Your chance to influence rural policy
Two organisations are seeking your views to influence policy - make sure your voice is heard.
Commission for Rural Communities (CRC) research on Social Isolation and Older People
The CRC is undertaking research into social isolation experienced by older people. If your organisation is involved in delivering services to older people (in rural or urban areas), they would be very grateful if you would take part in a short survey, which asks about the impacts of changing Government policy on your services.
Urban Forum is seeking your views on community organising
Urban Forum has been commissioned by the government (Office for Civil Society) to investigate what community groups think about community organising and the Community Organisers national programme which is being run by Locality.
Urban Forum are conducting a survey to find out information around the perspectives of the different community organising approaches as well as of the Community Organisers programme itself, and would be grateful if you could complete it.
The Urban Forum survey should only take about 5 minutes to complete. The deadline is 1st March 2012.
If you have any questions, or would like to add anything else, please contact Caitlin McMullin.
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