Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations

The RAISE Project

Designed by CEMVO, the RAISE project aims to tackle financial exclusion experienced by minority ethnic communities by running a number of community based events to raise awareness and educating minority ethnic communities in Britain about Tax credits, the Child Trust Fund scheme and obligations to Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HM Revenue & Customs) on tax and VAT related issues. Learn more »

Interface Project

CEMVO’S Interface project is an ambitious and innovative project funded by the Capacity Builders through their ChangeUp programme. The aim of the project is to enhance the access to capacity building and support for front-line organisations through infrastructure support that may not have been reached in previous ChangeUp programmes.

The initiative is aimed at, Black and minority ethnic (BME) groups, Refugee and migrant groups, Faith groups and isolated rural groups. Learn more »

National Health Volunteering Project

National Health Volunteering Project is an exciting project created to foster and increase Black Minority Ethnic (BME) Communities involvement in the NHS and local Social Care delivery through volunteering. The project website is an initiative to involve the BME communities in Health volunteering. Discussion forums, Health news, Department of Health news, Health volunteering opportunities are some of the attractions on the site. Learn more »

Tower Hamlets Building Sustainable Communities

Tower Hamlets Building Sustainable Communities (THBSC) is an ambitious and innovative project funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) under the Objective 2 Programme, and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets (LBTH). This project (THBSC) aims to tackle the barriers to economic opportunities experienced by individuals and communities living within the Community Economic Development (CED) area of Tower Hamlets. It intends to achieve this by building on existing networks and initiatives through targeted capacity building of individuals, and community and voluntary organisations. Learn more »

 

Please visit our project archives for more information about the projects CEMVO has worked on.