CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve

quality of life.

PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Village Hall Support Information and advice regarding village halls and community buildings. Advice during the Covid 19 pandemic is constantly being reviewed. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY With, on average, 90 staff and a turnover of approximately £2M a year, we support a number of projects such as, community development; fishing and coastal communities; infrastructure services, training provision, informal and unpaid carers, volunteer led projects and support for young people. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY � 2020 Cornwall Rural Community Charity | All Rights Reserved | Charity Registration: 1087550 Registered as: Cornwall Community Development Limited | Company no: 4144745 VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

RECRUITMENT

There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve

quality of life.

PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Village Hall Support Information and advice regarding village halls and community buildings. Advice during the Covid 19 pandemic is constantly being reviewed. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY With, on average, 90 staff and a turnover of approximately £2M a year, we support a number of projects such as, community development; fishing and coastal communities; infrastructure services, training provision, informal and unpaid carers, volunteer led projects and support for young people. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY � 2020 Cornwall Rural Community Charity | All Rights Reserved | Charity Registration: 1087550 Registered as: Cornwall Community Development Limited | Company no: 4144745 VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

RECRUITMENT

There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

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WWW.CORNWALLRCC.ORG.UK www.cornwallrcc.org.uk CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website.

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

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WWW.CORNWALLRCC.ORG.UK www.cornwallrcc.org.uk CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve

quality of life.

PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Village Hall Support Information and advice regarding village halls and community buildings. Advice during the Covid 19 pandemic is constantly being reviewed. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY With, on average, 90 staff and a turnover of approximately £2M a year, we support a number of projects such as, community development; fishing and coastal communities; infrastructure services, training provision, informal and unpaid carers, volunteer led projects and support for young people. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY � 2020 Cornwall Rural Community Charity | All Rights Reserved | Charity Registration: 1087550 Registered as: Cornwall Community Development Limited | Company no: 4144745 SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

RECRUITMENT

There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve

quality of life.

PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Village Hall Support Information and advice regarding village halls and community buildings. Advice during the Covid 19 pandemic is constantly being reviewed. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY With, on average, 90 staff and a turnover of approximately £2M a year, we support a number of projects such as, community development; fishing and coastal communities; infrastructure services, training provision, informal and unpaid carers, volunteer led projects and support for young people. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY � 2020 Cornwall Rural Community Charity | All Rights Reserved | Charity Registration: 1087550 Registered as: Cornwall Community Development Limited | Company no: 4144745 SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

RECRUITMENT

There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website.

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These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities.

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WWW.CORNWALLRCC.ORG.UK www.cornwallrcc.org.uk CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC is adapting to the current challenges to continue offering support to our communities. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent communities from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website.

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WWW.CORNWALLRCC.ORG.UK www.cornwallrcc.org.uk CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

computer.

PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

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WWW.CORNWALLRCC.ORG.UK www.cornwallrcc.org.uk CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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POLICIES & PROCEDURES CRCC is an independent charity providing information, advice and support services to communities across Cornwall. A number of our services are funded under agreement with statutory organisations such as Cornwall Council and Kernow NHS, as well as a number of other funders. CRCC’s main office is located at 2 Princes Street, Truro,

TR1 2ES.

PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

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POLICIES & PROCEDURES CRCC is an independent charity providing information, advice and support services to communities across Cornwall. A number of our services are funded under agreement with statutory organisations such as Cornwall Council and Kernow NHS, as well as a number of other funders. CRCC’s main office is located at 2 Princes Street, Truro,

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PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

computer.

PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website. CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall Rural Community Charity (CRCC) is an organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Cornwall’s Communities to improve quality of life. Take a look at ABOUT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Cornwall finally got it’s own Rural Communities Charity in 1946. Led by the Rev. John Pearce, most of its work was in providing support for parish councils, playing fields and village halls. It also provided marriage guidance counselling and welfare advice for the young and elderly. As the organisation grew, its remit broadened into other PROJECTS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Kernow Carers Service provides information, guidance and support to anyone in a caring role. The service is delivered jointly by Action for Children, Cornwall Rural Community Charity and the Family Information Service. Email: fis@cornwall.gov.uk. Tel: 0800 587 8191. CONTACT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY Accessibility This is a guide on accessing our main Truro office at 2 Princes Street and other useful information. Parking: We are situated in the centre of Truro and because of this we do not have our own dedicated parking.There are disabled parking spaces at the bottom of Lemon Street and in Duke Street (at the back of our building). VILLAGE HALL INFORMATION Government Restart Grants . The lockdown Restart Grant is a one-off grant of up to £18,000 designed to support businesses that support in-person services in hospitality, leisure, personal care, gym and accommodation businesses, which will be more severely impacted by restrictions when they re-open, and up to £6,000 for non-essential retail, which can open at Step 2 of the Government’s roadmap. SUPPORT US — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY People come to us for practical support and guidance. We strive to take away the barriers that prevent them from developing, enabling them to create vibrant, sustainable, inclusive communities. FILMS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY GET F+IT - Helping older people to buildconfidence using computers. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your

computer.

PARTNERS — CORNWALL RURAL COMMUNITY CHARITY CRCC would like to thank the following organisations for their

support.

RECRUITMENT

Work With Us. There are currently no vacancies but please revisit to this page to check for any opportunities. CRCC is committed to the principles of equality and welcomes diversity.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website.

WEBSITE T&CS

These terms and conditions govern your use of our website. Please read the terms in full before you use this Website. If you do not accept these terms, please do not use this Website.

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