Support for helping your community

There are lots of groups that support the local community, many are called voluntary sector groups, or VCSEF's (Voluntary, Community, Social Enterprise, Faith).

It doesn’t mean that the people working there are not paid, but it does mean that the group is not trying to make money from their community.

Kent Infrastructure Partnership Roadmap

The Kent Infrastructure Partnership Roadmap is a project that has brought together all the support available across Kent. It is intended to support you if you are involved with helping your community, putting all the information in one place.

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The project has been created in partnership between Charity Mentors Kent and Medway, Funding For All and Council for Voluntary Service North West Kent on behalf of the Kent Infrastructure Partnership.

Any questions regarding the content can be sent to justin.byrd@charitymentorskent.org.

The Kent Infrastructure Partnership Roadmap have an interactive map on their website, or below is all information in an accessible format.

Get free support for your community

Did you know that you can get free support to help your VCSEF? The below provides details of groups are called Infrastructure providers and how they can help you.

Setting up a new VCSEF?

New VCSEF who needs help with policies?

Want strategic mentoring and developmental support for your trustees or CEO?

If you are an established VCSEF and want short term support, contact Charity Mentors Kent and Medway.

Help in finding funding

Want to develop funding and fundraising skills, or diversify funding sources?

Want to develop your income generation/business planning?

If you’re a CIC or Social Enterprise, the below organisations can help.

Help to find/develop volunteers?

Develop your Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging?

Support with mental health and wellbeing for your senior VCSEF team

Who can help if your VCSEF is developing an environmental project?

Who can help if your VCSEF wants to network, collaborate or partner with other VCSEF’s?