Posts from the ‘Guest blogs’ Category
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Recent Posts
- Involving your community: part 2 – schools, uniformed groups and sensitive work
- Raising your game and doing the unimaginable
- Young Start is back! £18m available for youth-led projects
- Why you should involve your community in your funding application
- Developing evaluation culture in your organisation – a challenge worth taking on!
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BIG Scotland on Twitter
- RT @EmRob17: Attending @BDA_Scot Taste Your Future Event, giving young deaf people an opportunity to meet deaf role models and think about… 14 hours ago
- When we make funding decisions, one of the most important factors is how involved your community is in your plans.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 14 hours ago
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