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Sponsorship Opportunity for Girls Cricket Academy

Sir Robert Wodard Academy are currently establishing a girls’ Cricket Academy and are looking for sponsorship

The girls’ Cricket Academy has been expanding over the last few years and has some really talented individuals, several of them have played cricket for Sussex.

The girls’ Cricket Academy would be very grateful for any contribution you could make in order to allow them to buy full training kits with your company’s name and/or logo on them. In addition to your company’s name appearing on the kits, it would also appear in photographs on the SRWA’s Twitter and Facebook sites.

For more details click here

Sir Robert Woodard Academy Quiz Night

Can you help Worthing Churches Homeless Project with Raffle and Tombola Prizes

Worthing Churches Homeless Project are looking for Raffle and Tombola Prizes for their forthcoming Ball and Christmas Tree Festival

Prizes of all sizes are required such as

• Sweets
• Toys
• Toiletries
  

To donate please contact:

Rachel Blair Community Fundraiser
rachel.blair@wchp.org.uk
01903 286480  www.wchp.org.uk

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 West Sussex Health and Life Sciences Cluster News Update

In July over 90 people attended the West Sussex Health and Life Science Cluster launch event which was a huge success . If you missed the event or you want a reminder about the evening please click here. Since the event we have received an overwhelming amount of positive feedback which we have incorporated into our plans.

We  are delighted to use this opportunity to update you on some of the exciting things that have been happening since our inspiring launch event.

Online Presence

The Cluster now has a social media presence! A closed group entitled ‘West Sussex Health and Life Sciences Cluster’ has been set up to allow free discussion amongst cluster members. A twitter account entitled WSHLSC has also been set up and will commence tweeting in the near future. To access our LinkedIn account please click on the following icon.

If you have any news that you want sharing with the cluster please contact us at Business.Support@westsussex.gov.uk and we will be happy to share accordingly. Likewise, if you have any suggestions on cluster engagement please do not hesitate to contact us.

Cluster  Manager

As a sign of West Sussex County Council’s commitment  to the West Sussex Health and Life Science sector, the County Council has appointed a dedicated person to work with the cluster and take forward our plans and initiatives. Rachael Merriman will look after the cluster and will continue the excellent engagement work that KPMG have begun. Rachael can be contacted either  using  business.support@westsussex.gov.uk  or rachael.merriman@westsussex.gov.uk

At the event we committed to progressing a number of immediate opportunities…

The Growth Hub

The Accelerator-  there has been significant progress with this exciting initiative!

An accelerator is an intensive programme offered to highly promising start-ups, following a competitive selection process, designed to prepare them to be funding ready. It is a quick and exciting model to support start-up growth. We are currently at a stage to put out a call for Venture Capital Partners. For further information on this initiative please click on this link.

Regulatory Services- for an update on our work into regulatory provision please click here.

Workforce and Skills

We have had a number of highly positive conversations with our innovative local universities. We are looking for ways to increase collaboration and  improve links between the universities and the sector. At present we are in conversation about several initiatives including : Real Life Projects; Placements; Seminars and Guest Speakers.

We are currently preparing to present the cluster with specific offers on these opportunities. In the meantime you can click here to read a little bit more about the thinking behind these initiatives.

A date for your diary!!

Many of you will already be familiar with, or be involved in the excellent STEMfest and Big Bang events in the county. Currently there is comparatively less activity in the coastal area. A number of partners have agreed to address this, and will be hosting a Big Bang @ Butlins, Bognor Regis event on 3rd March 2016 which will give young people from local schools the opportunity to engage with local STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) employers through inspiring and interactive engineering and science events.  The event will showcase local employer career opportunities through a range of interactive activities and workshops delivered for schools during February and March that forms part of a wider Coastal STEMfest. 

Critical to bringing the Coastal STEMfest to life will be the involvement of local businesses. We will shortly be inviting you to an informative evening in November to provide more details and give you the fantastic opportunity to get involved.

The Cold Chain Initiative

For an update on the cold chain please click here.

Your input is crucial to the success of the cluster and we welcome any feedback or suggestions. We will be back in touch soon!

Notification

Please be aware we are storing your data and summaries of exchanges on a secure customer relationship management system which requires coded access. We are storing this information to help us progress our initiatives and successfully develop the cluster, we will not share your details with anybody else. If you wish to unsubscribe or have your details removed from our database at any time, please contact us at business.support@westsussex.gov.uk

                                                                                                                                                                                                         

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Are you a charity or community group that needs funding for a project?
The Worthing and Adur fund is ready to pay out - APPLY NOW!! Deadline Friday 9th October

Since 2010 Worthing and Adur Chamber has encouraged a number of local individuals and businesses to become Founder Donors of Worthing and Adur Fund. Businesses continue to donate to the fund enabling local people to manage the distribution of grants with emphasis on local small groups where a small grant can make a significant difference.

The maximum grant is £500 and the deadline for the next round of applications is Friday 9th October 2015

If you are unsure what to do or have questions about the grants please contact Sussex Community Foundation on 01273 409 440.

Who can apply?

All applicants must be not-for-profit community organisations and be working for the benefit of the people in Sussex. You do not have to be a charity but you will need to have your own bank account and be able to provide a signed copy of your constitution and accounts, a copy of a recent bank statement, estimates for proposed purchases (if applicable) and copies of relevant policies (Child Protection, Vulnerable Adults, Health and Safety etc).

How to Apply: Please read the guidance notes before you apply and please note that you may only apply for one Fund at a time.

Visit http://www.sussexgiving.org.uk/apply-for-grants/apply-now/  to apply online

Download the Application form here Complete the form and either e-mail to grants@sussexgiving.org.uk or send it to:  Sussex Community Foundation, 15 Western Road, Lewes BN7 1RL.

Contact Sussex Community Foundation on 01273 409 440 to be sent a hard copy.

Please note that for all applications a hard copy of the signed application is required together with your supporting documents (including signed copies of your constitution and accounts) by the deadline. Emailed applications should forward a hard copy of the signed declaration page by the deadline.

On receipt of your application Sussex Community Foundation will contact you to advise when you are likely to hear the outcome.

We are not able to fund applications from:

• Statutory organisations or groups seeking to improve statutory assets eg. Friends or Parents groups looking for funds for playgrounds, school equipment etc.
• Individuals – with the exception of those applying to the Paul Rooney Fund and the Westdene Fund
• Fundraising activities which will be used to make awards to a third party    Major capital appeals
• Projects whose wider community appeal or benefit is limited

Tim Loughton Parliamentary Newsletter -

September 2015

Dear Constituent  

Welcome to my September newsletter.
 
Parliament is not sitting during the party conference season and will return fully on October 12^th.

The news locally has of course been dominated by the terrible tragedy at the Shoreham Air Show and the loss of 11 lives. I will not repeat the extensive coverage of the events of the last few weeks and I have written about the aftermath of the accident on my website. As I have said on numerous occasions now, if there was one crumb of comfort from the whole sad story it has been the professionalism of the emergency services doing their work in such harrowing conditions. Added to that, the way the local community rallied round to show that we share the grief of the victim's families and just wanted to help was truly impressive and humbling. I have been prouder than ever to represent the people of East Worthing & Shoreham in recent weeks.  I was grateful to have the opportunity to be able to raise this at a debate in Parliament on September 8^th. You can read my speech and the response from Transport Minister Claire Perry here: http://goo.gl/P9Wd7x,

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