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Communities that Work

The Rank Foundation Are you involved in developing stronger and more effective communities?  

Do you work or volunteer in care, safety, partnerships and innovation, social enterprise or other programmes contributing to community development and learning? 

A Churchill Fellowship will give you the chance to go overseas and explore success in the field of community development. It will enable you to look at practical ways to improve community life and research ideas for programmes and projects that can be reproduced, replicated or adapted to life in the UK, for the benefit of your community.

This is a joint project with The Rank Foundation.

If this sounds interesting to you, register below to receive an email alert in May 2012, when applications reopen.

Check list

1 Who can apply?

Make sure that you are eligible to make an application.

2 Timetable

Please bear in mind that all short-listed candidates will be called for interview. All interviews are held in January. Confirmed dates will be posted on the Timetable page.

3 Register Now

 

Previous Fellowships

Reports in PDF

Alternatives to custody for young people

The role of public libraries in multicultural relationships

Reducing crime in young offenders

The impact of fatherlessness in anti-social behaviour

Using volunteers to develop community cohesion

Treatment for drug-using offenders in the community

The role of police leadership and accountability in integrating communities

Refugee and host community relationships

Promoting mental health recovery in domestic abuse victims 

The role of youth music in the community

Older rural residents as positive community assets 

Blogs
Community engagement initiatives to improve well-being & raise social capital

Crisis Intervention Services: a 'Big Society' initiative for homeless people

Building community university partnerships for teaching & learning excellence & community enhancement

From custody to community: a more realistic & helpful approach