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T3SC (Tameside 3rd Sector Coalition) is dedicated to providing support, advice and information
to our local voluntary and community groups (the VCS or third sector).
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Your feedback on the E-Bulletin and Newsletter Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the questionnaire on T3SC Newsletter and E-Bulletin. We really appreciate your comments. Here is a quick breakdown of the results and changes we have brought in as a result. 95% of respondents felt the communications help to increase their knowledge and increase awareness of local events and key issues affecting groups. One respondent even commented,' Its one of the things T3SC does the best.' Everybody who received both the E-Bulletin and Newsletter said the language was easy to read and overall said the articles were the right length. The most popular sections of the
Newsletter are (in order): Due to these results we have decided to move the National news section to the E-Bulletin and to increase our Local News which includes information on local voluntary and community groups. We will still include some information about funding and funding successes in the Newsletter. However the best way to keep up to date with funding opportunities is to receive our Funding Bulletin which is sent out with our E-Bulletin every month. Overall you voted to keep both the paper and email version of the Newsletter. We will be keeping both versions and have also followed your suggestion of having the E-Bulletin monthly and the Newsletter quarterly. The comments we received were generally very positive and we are taking them all on board and hope to continuously improve both formats of communication. If you do have any future feedback or suggestions on the Newsletter or E-Bulletin please email Hannah Powell.
News,
training and jobs on T3SC's website Don't forget to check the pages
regularly and if you want to include any items please contact
Children and Young People Summary Plan 2007 – 2010 Young people from Astley Sports College in Dukinfield were asked to review Tameside’s Children’s and Young People’s Plan 2007 -2010 and to make a child friendly version.
The group read the adult version and then gave their understandings of it and they learnt about what the Every Child Matters five Outcomes mean. They also had a photo shoot, designed to make the front cover and then they went on a reward trip to celebrate their achievement. Did the children
and young people enjoy it? A copy can be found at www.tameside-sid.org.uk and booklets will also be placed in libraries and children’s centres across the borough.
Final Statement by children and young people We feel this plan makes sense and there are some really good things in it. The plan will give us a better chance of being healthy, safe, listened to and more involved, and to encourage us to be the best we can be'. The North West Big Drink Debate
Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Summer School
Whatever your background, whatever your ability, if you are aged between 18 and 80+ we’d like to invite you to this three day summer school. It’s FREE to attend and refreshments, lunch and learning packs are included. The Hallmark of the Summer School is
that it provides a unique learning environment just for Black, Asian and
Minority Ethnic people
Tameside Blind Association is looking for new trustees
It holds information on what each
service offers, their opening times, addresses and contact details with
national helpline numbers available. If you are planning on visiting an
event/activity there is also a route planner that can help you get
there.
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The
award will be given after 50 hours volunteering. This can then be put on
there CV's which should help you into further education and employment.
These awards are national so will add extra credentials for the young
people. This is also good going for funding that you have a nationally
recognised accreditation scheme being offered. 
Jayne
and Ruhel from NCH Participation Project went into Astley Sports College
and consulted with a small group of children and young people in making
a Children and Young People’s Summery Plan 2007 -2010 child friendly
booklet. 
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16, 17 July 2008
SID
(Service Information Directory) - New look website for young people