Aim 1:
To reduce the incidence and impact of disadvantage and poverty on people living in rural areas.
Aim 2:
To increase the capacity of rural communities to manage change for the benefit of all their members.
Aim 3:
To inform and amplify the voice of rural communities to influence public policy.
Lost Woods Project
This exciting new initiative launched in July 2020 and aims to bring back to life forgotten areas of woodland in Sussex by working with landowners and local communities to bring back lost woodlands from the brink.
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Reopening your Community Building or Village Hall?
Follow the below link for the most recent updates and guidance including the latest information on the financial implications of Coronavirus and advice on how to act upon any financial concerns
(updated 28 October 2020)
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Getting rural Britain back to work after COVID-19 lockdown – May 2020
The Rural Coalition – a group of 13 national organisations, including AirS national body ACRE, …
How helpful is the Chancellors Charity Support Package to rural communities in response to the COVID-19 outbreak? – April 2020
This is a question that remains on the lips of many rural community organisations and …
LSE Community Led Housing Survey – Combating loneliness – April 2020
The London School of Economics and Political Science are conducting a survey on Community Led …
The Community Housing Fund in the Spring Budget 2020 – April 2020
Sadly, there was no mention of an extension to the Community Housing Fund in the …
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