Over 34 months from 2010 to 2012, the Cumbria Equality and Diversity Partnership engaged in extensive community development work through 3 community development workers and 3 host organizations. They engaged over 25 BME groups, 12 LGBT groups, and 13 disability groups as well as 247 mainstream organizations. During this time, they held 62 trainings, hosted 148 events, supported 23 funding applications worth £529,000, mediated 8 conflicts, reported 558 hate crimes, wrote 19 press releases and 60 newsletters, designed 68 publicity materials, wrote 46 reports, and made 3,739 database entries while developing dozens of partnerships and hundreds of friends.

1. From January 2010 – October 2012
34 months of
development work
in the community

2. 3 CDWs

3. 3 host organisations
CDN ORC
Cumbria Disability Network OutReachCumbria

4. 1 Information Assistant

5. 25 BME groups
engaged

6. 12 LGBT groups engaged

7. 13 Disability groups engaged

8. 247 mainstream organisations engaged

9. 62 trainings held

10. 148 events hosted/attended/supported

11. 32 policies helped to produce
(not widely considered photogenic)

12. 23 funding applications supported,
worth approximately
£529,000

13. 8 conflict mediation opportunities

14. 558 hate crimes reported in Cumbria during CERC tenure*
* Compiled from Home Office statistics

15. 19 press releases written
68 publicity materials designed
60 newsletters generated

16. 46 reports written
3,739 database entries
11 visits to eye doctor

17. dozens of partners

18. hundreds of friends