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The Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Forum supports the development of an infrastructure that enables BME community groups to be actively engaged with us and provide feedback on policy and service developments.
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Derbyshire County Council works with communities to ensure our services meet their environment, education, social, family, leisure, transport and economic needs and expectations.
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Derbyshire County Council - www.derbyshire.gov.uk
Please download the Gypsy and Traveller Needs Assessment 2024 here
DGLG meets with the Derbyshire Gypsy and Traveller Needs Working Group four times a year. The group has worked on a Derbyshire wide Gypsy and Inter Agency Guidance. This is a working document and subject to review and change. Please see latest update July 2019 Download here
Derbyshire wide Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (Including East Staffordshire.)
Derbyshire undertook its first GTAA which was published in 2008. There is a now a new assessment published 2015
Please down load the GTAA Here
Please download the Gypsy and Traveller Needs Assessment 2024 here
DGLG meets with the Derbyshire Gypsy and Traveller Needs Working Group four times a year. The group has worked on a Derbyshire wide Gypsy and Inter Agency Guidance. This is a working document and subject to review and change. Please see latest update July 2019 Download here
Derbyshire wide Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (Including East Staffordshire.)
Derbyshire undertook its first GTAA which was published in 2008. There is a now a new assessment published 2015
Please down load the GTAA Here
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Jobcentre Plus is a government-funded employment agency overseen by the Department of Work and Pensions. Its purpose is to help people find work through services such as job hunting programmes and external job vacancies, while it also provides financial support to eligible job hunters.
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British Red Cross Hardship Fund: During the start of the pandemic we became a partner to the Red Cross scheme for emergency payment. We cannot thank them enough for this service, which aided people who had absolutely nothing to fall back on Dear Hardship Fund Partner, I wanted to take this opportunity one final time to thank you for all the support you have given the British Red Cross in distributing our Hardship Fund grant. Over the past 15 months, with your help we have reached 18,000 people across the UK delivering £4 million of support through 400 referral partners. Although the Hardship Fund comes to an end today, our achievements would not have been possible without our valued partners like you. 30.06.21 The British Red Cross can be there to give support to anyone affected. We provide the people, equipment, space and resources to support those affected by an emergency, helping them to recover. We can give support when emergencies happen: to individuals and families. Website |
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National Council for Voluntary Organisations www.ncvo.org.uk
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MOVING FOR CHANGE
Through the Policing Bill, the Government is planning to imprison, fine and remove the homes of people stopping roadside. In this video, Billy Welch tells us about how the proposals will harm Appleby Fair and other ancient traditional horse fairs: #There Is Another Way
Through the Policing Bill, the Government is planning to imprison, fine and remove the homes of people stopping roadside. In this video, Billy Welch tells us about how the proposals will harm Appleby Fair and other ancient traditional horse fairs: #There Is Another Way
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DGLG is in close contact with a number of statutory and voluntary bodies:
North Derbyshire Voluntary Action NDVA www.ndva.org.uk
NDVA supports and represents health related voluntary organisations across Derbyshire. Membership and services are free of charge.
NDVA supports organisations through the following services:
· Health & Social Care Voluntary Sector Forum
· Mental Health Liaison Service
· Network Newsletter
· E-bulletin
· Discussion Forums
· Information Updates
· Small Grants Scheme
· User Involvement Fund
NDVA represents the health related voluntary sector at a strategic level, through attendance at, and the provision of feedback from, the major consultative and decision making meetings of local authority and NHS bodies.
NDVA supports and represents health related voluntary organisations across Derbyshire. Membership and services are free of charge.
NDVA supports organisations through the following services:
· Health & Social Care Voluntary Sector Forum
· Mental Health Liaison Service
· Network Newsletter
· E-bulletin
· Discussion Forums
· Information Updates
· Small Grants Scheme
· User Involvement Fund
NDVA represents the health related voluntary sector at a strategic level, through attendance at, and the provision of feedback from, the major consultative and decision making meetings of local authority and NHS bodies.
Derbyshire Police
Moving Forward National Police Training Project
We have been awarded the Queens Award for Innovative Police Training in conjunction with Derbyshire Polic
We have been awarded the Queens Award for Innovative Police Training in conjunction with Derbyshire Polic
