The National Business Response Network, supported by AXA UK, is back in action. Recognised by the UK government as the most effective response to COVID-19 by the voluntary sector, they have reactivated NBRN to help community organisations through the cost-of-living crisis.
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Marmalade is an event that promotes and supports social change.
CFO / CoHoHub are taking part with a session on ‘Rural and Urban Explorations: The Power of 10+1’ next Tuesday the 11th April from 10:30 am—12:30 noon.
Where there are many more events over a 4 day period. All are worth exploring. It currently includes representatives from the following organisations: Old Fire Station, Oxford Hub, Oxford City Council, African Families in the UK, Active Oxfordshire and Lankelly Chase Foundation.
It is a fantastic opportunity to talk to people working in different areas and context. It is a place where links can be made and change can take shape.
Community First Oxfordshire and Collaborative housing will be focusing on the importance and inter connectedness of the Rural and the Urban. We will be exploring the importance of forging links and between the two and to have a more holistic and economic approach to questions that effect people living in these communities.
Please join us by booking your free place on Eventbrite here
