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Third Sector Involvement in the Future Jobs Fund Seminar

20 May 2009

future jobs medThe Office of the Third Sector is hosting an information seminar for third sector organisations that are interested in bidding to the Future Jobs Fund on 2nd June in central London.

Advice and guidance will be provided about the bidding process and other support that may be available for bidders.

In the Budget, the Government announced a £1 billion Future Jobs Fund to which third sector organistions and other organisations can bid to create around 150,000 new jobs. This is a new approach to creating jobs and providing hope for young people and jobseekers in deprived communities. Further information is available at www.dwp.gov.uk/futurejobsfund

All bids submitted by 30 June 2009 will be considered for the first allocations of funding to enable the first jobs to begin in October or earlier.

In partnerships with the Third Sector Future Jobs Fund Taskforce (jointly organised by ACEVO and the Social Enterprise Coalition), the Office of the Third Sector is hosting an information seminar for third sector organisations that are interested in bidding to the Future Jobs Fund. Practical advice and guidance will be provided about the bidding process and other support that may be available for bidders. This will be a practical workshop based seminar that is intended to support the development of high quality bids from third sector organisations. 

Event: Third Sector Involvement in the Future Jobs Fund Seminar

Date: 2nd June, 10am-1pm

Venue: Cabinet Office, 67 Tufton Street, London SW1P 3QS

Contact: If you would like to reserve a place, please email your name, organisation and special requirements to lara.rose@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk by Thursday 28th May.

Please note: Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Only one place per organisation.