It is with great sadness that we have to announce that the Voluntary Arts Ambassadors Project comes to end on 31 March, after five years of Big Lottery funding. My role as VAA for Falkirk will unfortunately finish with the project, as Voluntary Arts Scotland will no longer have the staff capacity or travel budget to support our work. I'd like to thank you for all your support and enthusiasm, and encourage you to keep in touch with each other through the new channels of communication many of you have created for the voluntary arts here. Please keep in touch with Voluntary Arts Scotland through our newsletter and make use of all the Briefings and other fantastic free resources. This year's Voluntary Arts Week (9-18 May, will be another great opportunity for you to showcase your work, raise your profile and gain new members so look out for the latest news via Facebook, Twitter and website!
If you have not already signed up for the Voluntary Arts e-newsletter, here is the link to do so (or find it on top right corner of the main Voluntary Arts webpage):
http://info.voluntaryarts.org/enews
But don't worry!
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Upcoming events in Falkirk can be found on our What's On page.
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