Funding Local Causes

£ Demonstrating impact

This training will help organisations to evidence how they are making a difference

Who the course is for
Anyone involved in securing funding, reporting to funders or managing a project or service needs to understand how to demonstrate impact.
Those attending should have completed HCF’s Understanding Outcomes course or equivalent and and/or be able to evidence relevant fundraising experience.

Course Date:postponed till further notice
Start Time:
End Time:
Venue:Peartree Primary School, 148 Shephall Green, Stevenage, SG2 9GG

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Course Content

This course combines trainer input with interactive exercises
  • What is impact and why it is important

  • The cycle of good impact practice

  • Planning and measuring impact

  • Assessing and reviewing your data

  • Communicating and reporting impact

  • Sources of further help and information



Learning Outcomes:

Participants completing this course will:
  • Understand about impact and its measurement

  • Know how to embed good impact practice in the planning and delivery of their project/service

  • Identify how to measure, assess and review impact

  • Understand how to communicate and report impact effectively to their stakeholders



About the Trainer:

Jacquie Hime previously Director of North Herts CVS is now an independent consultant supporting clients with applications and providing training on fundraising and governance. She has a successful track record of applying for grants and contracts.

Cost:

£25 – CVS Members
£35 – VCS
£70 – Private/Statutory

Booking Contact:

01462 689 400

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