Community Anchors Fit for Purpose?. OUR PURPOSE is to be champions of social change, tackling the causes and consequences of social exclusion by developing.

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Community Anchors Fit for Purpose?

OUR PURPOSE is to be champions of social change, tackling the causes and consequences of social exclusion by developing and running first rate practical activities in east London and sharing the local experience with practitioners and policy-makers nationwide.

Raise aspirations for a better life Build ladders out of poverty Extend opportunities Build stronger communities OUR VISION is confident and inclusive communities where everyone is able to fulfil their potential and no one is left behind.

Raise aspirations for a better life 1.Offer children and young people new and challenging experiences to build confidence and life-skills 2.Develop a range of accreditation and progression routes 3.Train and enable people to support others in their communities 4.Support people to tell their own stories - ‘voices from the ground up’ 5.Connect people together from different worlds to build new networks

Extend opportunities in education and employment 6.Support children and young people excluded from education to achieve 7.Develop targeted and practical support for NEETS 8.Address basic skills gaps through community based training 9.Offer wide range of into- employment support to over 18s 10.Work with partners to develop work placements and new experiences

Build ladders out of poverty 11.Increase financial literacy through education and practical support 12.Offer advice and legal support so people can secure their basic rights 13.Develop targeted work with families to tackle child and pensioner poverty 14.Train local people to deliver poverty reduction initiatives 15.Secure reform of the tax and benefits system

Build stronger communities 16. Offer range of support to young people most at risk of offending 17. Develop network of family support workers to address complex needs 18. Extend practical support to emerging community organisations 19. Draw out and develop leadership potential in communities everywhere 20. Connect organisations from all sectors to collaborate for social change

Well -located and Well- Equipped 21. Develop Community Hubs 22. Connect communities virtually 23. Work with partners across east London to deliver Integrated and Inclusive 24. Grow Our Own staff 25. Involve service users 26. Engage volunteers effectively Innovative and Evaluative 27. Ground up approach to innovation 28. Measure the difference we make 29. Share our learning with practitioners and policy makers Stable and Sustainable 30. Diversify income sources 31. Increase free reserves 32. Develop income from for- profit enterprises

OUR MISSION AND VALUES: To generate change. To tackle causes not symptoms, find solutions not palliatives. To recognise that we need to give as well as to receive and to appreciate that those who experience a problem understand it best. To act local but think global, teach but never stop learning. To distinguish between the diversity that enriches society and the inequalities that diminish it. To grow – but all to build a network not an empire. To be driven by dreams, judged on delivery. To never do things for people but to guide and support, to train and enable, to simply inspire’.

meeting local needs, inspiring social change