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A map that highlights services offered by Inverclyde's voluntary sector organisations and community groups, as well as others supporting the local community during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been created by CVS Inverclyde to provide a clear, quick reference point for those seeking information on local providers.
Vicki and son Declan go extra mile to support CVSI team
With new guidance from the Scottish Government stating that there may be benefits to wearing face coverings in public, CVS Inverclyde's Partnership Facilitator, Vicki Cloney, set about acquiring a supply for the local team who have been out and about serving the local community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Undaunted by the fact that supplies were unavailable until July, Vicki turned to her sewing machine with hands-on help from eight-year-old son Declan. They set about creating a batch of colourful, washable masks for the CVS Inverclyde team of Shielders, including the Community Link Workers.
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Funding available to support third sector organisations impacted by Coronavirus – 07.05.20 - compiled for you by our Strategic Investment Officer, Susan Robinson.
Scottish Government's Wellbeing Fund will reopen Friday 8 May: Scottish Government has made £50 million available to enable national and local action by third sector organisations to reach the most vulnerable groups. To find out more: www.scvo.org.uk/support/coronavirus/funding/for-organisations/wellbeing-fund
Our team, led by Partnership Facilitator Vicki Cloney, have produced a valuable CVS Inverclyde Community Asset Register in booklet form, providing a tangible resource to share with sector colleagues and our Council partners.
