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Community Development Forum
- Providing a pan-London resource for local community development activities

Latest news: On 13th Febuary we will be launching the London Health Commission Awards. The 2008 Awards will focus on community action for health. The awards are aimed at small organisations with a turnover of less than £100,000 per year.

We'll be making more information and the application form and guidance available on the night. See the latest newsflash

We are holding an evening reception from 6-8pm, Wednesday 13th February, 9th Floor, London's Living Room, City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA

If you are interest in attending please contact Simone Boothe - 020 7983 4119 or email simone.boothe@london.gov.uk


Forum Information

Taking a 'Think London - act local' approach, its activities include:

  • Promoting and spreading best practice in the use of effective community development as an important tool for reducing health inequalities.
  • Giving a voice to local community development initiatives at London and national level.
  • Exploring opportunities to encourage Local Strategic Partnerships to contribute to community development.
  • Developing and publishing the 'London and Londoners: Making the links for health' poster.
This forum is chaired by Elizabeth Manero, Director, Health Link.

Elizabeth with the Mayor at the LHC summer reception.

Organisations represented on this forum include Social Action for Health, the Urban Forum, London Metropolitan University, Faith Regen and New Enterprise.

The GLA has pledged support for these activities during 2006-08.

"All decisions affecting the community should involve the community. This means that there has to be dialogue between local community groups and decision-makers at London level. We are committed to helping make this dialogue happen, as part of our work in helping to make communities healthier."
Elizabeth Manero, Director, Health Link

 
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