
If you’re involved in a local voluntary or community organisation, then Lancaster District CVS is here to support the work of your group. We work to represent, promote and develop local voluntary and community organisations.
Looking to raise funds? We can offer advice and support. We can also help with training, networking, and financial services.
We work to strengthen the sector, encouraging groups to work together, build partnerships and influence local policy.
We publish the most comprehensive, up-to-date list of voluntary, community and faith sector organisations in the district - click here for more details.
In addition we keep our members updated with our email newsletter, and we administer some small grant funds for community organisations.
If you’re looking for volunteering opportunities, click here and we’ll point you to someone who can help.
Nominations are now open for the Volunteer Achievement Awards 2012
Wednesday 6th June 2012, 4.00pm-7.00pm
Ashton Hall, Town Hall, Dalton Square, Lancaster LA1 1PJ
Hosted by Lancaster District CVS in partnership with Lancaster City Council and other public sector organisations
Are you proud of someone and want to thank them? Do you know an individual has a passion for their local community and who gives freely of their time to help others?
Volunteers make an invaluable contribution towards making the Lancaster District a place that we can all be proud of; help us to celebrate their enthusiasm, dedication and community spirit.
Nominees and guests are invited to the ceremony, which is the only event of its kind within the District. This is an unique opportunity to encourage volunteers to continue their hard work and inspire others to become involved in voluntary work in the community. Last year’s event was attended by more than 120 guests who were able to meet and share their experiences.
Each nominee will receive a certificate marking their individual commitment.
Nominations are invited under the following categories;
• Volunteer of the Year: This award is aimed at individuals
who volunteer for community based projects
• Young Volunteer; as above but 18yrs and under
• Trustee of the Year: As above but specific to those
who sit on the committee as a Trustee/Board Member/Director
• Community Pride Volunteer: This award recognises
the contribution of individuals who support people in their local area
and is supported by Lancaster District public sector organisations
• Groups of volunteers: This award is aimed at groups
of people who volunteer for community based projects
Nomination forms are available to download here or by contacting Hannah Bland by emailing hannahbland@lancastercvs.org.uk or calling (01524) 555900 extension 26.
The deadline for nominations is Friday 18th May 2012.