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Evelyn Oldfield UnitThe Evelyn Oldfield Unit is an independent, membership-based, charitable organisation. We aim to provide, develop and coordinate specialist aid and support services for established Refugee and Migrant Organisations in order to increase their capacity and potential for meeting the needs of their communities. Current NewsOur valued trustee Ms. Grace Adok, (pictured third right) was awarded The Bank of America’s Neighbourhood Excellence Initiative for her work to improve the development of London’s vulnerable communities. Read about her work and her award on the News page. Community Impact ToolkitThis new toolkit will aim to help your organisation become more effective and aware of the impact it has in the community it serves. You will develop the tools that will help you monitor and measure the work your organisation does. The EOU Engagement and Communication toolkitEOU has designed an easy to use and accessible guide to support you to build your communication skills and the visibility and profile of your organisation. We have made this new resource as practical as possible for you to use. Based on the content of research from refugee organisations and their engagement needs. This useful resource will allow you to build on traditional methods of engagement as well as to develop new digital strategies. Our WorkOur current work is delivered via one key project: the Community Impact Project run by our Development Team. The team work collaboratively with both refugee and migrant community organisations and mainstream organisations to enable and enhance effective working practices and support to refugees and migrants. Membership RenewalTo find out about becoming an Evelyn Oldfield Unit member or to renew your membership for 2011/12, please visit our Membership page.
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Monitoring and Evaluating Training - 4 SessionsMonitoring and Evaluating Training - 4 Sessions On the 14th of March 2012 from 10am until 1pm, the Unit will be running the last in its series of seminars looking at how to improve and build upon your monitoring and evaluating systems. This will help you to respond to funders’ reporting requests but also to identify the real impact you are having on your community. Each of the attendees will be given a copy of the Unit’s brand new evaluation toolkit, a practical guide full of useful resources for you to adapt to your groups’ needs.
This will be run at the Evelyn Oldfield Unit’s offices in the Resource Centre. Light refreshments will be provided.
Please contact Sarah at sarah@evelynoldfield.co.uk or on 0207 697 4102 to register your interest or for further information.
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