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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-701 Finding and Writing Funding Applications (21 Oct 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Book your Place\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThis practical one-day course teaches delegates how to use Microsoft 365 to identify funding opportunities\, research community needs\, plan projects\, develop budgets\, write compelling funding applications and manage the submission process. \nDesigned specifically for charities\, CICs\, community organisations and social entrepreneurs\, the course focuses on using Microsoft 365 applications including Word\, Excel\, Forms\, OneNote\, Teams\, Planner\, Lists\, SharePoint and Copilot to create a structured and efficient approach to funding and grant applications. \nDelegates will learn how to gather evidence\, demonstrate need\, define outcomes\, prepare realistic project budgets and present funding proposals that align with funder requirements. \nThe course uses practical examples relevant to new and established charities\, CICs and community organisations. \nWho Should Attend?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nCIC founders and directors\nCharity founders and trustees\nFundraising officers\nBid writers\nProject coordinators\nCommunity development workers\nProgramme managers\nVolunteer managers\nSocial entrepreneurs\nSole traders delivering community projects\nAnyone responsible for applying for grants\, awards or social investment funding\n\nWhat You Will Learn\nBy the end of the course delegates will be able to: \n\nIdentify funding opportunities aligned to their organisation’s objectives\nResearch and demonstrate community need\nDefine clear project aims\, objectives\, outputs and outcomes\nCreate realistic and fundable project budgets\nGather and organise supporting evidence\nUse Microsoft 365 tools to manage the bid-writing process\nCollaborate effectively with colleagues and partners\nUse Microsoft Copilot responsibly to support funding applications\nProduce stronger\, evidence-based funding proposals\nCreate a plan for future funding opportunities\n\nPrerequisites\nDelegates must: \n\nHave a Microsoft 365 account\nHave access to Microsoft 365 online applications\nBe able to log in to Microsoft 365\nHave basic keyboard and mouse skills\nBe able to join a Microsoft Teams meeting\n\nPrevious experience of writing funding bids is not required. \nWhat Is Included?\n\nLive trainer-led delivery\nDigital course workbook\nPractical exercises\nFunding bid templates\nBudget templates\nProject planning templates\nCertificate of attendance\nPost-course reference guide\nQ&A session
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/finding-and-writing-funding-applications-eqc-css-701/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-703 Running Community Projects with Microsoft 365 (28 Oct 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Book your Place\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThis practical one-day course teaches delegates how to establish\, deliver\, monitor and report on community projects using Microsoft 365. \nDesigned specifically for charities\, CICs\, community organisations and social enterprises\, the course focuses on keeping projects on track\, working with funders\, volunteers and partners\, managing risks\, monitoring progress\, measuring impact and reporting outcomes to funders. \nDelegates will learn how Microsoft 365 can support the complete project lifecycle\, from project setup and delivery through to impact reporting\, sustainability planning and future funding development. \nWho Should Attend?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nCIC founders and directors\nCharity project coordinators\nCommunity development workers\nProgramme managers\nVolunteer coordinators\nTrustees overseeing projects\nSocial entrepreneurs\nCommunity organisers\nProject officers\nAnyone responsible for planning or delivering community-based projects\n\nWhat You Will Learn\nBy the end of the course delegates will be able to: \n\nManaging Responsibilities in a Project\nCreate project delivery plans\nDefine outputs\, outcomes and impact measures\nCoordinate teams\, volunteers and stakeholders\nManage project risks and issues\nCollect evidence and feedback\nMonitor performance and project progress\nProduce reports for funders and trustees\nMeasure and communicate project impact\nCapture lessons learned and organisational knowledge\n\nDevelop sustainability and future funding plans \nPrerequisites\nDelegates must: \n\nHave a Microsoft 365 account\nHave access to Microsoft 365 online applications\nBe able to log in to Microsoft 365\nHave basic keyboard and mouse skills\nBe able to join a Microsoft Teams meeting\n\nWhat Is Included?\n\nLive trainer-led delivery\nDigital course workbook\nPractical exercises\nProject planning templates\nRisk register templates\nProject reporting templates\nCertificate of attendance\nPost-course reference guide\nQ&A session
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/running-community-projects-with-microsoft-365-eqc-css-703/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
ORGANIZER;CN="Equitraction CIC":MAILTO:sarah.oakley@equitractioncic.org
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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-705 Measuring Community Impact with Microsoft 365 (29 Oct 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to collect evidence\, measure outcomes and report community impact using Forms\, Excel\, Power BI and Microsoft 365.
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/measuring-community-impact-with-microsoft-365-eqc-css-705/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261202T093000
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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-701 Finding and Writing Funding Applications (2 Dec 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Book your Place\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThis practical one-day course teaches delegates how to use Microsoft 365 to identify funding opportunities\, research community needs\, plan projects\, develop budgets\, write compelling funding applications and manage the submission process. \nDesigned specifically for charities\, CICs\, community organisations and social entrepreneurs\, the course focuses on using Microsoft 365 applications including Word\, Excel\, Forms\, OneNote\, Teams\, Planner\, Lists\, SharePoint and Copilot to create a structured and efficient approach to funding and grant applications. \nDelegates will learn how to gather evidence\, demonstrate need\, define outcomes\, prepare realistic project budgets and present funding proposals that align with funder requirements. \nThe course uses practical examples relevant to new and established charities\, CICs and community organisations. \nWho Should Attend?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nCIC founders and directors\nCharity founders and trustees\nFundraising officers\nBid writers\nProject coordinators\nCommunity development workers\nProgramme managers\nVolunteer managers\nSocial entrepreneurs\nSole traders delivering community projects\nAnyone responsible for applying for grants\, awards or social investment funding\n\nWhat You Will Learn\nBy the end of the course delegates will be able to: \n\nIdentify funding opportunities aligned to their organisation’s objectives\nResearch and demonstrate community need\nDefine clear project aims\, objectives\, outputs and outcomes\nCreate realistic and fundable project budgets\nGather and organise supporting evidence\nUse Microsoft 365 tools to manage the bid-writing process\nCollaborate effectively with colleagues and partners\nUse Microsoft Copilot responsibly to support funding applications\nProduce stronger\, evidence-based funding proposals\nCreate a plan for future funding opportunities\n\nPrerequisites\nDelegates must: \n\nHave a Microsoft 365 account\nHave access to Microsoft 365 online applications\nBe able to log in to Microsoft 365\nHave basic keyboard and mouse skills\nBe able to join a Microsoft Teams meeting\n\nPrevious experience of writing funding bids is not required. \nWhat Is Included?\n\nLive trainer-led delivery\nDigital course workbook\nPractical exercises\nFunding bid templates\nBudget templates\nProject planning templates\nCertificate of attendance\nPost-course reference guide\nQ&A session
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/finding-and-writing-funding-applications-eqc-css-701-2/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
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ORGANIZER;CN="Equitraction CIC":MAILTO:sarah.oakley@equitractioncic.org
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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-703 Running Community Projects with Microsoft 365 (9 Dec 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Book your Place\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThis practical one-day course teaches delegates how to establish\, deliver\, monitor and report on community projects using Microsoft 365. \nDesigned specifically for charities\, CICs\, community organisations and social enterprises\, the course focuses on keeping projects on track\, working with funders\, volunteers and partners\, managing risks\, monitoring progress\, measuring impact and reporting outcomes to funders. \nDelegates will learn how Microsoft 365 can support the complete project lifecycle\, from project setup and delivery through to impact reporting\, sustainability planning and future funding development. \nWho Should Attend?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nCIC founders and directors\nCharity project coordinators\nCommunity development workers\nProgramme managers\nVolunteer coordinators\nTrustees overseeing projects\nSocial entrepreneurs\nCommunity organisers\nProject officers\nAnyone responsible for planning or delivering community-based projects\n\nWhat You Will Learn\nBy the end of the course delegates will be able to: \n\nManaging Responsibilities in a Project\nCreate project delivery plans\nDefine outputs\, outcomes and impact measures\nCoordinate teams\, volunteers and stakeholders\nManage project risks and issues\nCollect evidence and feedback\nMonitor performance and project progress\nProduce reports for funders and trustees\nMeasure and communicate project impact\nCapture lessons learned and organisational knowledge\n\nDevelop sustainability and future funding plans \nPrerequisites\nDelegates must: \n\nHave a Microsoft 365 account\nHave access to Microsoft 365 online applications\nBe able to log in to Microsoft 365\nHave basic keyboard and mouse skills\nBe able to join a Microsoft Teams meeting\n\nWhat Is Included?\n\nLive trainer-led delivery\nDigital course workbook\nPractical exercises\nProject planning templates\nRisk register templates\nProject reporting templates\nCertificate of attendance\nPost-course reference guide\nQ&A session
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/running-community-projects-with-microsoft-365-eqc-css-703-2/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
ORGANIZER;CN="Equitraction CIC":MAILTO:sarah.oakley@equitractioncic.org
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SUMMARY:EQC-CSS-705 Measuring Community Impact with Microsoft 365 (10 Dec 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Book your Place\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThis practical one-day course teaches delegates how to measure\, evidence and communicate community impact using Microsoft 365. \nDesigned specifically for charities\, CICs\, community organisations and social enterprises\, the course focuses on developing practical impact measurement frameworks\, collecting meaningful evidence\, analysing project outcomes and producing reports for funders\, trustees and people involved in the project. \nDelegates will learn how to use Microsoft Forms\, Lists\, Excel\, Power BI\, SharePoint\, Teams and Copilot to capture evidence\, monitor outcomes\, measure social impact and demonstrate the value of their work. \nWho Should Attend?\nThis course is suitable for: \n\nCIC founders and directors\nCharity managers\nCommunity development workers\nProgramme managers\nMonitoring and Evaluation Officers\nVolunteer managers\nFunding and impact officers\nTrustees\nProject coordinators\nSocial entrepreneurs\nThis course is particularly valuable for organisations required to report outcomes and impact to funders\, commissioners and stakeholders.\n\nRecommended Prior Learning\nEQC-CSS-701\nFinding and Writing Funding Bids with Microsoft 365 \nEQC-CSS-703\nRunning Community Projects with Microsoft 365 \nWhat You Will Learn\nBy the end of the course delegates will be able to: \n\nDistinguish between outputs\, outcomes and community impact\nCreate practical outcome measures\nCollect evidence of change\nAnalyse participation and feedback\nCreate impact reports for funders and trustees\nPresent impact information visually\n\nPrerequisites\nDelegates must: \n\nHave a Microsoft 365 account\nHave access to Microsoft 365 online applications\nHave basic Excel skills\nBe able to sign into Microsoft 365\nBe able to join a Microsoft Teams meeting\nPrevious monitoring and evaluation experience is not required.\n\nWhat Is Included?\n\nLive trainer-led delivery\nDigital course workbook\nPractical exercises\nOutcomes framework templates\nTheory of Change template\nLogic model template\nKPI tracker templates\nImpact dashboard template\nImpact report template\nCertificate of attendance\nPost-course reference guide\nQ&A session
URL:https://equitractioncic.org/event/measuring-community-impact-with-microsoft-365-eqc-css-705-2/
CATEGORIES:Funding, Delivery and Impact
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ORGANIZER;CN="Equitraction CIC":MAILTO:sarah.oakley@equitractioncic.org
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