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Oasis Academy Mayfield offers IT suites, classrooms, and sports facilities for students. It also supports various student groups and social events. The document lists several local organizations and social enterprises that the school collaborates with in the community, and requests funding for family activities as well as opportunities for students to get involved in supporting the local community through projects.
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Our organization provides a link between businesses and the community sector to help businesses fulfill their corporate social responsibility. We understand the needs of both the community and supporting organizations by learning from the voluntary sector. This allows us to help match businesses with various local charities, social enterprises, and educational organizations that could benefit from their assistance.
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Awaaz
Awaaz FM Community radio is a registered charity that operates a community radio station and seeks partnerships with other local organizations. It has a social enterprise arm that provides paid services to the community. It is based at a third age centre and conducts various community projects. Through radio and other means, it aims to reach the Black and ethnic communities in the city as well as other listeners. It is looking for partners to co-produce projects with and opportunities for intergenerational work.
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