full details of how to apply, plus downloadable form, are available online.
All entries must be received by Monday 15 February 2010.
Posted in: News | Social inclusion/exclusion
Working with drug/alcohol recoverers | 10 February 2009
We've recently had an enquiry from a library service that is working with a number of drug/alcohol recoverers as volunteers, and asking whether anyone else has experience of this - if you have, please do reply to this posting!
Posted in: Social inclusion/exclusion | Volunteering
"Child Poverty Special Report: Sure Start - has it reduced poverty?" | 24 September 2008
"Children & Young People Now" Special Report, looking at whether Sure Start is actually having any effect on poverty.
Posted in: Children & young people | Poverty & low income / Unemployment / Recession | Social inclusion/exclusion
White boys from low-income backgrounds: good practice in schools | 28 July 2008
Results of new small-scale survey by Ofsted now available - gives some useful pointers to supporting boys.
Posted in: Social inclusion/exclusion | Equality & Human Rights, Diversity, Positive Action | Class
Adults Facing Chronic Exclusion - Pilots | 8 July 2008
Just a reminder that there are 12 pilot programmes running as part of this Social Exclusion Task Force initiative. They are:
- After Adoption (Manchester/HMP Styal)
- Calderdale Domestic Violence Forum
- Fairbridge (Bristol)
- Forensic Therapies (London/HMP Holloway)
- MCCH Autism (Kent)
- Milton Keynes Borough Council and PCT
- NOAH (Luton)
- St Mungos (London)
- SW London Trust Merton (London)
- Thamesreach (London)
- Turning Point (Bolton)
- Tyneside Cyrenians (Newcastle).
Posted in: Social inclusion/exclusion
"Living Places" | 1 December 2007
A new partnership of cultural bodies and Government departments has just been launched. "Living Places will help realise people’s aspirations by helping house builders, planners and all those helping to shape communities build in culture and sport from the start."
Gerry Sutcliffe MP, Minister for Sport, said:
"Culture and sport are engaging and powerful instruments for building places that are vibrant and exciting - where people will choose to live. Good design that builds on local history creates character. Playing football in the park, joining a library and watching a local play reinforce our sense of community. Living Places shows how these sporting and cultural elements can be combined to build desirable communities in the Thames Gateway and beyond."
Posted in: Social inclusion/exclusion | News
ContinYou's Toolkit | 11 November 2007
"Guidance and support for those engaged in delivering parenting support and swift and easy access as part of the core offer for extended services in and around schools and children’s centres in London."
New toolkit (1005 kb) which includes mentions of the role of libraries and the need to tackle social exclusion.
Posted in: Social inclusion/exclusion | Children & young people
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