Branches Overview

It is rare for a community organisation to achieve something exclusively on its own. It usually benefits from some sort of support-from community workers, regeneration officers, consultants or officers from different public sector organisations. It is likely to have tapped into regional and national sources of information for funding and other technical information, and above all it may have picked up a tip or two from other community organisations.

It is increasingly likely-in these days of Community Planning - to be taking part area forums or networks which bring community organisations together with the public sector.

It may even be working in partnership with other communities or with the public and private sector to develop projects and deliver services.