Welcome to Merseyside BME Legacy Project

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Author: Godwin Bateren |

BME Leadership, Coaching and Mentoring Programme
Youth and Young People

Are you interested in Leadership of a voluntary or community organisation in Merseyside?

Would you like to explore and improve your Leadership skills?

Leadership Coaching & Mentoring Residential
05/06 November 2010
Holiday Inn Runcorn

Learn from high profile speakers, presentations, discussions and peers through a structured programme.

LIMITED PLACES. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Rushi Munshi, CEMVO, 12 Charlotte Street, Manchester, M1 4FL
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Tel: 0161 245 3201

Or Contact Merseyside BME Legacy Project office
64 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool L8 7LF
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Tel: 0151 708 5146

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Welcome to Merseyside BME Legacy Project

The Legacy Project aims to ensure that Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) voluntary, community and faith (VCF) sector organisations on Merseyside have access to and benefit from the best infrastructure support services.

The project will offer dedicated support to a range of front line groups by enabling them meet their needs, address gaps and link them with support services that will leave a sustainable legacy for the sector. In using the term BME, this project recognises and includes new communities, refugees and asylum communities as primary beneficiaries and key stakeholders. Big Lottery logo:The Legacy Project is funded by the Big Lottery

A Partnership Project

Legacy is primarily funded by the Big Lottery fund and is a collaborative Project led by Chara Trust in partnership with Refugee Action on Merseyside and Council for Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO). It is also supported by the Greater Merseyside Change Up Consortium.

Towards Long Term Benefits

Legacy aims to stimulate a step-change in the involvement, engagement and contribution of BME voluntary community and faith sector on Merseyside in the design and delivery of support services.

The project will deliver sustainable benefits largely through the development of new relationships and new approaches to working that will become embedded in the working methods employed by both BME and VCF infrastructure organisations. In addition, the sharing of knowledge and expertise will deliver long-term benefits in terms of improving skills levels and developing mutual support networks.