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Aim and objectives of the report - CLES

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ConclusionsKey lessonsThe Centre’s relationships <strong>and</strong> partnership working with its on site <strong>and</strong> local partners (both statutory<strong>and</strong> voluntary sector) providing different areas <strong>of</strong> knowledge <strong>and</strong> expertise is key to effectivedelivery in a large, under resourced, rural area.Meaningful, preventative work undertaken at a time when people are ready to make changes has<strong>the</strong> power to transform lives. In working with families with children this is effective in more thanone generation at <strong>the</strong> same time.There are huge numbers <strong>of</strong> people in rural communities whose personal circumstances <strong>and</strong> lack <strong>of</strong>accessible opportunities make life tough. Well Bean has proved that <strong>the</strong> answer <strong>of</strong>ten lies in simple,local, low cost initiatives that are relevant <strong>and</strong> have long term impact.Opportunities for <strong>the</strong> futureWith <strong>the</strong> break-up <strong>of</strong> PCT’s <strong>and</strong> intense competition for funds in <strong>the</strong> voluntary sector, <strong>the</strong> projectteam feel that <strong>the</strong> Balsam Centre is unlikely to receive local funding for <strong>the</strong> project activities.121 SWWB Final Evaluation Report

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