- Tameside Room Directory
- T3SC's impact
- Themed Funding Guides
- Funding bulletin
- Working with Tameside Council
- Social prescribing for mental health - a guide for commissioning and delivery
- Surviving the recession - resources
Tameside Room Directory
Are you looking for an affordable room for your group?
Have a look at our recently compiled 
Tameside Room Directory
If you want to advertise your space for groups to use/rent then please contact Dawn,
Tel: 0161 339 4985
Email: dawn.acton@t3sc.org
T3SC's impact
Here is a PDF of T3SC’s Impact – our work and successes.
Themed Fundng Guides
We have produced themed guides on funds available specifically for your group.
Funding for children and young people
Funding for environmental projects
Funding Bulletins
We also produce a monthly Funding bulletin with a list of grants currently available.
Here is the latest Funding Bulletin - March 2010
Working with Tameside Council
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (Tameside M.B.C.) spends approximately £90 million per annum on the provision of goods, services and works. The Council is committed to providing a high quality service to meet both the current and future needs of local people. Suppliers have a key role to play and the Council encourages competition, welcoming bids from both new and existing suppliers. This guide has been produced to assist suppliers by:
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Providing an awareness of the rules the Council must follow in inviting suppliers to bid for contracts.
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Informing suppliers how to identify opportunities from the range of goods, services and works required by the Council.
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Explaining how to tender for Council contracts.
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Providing specific information relating to each Service Unit.
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Supplier adoption – registering for the NWCE/AGMA online E-business Portal.
Social prescribing for mental health - a guide for commissioning and delivery
Surviving the recession resources
'The economic downturn is creating difficulties for local third sector organisations as demands for services rise whilst funding gets tighter. NAVCA need to be able to help our members in their vital role of supporting their local third sector.' Kevin Curley, Chief Executive of NAVCA.
NAVCA recession help webpages
NAVCA (National Association of Voluntary and Community Action) has launched dedicated webpages to assist local infrastructure organisations to be better prepared to support their local third sector to avoid the worst aspects of the recession. www.navca.org.uk/recession
Fundraising HealthCheck
Fundraising HealthCheck is a FREE, confidential diagnostic tool to help you understand the impact of the recession on your fundraising portfolio. www.fundraisinghealthcheck.org
Recession advice portal
ACEVO has launched an advice and support web portal to help its members through these challenging times. ‘Recession Support’ has sections on areas such as finance, managing your organisation and CEO development. www.fundraisinghealthcheck.org
Confidential helpline
Charities Aid Foundation has set up a confidential helpline for charity leaders seriously worried about their financial situation. The freephone ‘Financial Crisis Helpline’ is staff by experienced managers who will talk through your concerns and suggest possible steps you could take. www.cafonline.org/Default.aspx?page=16919
NCVO Recession Resources
Information on recession-proofing your organisation and crisis management. www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/downturn.asp
