Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006. Strategic Partnerships. The Network of National Volunteer-Involving Agencies (NNVIA) aims to give charities a stronger voice to influence the Government’s development of support for the volunteering sector.
NNVIA's members seek to offer high quality volunteering opportunities in communities across the UK. Activities range from enabling organisations to deliver local services through to raising funds for the benefit of society. Established in 2004, NNVIA currently has 70 active member organisations mobilising over two million volunteers. NNVIA welcomes any charitable organisations who take a national approach to volunteering and for whom involving volunteers is critical to the delivery of their mission and goals to become members. The network promotes collaboration and partnership across the volunteering sector. What we do By meeting every six weeks and collaborating online, NNVIA seeks to What we offer NNVIA's current members Evaluation of the Modernising Volunteering National Support Services Programme.
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Click here for a larger image Complete Background Screening (CBS) are registered with the DVLA, Verisign, Verify and are a registered umbrella body of the Criminal Records Bureau and the Scottish Criminal Records Office. The enemy of red tape. By Stephen Cook, Third Sector, 10 January 2011 Lord Hodgson For 20 years, the Women's Institute cultivated flowers at Bucknell station in Shropshire, where only eight trains stop each day.
But last autumn, Railtrack told the WI it had to stop unless it took out insurance, did a risk assessment and signed a five-page licence restricting its activities. So the WI stopped, to general local outrage. Last year, Disability Essex took on a £12,000 Learning and Skills Council contract to train disabled adults in IT. These are just two of what Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts calls the "glorious examples" that have flowed in to the Big Society Deregulation Taskforce, which he has chaired since it was set up last summer.
There have been many other cases in the 600 submissions so far, he says, and at the beginning of each meeting the taskforce members amuse themselves with a brief competition to see who has come across the most unreasonable examples of bureacracy inhibiting charitable endeavour. Rehabilitation of offenders act. UkCRBs.co.uk. Police Act 1997. Annotations: Annotations are used to give authority for changes and other effects on the legislation you are viewing and to convey editorial information.
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