Energize Enewsletter 20th January 2016

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Welcome to the latest issue of EnergizeSTW E-news. This newsletter is here for you… to help keep you informed of opportunities and developments influencing sport and physical activity across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin. Got something that you would like to share? Drop us a line at [email protected] with an outline of your article and associated pictures / logos. Friends and colleagues who would like to receive this e-news directly can register via our home page: ww.energizestw.org.uk

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20th January 2016

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Inclusively Fit Project launch event held at University Centre Shrewsbury

On Wednesday 13th January the project steering group hosted an interactive morning to promote the project and its mission within the County. The launch event’s opening speech was delivered by Mark Fosbrook with three hats on as the English Federation of Disability Sport Enablement Advisor, GB Wheelchair Basketball Gold Medallist and the Inclusively Fit Project Chairperson. Sport and exercise specialist Dr Alan Sweeney delivered a key presentation into the role of physical activity and its effect on maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

A wonderful performance from Shropshire Inclusive Dance broke up the presentations, along with Derwen College students giving insight into barriers to activity from local disabled people, coaches and exercise leaders.

One student read “After my brain injury I put on a lot of weight as I wasn't as mobile as I used to be. My confidence was at rock bottom because of the injury, I really needed someone who could show and support me in finding new ways to get active and fit”.

The Inclusively Fit Project is a Reaching Communities, Big Lottery funded project covering Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin. It aims to encourage more disabled people to access local sport and physical activity opportunities to benefit their health and wellbeing, self-confidence and reduce social isolation.

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Inclusively Fit Project launch event held at University Centre Shrewsbury continued

Perry Riding for the Disabled Association were also in attendance showcasing the fantastic work they do engaging disabled people to be active by Hippotherapy, Vaulting and Carriage Driving. Along with Cycling Projects and Cycling for All group who deliver inclusive cycling events across Shropshire.

Jessica Lightwood, Shropshire Inclusion Officer commented on the event “We wanted to bring a range of guests from different backgrounds including health and social care, education, and leisure. This created an opportunity to learn more about the project and how, within their role, they can advocate the project to engage more disabled people into activity”

A web based directory has been created to search for local opportunities, increasing the awareness and accessibility for disabled people to be active. In addition, we have recently launched transport, equipment and coaching bursaries to support individuals, clubs and groups to become more active and inclusive. Also to support the highlighted barrier of self-confidence and lack of motivation proven to affect people with disabilities, we have a volunteer buddy programme, giving new disabled participants the opportunity to try a new activity for the first time.

If you would like to get involved in the Buddy Programme as a participant or volunteer, or if you would like to know more about the bursaries please see below.

Directory – www.shropshire-disability.net/beactive

Bursary / Buddy programme - http://energizestw.org.uk/develop/equality-in-sport/inclusive-sport/inclusively-fit-project/

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Sportivate Development Night held in Shrewsbury

Over 20 organisations were represented at a recent Sportivate project development night, all interested in hearing how Sportivate can help them make a difference with sport in their communities. Sportivate is a Sport England programme that is moving in to its sixth year click here for further info. Shropshire Council (Energize’s Delivery partner for Sportivate in Shropshire) presented the key aims of the programme for 2016, which are projects focusing on women and girls, the 19-25 market and projects working with groups that are currently inactive.

Members of the Energize team provided info on how to make sessions interesting and engaging and also showcased a few good examples from across the County and from partner in other areas.

If you are interested in running a Sportivate project in Shropshire or Telford and Wrekin please email [email protected]

Click here for presentations and resources from the night

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Shropshire embraces ‘This Girl Can’ activity campaign A nationwide campaign seeking to inspire more women and girls to get active has been a big success in Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin during its first year, organisers say. Nationally, around 1.6 million females aged between 14 and 40 have started exercising for the first time as a result of Sport England’s ‘This Girl Can’ campaign, with a further 1.2 million increasing their levels of activity, research has revealed. And in Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin, a series of initiatives have been launched including a bursary for female sports coaches, a convention for sport and physical activity providers, and ‘Sportivate’ activity sessions for all ages and abilities. A major This Girl Can festival is also planned at Bridgnorth Endowed School on March 3, showcasing 15 different activities for primary school children at local clubs including Archery, Canoeing, Rugby and Hula Hooping.

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Chris Child, chief executive of county sports partnership Energize, said: “We are delighted at the way our local partners, such as the local authorities, have embraced this campaign, and we are excited about the new activities aimed at women and girls which are planned in our area this year.” Sports Minister, Tracey Crouch, said: "Initiatives such as Sport England's This Girl Can are helping to change behaviour and encourage more women and girls to participate in sport. These figures paint a promising picture but we need to build upon this foundation.” Later in January, a new partnership with Sport Relief will also be launched, encouraging women to get active whilst raising money for great causes. For more information about This Girl Can in Shropshire, contact the Energize team on 01743 297191. Providers can get involved with the campaign at any time - www.thisgirlcan.co.uk

Shropshire embraces ‘This Girl Can’ activity campaign continued

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Reach a Resolution to Coach in 2016 Sports coach UK is encouraging women of all ages and backgrounds to make a health and fitness resolution with a difference this year to Reach into coaching. Reach is a campaign created by sports coach UK to support women in coaching. It aims to identify and engage women that have a broad range of passions and experience that can be used to help get more people involved in sport through coaching. www.reachintocoaching.co.uk

Women Make Coaching Women Make Sport is a local, West Midlands initiative to support and increase female coaches. The ‘Women Make Coaching’ project is working in partnership with County Sports Partnerships across the West Midlands to address the imbalance of female coaches in sport and physical activity and working together with NGB’s and other national partners to raise the profile of females in sport. Contact Elliot Pottinger, Coaching & Volunteering Manager at Energize for further information; [email protected] or call 01743 297191. Elliot is particularly looking to support female beginner coaches in 2016.

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Workplace Badminton takes place at Abraham Darby Academy

Teams took part in an evening of business networking and badminton at Abraham Darby Leisure Centre this Monday (18th January). A simple ‘no strings’ format allowed for plenty of game time and a chance to earn workplace challenge points. Richard Mantle and Ben Harper were winners on the evening and now proud owners of workplace challenge mugs! You can view pictures of the evening on Energize’s website. All proceeds went to Macmillan Cancer Support, many thanks to our partners for this event, Telford & Wrekin Council and Badminton England. The following ‘no strings’ badminton sessions take place every week in Telford and are for all levels of ability and experience. No strings badminton in Telford • Tuesday - Abraham Darby leisure Centre 8.15pm - 10.15pm • Wednesday – Oakengates Leisure Centre 8pm – 9pm • Thursday – Oakenagates Leisure Centre 5pm - 6.30pm

An 8 week challenge is currently underway to find the most active workplaces across Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin. Workplace Challenge - January 8 Week Challenge Sign up at any time and join in! Tweet your progress @EnergizeCSP

This event was exclusively for users of the Workplace Challenge sign up now and join the challenge - www.workplacechallenge.org.uk/energizestw

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How to Energize Your Workplace

Taking place next Thursday 28th January at the University Centre Shrewsbury, ‘How to Energize Your Workplace’ is aimed at workplaces across the County.

We know it’s really challenging to improve workplace health, knowing where to go for support and how to get things started, which is why we’ve created this Conference.

The event will bring together all the support under one roof to improve workplace health. The packed agenda below offers everything to bring you up to date with the latest developments in health and wellbeing promotion for your workplace.

Nationally renowned speakers, best practise case studies, local support and expertise – all brought to Shropshire, we just need you to commit half a day of your time on 28th January.

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How to Energize Your Workplace

Thursday 28th January 2016

University Centre Shrewsbury, 9am – 1pm.

£25pp including all workshops, refreshments and lunch.

Click here to book now

(Book today for 20% off the admission price using code Jan_16).

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Latest news

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Telford Council wins prestigious access award

Telford & Wrekin Council has won a national award for outstanding work in providing new public rights of way on Council land.

The award, which was shared with Telford Bridleways Association, was presented by television star Martin Clunes, the President of the British Horse Society, in recognition of the work the Council has done to dedicate new public rights of way.

Dedicating new bridleways gives the public a legal right of access on foot, cycle and horseback.

A number of areas benefited from this work with Telford Town Park receiving the greatest number of new routes.

Councillor Liz Clare, cabinet member for Leisure Services and Culture, said: “I’m delighted that the Council has been recognised for this very important work protecting and dedicating routes for future use in the borough.

“It’s easy to see the development that is taking place all across the borough, but it’s not always obvious that we are also working hard to protect our green spaces and pathways.

“Receiving this award highlights the efforts that staff, members of the public and councillors are making to ensure that the borough grows with balance, and with consideration of the needs of all residents and visitors.

“I would like to congratulate all those involved in achieving this award and the work that continues to take place to widen the right of way network further.” Click here for the full story

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Night Run at Attingham Park targets families in 2016 Attingham Park’s Night Run is back in 2016, taking place on trails suitable for the whole family, so wrap up warm grab those head torches and walk, jog or run! Discover Attingham Park in a whole new light, bring the whole family on a 2km Explorer route or take on a bigger challenge with the Adventurer 6km route. Both routes start in front of the glowing mansion before taking in the sites of the park at night. Attingham Park Night Run is on Saturday 12 March and begins at 6.30pm. To find out more information and to book your place, visit: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/nightrun.

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Mentoring applications are now open The first application period to request a Club Matters mentor has now opened. You will be able to apply for a Club Matters mentor from 4th January 2016, and the application period will end on 1st February 2016. View more details

Navigation Webinars are back for 2016 – first date 2 February Due to popular demand Club Matters are continuing their monthly navigation webinars throughout 2016 with the first scheduled for Tuesday, 2nd February from 10.30am – 12noon. These sessions are an opportunity for sports clubs, county sports partnerships, local authorities, national governing bodies, and those interested in finding out more about Club Matters to have a tour of the website and gain an overview of the wide variety of resources available. View the full details

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Finding the social value of sport and physical activity

The Government's sports strategy placed a lot of importance on the social value of sport and physical activity. Robert Gill, Policy Support Officer, has taken a closer look at what this means. As you would have seen, Minister for Sport Tracey Crouch MP announced a “new focus on social outcomes” in the Government’s sports strategy by including ‘social and community development’ as one of the five key outcomes by which the Government will now use to measure how to fund sports projects and organisations. It is clear that the role sport can play in achieving social good will become of greater importance to the sports sector over the coming years. View the full blog

Energize use Sported’s sportworks tool to demonstrate the social value of young people’s engagement in sport, you can view sportworks case studies on our local case studies and research web page.

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All-Party Parliamentary Group for Sport questions Government Ministers on new sport strategy On Monday 11th January, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Sport, co-chaired by Chris Heaton-Harris MP and Baroness Grey-Thompson, invited Sports Minister, Tracey Crouch MP, and the Transport Minister, Robert Goodwill MP, to discuss the detail of the strategy with over 80 parliamentarians and representatives from the sector. Tracey Crouch MP opened the meeting and spoke about how passionate she was about the new strategy, which was published in December 2015, commenting that it was a reflection of conversations she had had with the sector previously. During the meeting she stressed the expectation that its implementation would involve better, joined-up, cross-departmental delivery, with input from Health, Education and Transport to be

included as key government departments. View the full news item

Culture Secretary reappoints five Board Members of Sport England Culture Secretary, John Whittingdale, has reappointed Debbie Jevans CBE, Charles Reed, Ian Drake, Kate Bosomworth and David Goldstone as Board Members of Sport England for second terms. View the full news item

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LimbPower launches new sport and physical activity survey LimbPower, the national charity for amputees and people with limb impairments has launched a new sport and physical activity survey. The results will be used to help encourage more people with limb impairments to take part in sport and physical activity at all levels. Click here to complete the online survey. Or if you would prefer to complete a paper copy of the survey or would like more information about the research study, please contact Francis Leng, Research and Insight Advisor at English Federation of Disability Sport: Email: [email protected] or Telephone: 0161 200 5441.

WheelPower launch ‘Feel Inspired’ WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport are responding to the reported lack of opportunities for young disabled people with the launch of the new ‘Feel Inspired’ programme. Throughout 2016 a series of seven major sports events in cities across the nation will enable over 300 children to discover a range of sports and accessible physical activities. Birmingham is confirmed as the first host city for the programme which will benefit from WheelPower’s successful partnership with the key organisations in the city following a sports event in 2015.

Event Officer Job - WheelPower is currently recruiting for a Feel Inspired Event Officer, job description and more information here.

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BBS launch exciting new Archery/Shooting project British Blind Sport embark on brand new national project to increase participation in target sports. This exciting project, will see British Blind Sport in partnership with Archery GB and British Shooting, deliver a series of taster events for blind and partially sighted people across the country in early 2016. For more information about the project, where the sessions will be taking place and to find out how to get involved please contact British Blind Sport on 01926 424247 or [email protected] or visit: www.britishblindsport.org.uk

Cage Cricket - breaking boundaries in local communities “Exciting!”, “Innovative”, “Great fun”, “Excellent” - some of the words used by people who have played Cage Cricket. But exactly what is Cage Cricket? Developed for the streets by creators Trevor McArdle and former professional cricketer, Lawrence Prittipaul, Cage was originally designed to provide communities with an opportunity to play sport, taking games back to the streets, something which was for many generations a way of life. www.cage4all.org /www.cagecricket.com or by e-mailing : [email protected] for more details. View the full news item

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Funding

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The People’s Postcode Trust Small Grants Scheme has changed for 2016. Now there will be two funding rounds each year, open to organisation throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Applications will be open for submission during the following times: • Tue 5th Jan – Fri 28th Jan 2016 • Sun 1st May – Tue 31st May 2016 Registered charities, SCIOs, constituted voluntary and community groups, social enterprises, community interest companies (CIC), not-for-profit organisations and local constituted clubs are reminded that the remit for the People’s Postcode Trust Small Grants scheme is changing in 2016. Registered charities can apply for between £500 - £20,000, other non-profit organisations can apply for up to £2,000. Projects are invited which focus on the following themes; • Prevention of poverty • Healthy living initiatives • Upholding human rights Facilitating reconciliation projects which help disadvantaged or at-risk groups. An example of a project which fits into this criteria is programmes that improve the physical and mental health of disadvantaged groups, enabling them to live more fulfilling lives, exercise programmes for older people, sporting projects that involve disabled people or projects which enhance community playing fields. http://www.postcodecommunitytrust.org.uk/applying-for-a-grant.htm

Postcode Trust Small Grants -Open Now

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Applications for grants of up to £1,000 are available to not-for-profit community groups in Telford and Wrekin for environmental and green projects that make a difference. As part of part of Telford & Wrekin Council’s waste contract with Veolia, £10,000 has been set aside to help local groups that need extra funding for projects that improve their local environment or have a green focus. Applications could be a local allotment group applying for money to buy a new lawn mower or a toddler group needing money to brighten up its play area. The deadline for applications to the latest round of EnviroGrant funding is 31 January 2016. Download an application here. All applications will be considered. For more information or help with your application contact Sarah Maythorne at Veolia on telephone 0203 5676478 or email [email protected] Read more information about the EnviroGrant scheme and projects that have benefited here.

Grants Of Up To £1,000 Available For Local Community Projects

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Paul Bush Foundation Trust – Deadline April 2016 Individuals and charitable organisations within the UK can apply for grants of up to £10,000 (£5,000 for individuals) to support the needs of adults and children with physical disabilities in England. Funding is available to assist those individuals with a disability to improve their physical, psychological and emotional well-being via the provision of grants to address short term needs. In the case for funding for individuals applications must be supported and completed by a third party sponsor. A sponsor could be, for example, a health/personal care professional, social worker or charity /support group representative. The Trustees meet twice yearly in April and October with successful applicants being advised by 1st November and 1st May each year. http://www.bushco.co.uk/the-paul-bush-foundation-trust/

Gift Aid declarations: claiming tax back on donations How charities and CASCs can make written, verbal and online declarations and what information to include. Further information regarding use of the new declaration wording to be used from April 2016. View the details

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Swimathon Foundation Community Grants Scheme The Swimathon Foundation Community Grants Scheme offers funding to groups and individuals who provide and promote swimming in their local community. The Foundation is passionate about encouraging people to get involved with swimming, which it hopes to encourage even further with its Community Grants. Grants vary from £300 to £2,500 and will only be awarded to organisations supported by pools that are participating in Swimathon. The grants are administered by British Swimming and the Swimming Trust and are awarded on an annual basis.

Application Criteria Applicants must be a representative of, or have the support of a pool participating in Swimathon 2016. The Manager or their delegated main contact at the participating Swimathon pool must agree to the implications of the terms and conditions of the Foundation grant. Applicants must be over 18 years of age and a resident in the United Kingdom (UK). All applications must be submitted using the online form. Applications received by post, fax or email will not be considered.If an organisation is successful in receiving a grant, they cannot apply again within one calendar year. Click here for further information

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Hardship Grants Programme British Gymnastics Foundation has launched the next round of their Hardship Grants Programme. If you're an individual British Gymnastics member, you can apply for financial support to enable you to stay involved in gymnastics through exceptionally difficult times. The closing date for the current application round is the 20th February 2016. View more details

GLL Foundation Athletes’ Grants programme open for applications Applications are now open for talented young sports men and women from across England, Wales and Northern Ireland to apply for a share of a £1 million funding pot, to help young sporting stars realise their dreams. Talented athletes have until 20th February 2016 to apply for financial awards of up to £1,250. To be eligible for a grant, young sportsmen and women must live or be in education in a partnership where GLL or its partners operate; or be affiliated to a sports club that has a training base at a GLL or partner operated sport and leisure venue. To find out further details of the scheme and apply please go to the GSF website at www.gllsportfoundation.org . Applications for 2016 awards are open until 20th February 2016.

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Courses and

Events

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Coach Education – workshops available

Play-way introduces you to the principles of good quality playwork and

is suitable for volunteers, parents, and anyone wishing to work with

children in both non-profit and for-profit organisations such as libraries

and museums, holiday clubs and children’s centres, out of school and

after school clubs, nurseries and childminders. In total the course is 15

hrs spread over 3 dates and is available for just £55.00.

Mental Health Youth is a 2 hr introduction to mental health and an

overview of the most common conditions. For Coaches, volunteers,

sessional staff, this course is also just £5.

Multi Skills and Sport Level 2 - 6 days

The Level 2 Doorstep Sport Coaching award has been developed by

StreetGames, with support from sports coach UK, and is accredited by

1st4sport. The award combines the 1st4sport Level 2 Principles and

Preparation for Coaching Sport and Level 2 Award in Multi-Skill

Development. Both of these qualifications are tutored and assessed in

the context of the doorstep sport.

The Level 2 Doorstep Sport Coaching course is a multi-sport

qualification which provides participants with the opportunity to

understand the movement and sports skills that underpin all sports.

Coaching these skills increases young people’s chances to develop

sporting habits for life. This course is available for £175.00.

For more information on these workshops and the other workshops

available please visit our website using the link below:

Please contact the team on 01743 255079 or by

http://www.shropshire.gov.uk/leisure/clubs-and-coaches/coach-

education/ email: [email protected]

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National

Governing

Body of Sport

(NGB) Updates

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Coaches and Officials – a chance to gain first-hand disability athletics training Working with British Athletics, England Athletics are offering an opportunity for aspiring coaches and officials to be part of the 2015/16 British Athletics Parallel Success Event Academy. Following the British Athletics Parallel Success Event Academy day last November, two more will take place on the following dates: Saturday 23rd January 2016 (10am - 2pm) at EIS Sheffield Sunday 13th March 2016 (12pm - 4pm) at Loughborough HiPAC

It is paramount that all athletes receive a high quality experience of our sport and coaches and officials feel secure in their knowledge of disability athletics. Please note that places are limited and will strictly be assigned on a first come first serve basis. To register your attendance please contact June Swift (England Athletics National Development Officer) on [email protected] or phone 07912 127 589 View the full details

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England Athletics Use of technology in athletics – what are your views? What technologies do you use in your athletics? England Athletics are working with sports coach UK and Liverpool John Moores University to find out more about what happens within athletics and other sports. Please give your views - whether you are a fan of technology or not – by clicking here.

New ‘gold medal’ website has been launched The new website is visually led, showcasing the diversity and inclusivity of the sport. There is a new social hub which allows users to connect with our social media channels as well as displaying other relevant feeds from the wider sport to act as a one-stop shop for rowing information. The website is fully optimised for mobile, providing users with the best experience across all devices while on the move. View the full news item and take a look at their new site

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Challenge yourself to swim further for charity Diabetes UK has opened registration for their Swim 22 swimming pool challenge, which asks participants to swim 22 miles between 22 February and 22 May 2016. The event is aimed at raising awareness of the condition and the benefits of physical activity, as well as raise funds to support their work. The challenge can be completed individually or part of a team and is a great way to build up your swimming. Looking for another swimming challenge? Swimathon takes place between 17 - 19 April 2015 and challenges swimmers to take on an individual 1.5k, 2.5km or 5k challenge, or a Team 1.5k and 5k challenge. View the full news item Swimmers can use the Workplace Challenge to record their 22 miles February –May, the websites 'Events' section also has details of local Swimathon events taking place in the County.

Complete the 2015 Club Survey and win an iPad Air The ASA has launched the 2015 Club Survey to provide an opportunity for clubs to feedback their views to the national governing body for aquatics in England. "Your feedback is invaluable", commented Jon Keating, ASA Head of Clubs. "By completing the online survey your ideas will directly influence our Operational Plan and help guide the type of support we will offer clubs in the coming year". Every club that completes the survey by midnight on Friday 19 February 2016, will be entered into a prize draw to win an iPad Air (please carefully read the T&Cs below). Please note that the club survey should be filled out once per club, and only one entry will be counted towards the Prize Draw for the iPad Air. Click here to complete the survey.

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Job Vacancies

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FUNDRAISING OFFICER ORGANISATION Wolves Community Trust LOCATION Wolverhampton CLOSING 22 January 2016 SALARY £20,000 pro rata LIFEGUARD ORGANISATION Shrewsbury School LOCATION Shrewsbury, Shropshire CLOSING 22 January 2016 SALARY £7.63 per hour, increasing to £7.75 per hour SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR ORGANISATION Shrewsbury School LOCATION Shrewsbury, Shropshire CLOSING 22 January 2016 SALARY Up to £12.00 per hour dependent on qualification

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Twitter Highlights!

Every fortnight Energize will pick out our favourite tweets from

team members and partners, from those who’ve been helping

hearts beat faster in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin through sport

and physical activity!

Tweet away @EnergizeCSP

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Contact Us CHRIS CHILD: Chief Executive

BEN HARPER: Senior Sports Manager

LAURA KERRIGAN: Senior Business Manager

HELEN WHITE: Marketing & Communications Manager

HELEN MADDEN: Office Manager

JOE LOCKLEY: Club Development Manager

HARRY CADE: Youth Sport Manager

ELLIOT POTTINGER: Coaching and Volunteering Manager

HELEN WHITE: Business Development Officer

JESSICA LIGHTWOOD: Shropshire Inclusion Officer

HEATHER OAKLEY: Administrator & Bookkeeping Apprentice

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