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Payment 1 2 3 4   Payment date January 2019 July 2019 January 2020 July 2020 Total per activity Tackling loneliness £1,500.00 £18,500.00 £39,000.00 £41,000.00 £100,000.00 Transport £3,250.00 £11,750.00 £17,250.00 £17,750.00 £50,000.00 Support for young people £6,000.00 £14,000.00 £102,000.00 Communications and engagement £17,000.00 £8,000.00 £13,000.00 £12,000.00 Community facilities £23,500.00 £26,500.00 £80,500.00 £169,500.00 £300,000.00 Community grants £15,200.00 £4,800.00 £12,800.00 £12,200.00 £45,000.00 Core costs £17,240.00 £17,760.00 £18,240.00 £71,000.00 Emerging projects £0.00 £8,500.00 £22,500.00 Contribution to support grant administration and partnership running costs £4,184.50 £5,490.50 £11,389.50 £15,960.50 £37,025.00 TOTAL inclusive of VAT you cannot recover £87,874.50 £115,300.50 £239,179.50 £335,170.50 £777,525.00

Power The ability to get things done

How power is defined is changing Old power Held by a few Leader driven Secretive Enabled by what people know, control that others don’t Taps into consumption New power Made by many Open and participatory Peer-driven Transparent Don’t hoard it channel it Goes beyond consumption

THE PACT POWER – A SHIFT TO THE COMMUNITY ACCOUNTABILITY – TO THE COMMUNITY CONNECTION – DEEPER AND CLOSER TRUST – THE MOST IMPORTANT COMMUNITY ASSET

Mohamed Mohamud @localtrust.org.uk ‘In SHAL Housing I can see that you have a high quality Locally Trusted Organisation which is committed to helping you to be as effective as possible.’   Mohamed Mohamud @localtrust.org.uk

Today, the wisest organisations will be those engaging in the most painfully honest conversations, inside and outside, about their impact.