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Community Development
Unity provides tailored support to small charities, voluntary groups, and community organisations, as well as to individuals wishing to establish new initiatives.
Our team offers expert guidance in governance, project development, and community engagement, enabling groups to focus on delivering meaningful impact.
With extensive knowledge of the Voluntary and Community Sector, we are committed to helping people and communities create opportunities, address local needs, and achieve lasting change.
These documents can be ordered via the order form, linked on each of the below pages.
Toolkits
From setting up a new group to looking at the essential elements needed to do so, these documents give an insight to the process.
Finance
Insurance, bank accounts, budgeting and business planning, these documents will give you the information you need when dealing with your groups finances.
Governance
Business continuity and resilience are a vital aspect of any group. Being able to handle unplanned events should they arise will help your group cope with the unexpected.
Board Roles
Having the right people in the correct roles can be challenging if you don't know what to look for. The documents look at the roles of Chair, Secretary and Treasurer, as well as providing a checklist of skills.
Marketing
It is important to be able to market your group effectively in order to promote it in a positive light. Ensuring you present the facts in an easy to digest way will benefit your group greatly.
Funding
This is a vital aspect of making sure your group survives and deliver what it sets out to do. These documents look at grants, fundraising and other ways of getting an income.
Evaluation
You'll need to make sure your group is on track to deliver its aims, so regular reviews and evaluation of goals is important.
These documents take you through the process of what to look for and when.
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