Support for Community Projects
Does your organisation need help with business planning?
Or do you need a funding strategy?
Do you need to get the measure of your neighbourhood?
Or your organisation's role in it?
Do you need to make contact with local people?
And how can they have a real say in your project?
Are you frustrated by conflict you can't explain?
Or do you think the conflict is down to your own actions?
Do you need help with marketing your project?
And do you have a website that works for your project?
If you have answered 'yes' to any of these questions, there may be help for you on this site. A lot depends upon sound preparation but even the best planned projects encounter unexpected difficulties. Through this site I offer ideas and suggestions for project development in community and church settings based upon the reality of your unique situation. If you can't find what you're looking for, please contact me. My aim is to help you and/or your organisation think through your project's development and the problems it encounters during its lifetime.
Take a look at the Services page to find out about the types of support I can offer. I appreciate a challenge so whether or not you can find what you're looking for, do make contact and we can have a conversation. I offer 30 years of experience in community-based planning and project development both locally and nationally. So, I know what questions to ask and some of them will be tough! Visit the About Chris page to find out more about my experience.
Free Stuff on this Site
Don't miss the keynote article. These articles will address contemporary issues in community-based project development. If you have ideas for articles, please contact me and I will be happy to consider offers of articles too!
Ask a question related to project development and I’ll post it with my answer. Visit Ask Chris to see the latest questions and answers.
And of course, quote of the month at the top of every page ... suggestions for new quotes will be most welcome and if I receive enough, it might become 'Quote of the Week'!