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This is the Durham Community Action podcast, celebrating all things to do with the voluntary and community sector in County Durham.
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every 35 days
Average audio length:
9 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
21 episodes
since Nov. 16, 2022
episodic
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This month’s podcast will discuss the development of a community research network in County Durham; which is a way of supporting local people to have an active role in research.
Interviews include: DCA's Community Partnerships Manager, Fiona Christian, co-founder of the Centre for Social Justi…
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Durham Community Action was pleased to work alongside Social Prescribing Link Workers and local voluntary and community organisations to support the development of new social prescription activity in response to identified need.
This was made possible by funding from the North East and North Cumbr…
Durham Community Action was pleased to work alongside Social Prescribing Link Workers and local voluntary and community organisations to support the development of new social prescription activity in response to identified need.
This was made possible by funding from the North East and North Cumbr…
Durham Community Action was pleased to work alongside Social Prescribing Link Workers and local voluntary and community organisations to support the development of new social prescription activity in response to identified need.
This was made possible by funding from the North East and North Cumbri…
Listen to our latest podcast episode, celebrating 40 years of #VolunteersWeek.
Interviews include: NAVCA's CEO, Maddy Desforges & CEO of local community resource TCR The Hub, Rachel Tweddle.
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Durham Community Action and Building Self Belief reflect on the impact Good to Grow Week has made in County Durham and chat about the power of volunteering to increase community gardening in the local area of Benfieldside in Consett.
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This year's #VillageHallsWeek is celebrating everything village halls can do to ‘go green’.
We spoke to Auckland Youth and Community Centre about their recent Investors in the Environment bronze accreditation and Croxdale Community Association about the impact of their community garden.
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This podcast episode focuses on the welcome spaces fund, a fund available to organisations in County Durham to host free weekly community spaces that aims to keep people warm, allow people to socialise and also receive advice and support.
We will discuss what welcome spaces are, how you can appl…
This podcast episode celebrates Trustees’ Week as we celebrate the individual talents, viewpoints and experiences each trustee brings to their board.
We will discuss why having a diverse board of Trustees makes such an impact, the importance of demystifying myths surrounding the role of a Truste…
Durham Community Action chat to Graham Easterlow at East Durham Trust about the Horden Minewater Project.
A former County Durham coal mine could be used to grow food and support local businesses in Horden. The feasibility study will explore various ways to use heat from the mine water and examine t…
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