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Welcome to Resources for Change online...

Established in 1997 Resources for Change is an ethical consultancy with a significant reputation for innovation in involving people in sustainable development and regeneration.

Because we work both at grassroots and strategically, we have developed a reputation for ‘bridging the gap’ between sectors and creating real and long-lasting results.

We deliver a professional team approach, with a core team based in Mid Wales, and many associates working around the country. We specialise in high calibre personnel with real practical experience.

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News & Current Work:

These links will take to the jobs we are currently working on. Examples of our past work can be found under the themes headings listed under services.

Hafod Landfill Workshop

Resources for Change is helping to resolve conflict over a landfill site near Wrexham in North Wales. read more ...

Coniston-Foxfield Recreational Trail

R4C’s expertise in community engagement & consultation has been called on in planning a high priority new recreational trail in Lake District National Park. read more ...

Integrating empowerment practice for IDeA.

Resources for Change have been commissioned by IDeA to provide support to three local authorities who have come together as a ‘hub’ to focus on integrating empowerment practice with equalities and cohesion work. read more ...

Grant Funding Publication Published!

During the summer of 2009, Irene Evison was commissioned by CDF to write a book about community development approaches to grant making. read more ...

R4C's Defra Research is published

R4C's research to identify the social, economic and environmental value generated by third sector waste organisations has now been published by DEFRA read more ...

Hardship Fund Grant Assessments

The Resources for Change team are assessing grant applications on behalf of The Community Development Foundation. read more ...

Welshpool Family Activity Guide

Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust has commissioned R4C to work with their People and Wildlife Team to develop a Family Activity Guide read more ...

Social Enterprise Support in Wales

Resources for Change have been appointed by the Wales Co-operative Centre to act as advisors on their new Social Enterprise Support Project read more ...

IDeA Associate Framework

Resources for Change have been accepted onto the Improvement and Development Agency's (IDeA) associate framework. More information to follow.

Environment Agency Framework Contract

Resources for Change have been accepted onto another major framework contract read more ...

Wales National Training Programme for Assist

Resources for Change are training students to prevent smoking for the National Public Health Service for Wales on behalf of the Welsh Assembly Government. read more ...

Evaluation of Projects to Expand LINks

Resources for Change have been contracted by the Community Development Foundation to carry out an evaluation that will provide a mechanism for capturing learning from the LINks process. read more ...

	Publications:
Resources for Change staff are regularly invited to write papers and articles and we present a range here for you to download.

Some of our Clients:

Advantage West Midlands ♦ Oxford University ♦ Department of Health Pacesetters ♦ BASSAC ♦ PMTC ♦ The Home Office ♦ Telford and Wrekin Unitary Authority ♦ British Trust for Conservation Volunteers ♦ Oswestry District Council ♦ British Waterways ♦ Powys Environmental Partnership ♦ Every Action Counts ♦ South Norfolk District Council ♦ City of London ♦ RAWM ♦ Community Development Foundation ♦ IDeA ♦ Birkenhead Surestart ♦ Countryside Council for Wales ♦ DEFRA ♦ The Welsh Assembly Government ♦ Environment Agency ♦ Beth Johnson Housing Association ♦ Forestry Commission ♦ acevo ♦ Groundwork ♦ The Environment Council ♦ Wales Co-operative Centre ♦ Cynnal Cymru. Click here to see more

	Family Activity Guides:
Find out more about the Family Activity Guide we are helping the people of Welshpool create to encourage visitors and locals to explore the area.