Who won: Infrastructure Support Service for Charity, Community and Faith Organisations

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The London Borough of Sutton has commissioned an Infrastructure Support Service for Charity, Community and Faith Organisations. Charity, Community and Faith Organisations across the borough play a vital role in supporting vulnerable residents, bringing communities together to make a difference in their local areas, and ultimately ensure Sutton is a place where people from all backgrounds feel included and get on well together. Maintaining an active and resilient voluntary and community sector is key to delivering on the Council's objectives as set out in the corporate plan, Ambitious for Sutton. Through working in partnership with Charity, Community and Faith Organisations and supporting them to thrive, The Council can ensure that more residents benefit from involvement in local projects and events, and vulnerable people are supported to address challenges such as social isolation and the rising cost of living. 'Infrastructure services' are a wide range of support for Charity, Community and Faith Organisations delivering a significant amount of social value by supporting such organisations to establish, grow, recruit volunteers and become more financially resilient. These 'infras

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