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Coventry's Community Cohesion Awards launched
Published: Wednesday 16th February 2011
For the second year running, projects from across the private, public, voluntary, community and youth sectors in Coventry are being given the opportunity to enter the city's Community Cohesion Awards.
Following the success of last year's awards ceremony, the Coventry Community Cohesion Awards for 2011 have recently been re-launched by Cabinet Member for Corporate and Neighbourhood Services, Cllr Phil Townshend and Saleem Sheikh from Coventry Ethnic Minorities Action Partnership (CEMAP). The awards are currently run by the Equalities and Communities Theme Group of the Coventry Partnership together with CEMAP, whose aim is to promote equal opportunities for all, eliminating racism, hate crime, bullying and all other forms of intolerance.
If you would like some more information on the awards please visit the Coventry Partnership website
Application forms are now available for the following categories:
- Voluntary - community cohesion activities run by large voluntary organisations (income above £50,000 per annum)
- Community - community cohesion activities run by small voluntary or community groups (income below £50,000 per annum)
- Public Sector - community cohesion activities run by the public sector
- Young People - community cohesion activities run by young people aged 18 and under
- Private Sector - activities where private sector is working with communities. (For the private sector category, please complete the 'Working with Communities' form)
