Hands Inc.
Project summary:
Project:
Hands Inc. are looking to
expand their work, scaling up their innovative programme of activities and
launching a new campaign.
Hands Inc. are looking to develop a fundraising strategy. In order to do
this, the organisation would like to identify the people and organisations that
have reason to support the charity and recognise an effective way to engage and
communicate with supporters.
This project could be split
into two phases:
1.
Diagnosis
and prioritisation – reviewing data on current service provision (costs,
resources, sources of funding, impacts) and helping the Directors/Trustees
identify and prioritise options for new service development (including
potential risks)
2.
Development
of a scale-up plan and supporting fundraising strategy – covering the
organisational requirements (capacity, capability) as well as the funding
Knowledge of the voluntary
sector and/or of funders would be helpful. A range of OR skills would be
appropriate: problem structuring, options assessment & prioritization plus
data collection and analysis.
Time commitment: 5-10 days
Location: Remotely or in our office in N16
Please read projectscope and if you feel you are able to offer your assistance please
complete the application form and return along with your CV to hope.meadows@theorsociety.com by Friday 19th January.
Information about the
organisation:
Main activities of the organisation:
Hands Inc developed in 2001 in response to the need for
massage and respite care within distressed families. Complementary therapies
now form a small part of their operation (10% or less). The main focus of their
work (and the focus of any future expansion activity) is supporting menopausal
women and reducing the stigma and negativity menopausal women face.
Hands Inc, is a
registered Charity whose mission is to inspire health and wellbeing; this is
achieved through
the provision of holistic support and healthy
lifestyle activities.
For further information
about Hands Inc. please visit http://www.handsinc.co.uk/ and https://reclaimthemenopause.com/
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