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ESF update July 2015 Nehal Depani, Policy Manager, LVSC 1
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2 1.BBO programme and process 2.SFA and DWP programmes 3.LVSC support Introduction
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3 CFOs: where are we now? Big LotterySFADWP GrantsContracts Projects launch June / Oct ‘15 Launch summer 2015? Two stage application process SFA register closes 3 July One stage process Adult employment Adult skills / youth Adult employment London Councils applied for funding for its own programme: know more in autumn
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4 1. Big Lottery Fund
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5 Big Lottery Fund June projects (3 Aug deadline) October projects BAME womenCommon mental health ILM disability & healthLone parents (TBC) CarersRefugees Severe Multiple Disadvantage (TBC)
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6 Contract areas
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7 East and Central London projects North & East London BAME women c.£2.9m Central London BAME women c.£1.5m West, North and East ILM Health & Disability c.£2.95m South and Central ILM Health & Disability c.£2m West, North and East Carers £1.2m South and Central Carers £0.8m
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8 BBO application process Stage 1: 2 months to submit application, 2 months for assessment Stage 2: 2 months to submit application, 2 months for assessment, development funding available
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9 Support for applicants Baker Tilly/Ecorys are offering support and advice regards monitoring and reporting requirements www.bboesfsupport.comwww.bboesfsupport.com Development grants: available at stage two for applicants LVSC! We are funded until September 2015 to continue to provide support
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10 2. SFA and DWP
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11 Cyclers progression Older people Troubled families (Lone) parents out of work Disability employment Heathrow employment programme Support for those in social housing DWP: adult employment £10-15m £6-10m £2-6m
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12 Sector based approaches (£25m) In work progression (£10m) Start ups and entrepreneurship (£8m) Construction skills (£5m) ESOL (£4m) SFA adult skills
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13 NEET outreach Preventative NEET Youth talentLDD Mental health/drug/ alcohol Characteristics leading to disadvantage 16-18 targeted interventions Careers Guidance ILM Careers clusters BAME Gangs prevention SFA youth provision £9-16m £6-9m £2-6m
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14 3. LVSC support
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EoIs and lists of leads Sign up and view other resources: http://vcsassist.org.uk/ http://vcsassist.org.uk/ 15
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Events Networking for BBO (September) BAME women Partnership training Engaging with employers Supporting lone parents 16
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Keep up to date Email alerts of new posts vcsassist.org.uk 1 Employment & skills bulletin vcsassist.org.uk 2 Follow @Nehal_LVSC and @LVSCNews 3 17
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