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Online Resource Toolkit with Help For Clubs
Help For Clubs is an online resource to assist sports clubs in developing their structures, organisation and programmes.
The site hosts a variety of templates available for you to adapt and adopt and you can even share your templates with other people, covering areas from child protection and club development, to facilities and funding.
Visit www.helpforclubs.org.uk to access the online resources today.
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Upcoming Events
Sport Makers Cambridge Parkrun Workshop
Date: 19th May 2012
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Date: 20th May 2012
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Safeguarding and Protecting Children
Date: 22nd May 2012
Time: 18:30 PM - 21:30 PM
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