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Training
Building Training Package
Client - Village Hall Committees
Areas - Rural Nottinghamshire & Rural Derbyshire
tanc has received an increasing number of enquiries from groups seeking advice on Community Building Projects. Working with Nottinghamshire Rural Community Council (NRCC) tanc has developed a training package aiming to provide a step by step guide to meeting even the most stringent requirements of funders of Capital projects.
tanc's training
covered all aspects of making an application to the Community Fund for a
building project including; Needs Assessment, Option Appraisals, Setting
the Brief and Final Details.
The course was delivered to a group of 20
village hall representatives from rural Nottinghamshire and separately to
31 representatives from village halls in Derbyshire. The 2 free training
events that have been held have been a resounding success. tanc intends to
fundraise to cover the cost of this new initiative with the aim of offering
regular free training events.
Regeneration and Community Involvement Training
Client: The Glasshouse
Area: National
tanc successfully tendered to deliver a national training programme for the Glasshouse. The Glasshouse is a new nation-wide design service being developed at the Architecture Foundation and National Tenants Resource Centre.
tanc worked up the training programme with the brilliant Space Project, a mother and son, artist and actor team. Using role-play, games, mock events and straight talk, the training enabled groups to:
- Identify what regeneration meant to them
- Share good practice in identifying local needs
- Find creative ways to involve people in initiatives
- Develop team and partnership working skills
Ravenscliffe Community Building
Client: Ravenscliffe Community Development Project
Area: Bradford
While delivering a training course for the Glasshouse Project last year we met this canny group from Bradford. The group wanted to develop a community building and were interested in "self-build" so we invited them to visit tanc at the Chase Neighbourhood Centre, one of the best examples of a self-build community project in the country. Over a packed day we arranged for the group to:
By the end of the year the group have decided to go down the ‘self-build’ route and have just appointed an architect to carry out a feasibility study for their Community Building.
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