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Voluntary Action Swindon is not liable for the content of any external links listed, nor does it necessarily endorse the content of the sites.

National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) gives voice and support to voluntary and community organisations.

Office of the Third Sector leads work across government to support the environment for a thriving third sector (voluntary and community groups, social enterprises, charities, cooperatives and mutuals), enabling the sector to campaign for change, deliver public services, promote social enterprise and strengthen communities.

Out of the Can provides support and a safe, fun, friendly meeting place for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LBGT) young people and those that are unsure about their sexuality aged 14 and over.

Performance Hub works to help third sector organisations (charities, voluntary organisations, community groups and social enterprises) to achieve more.

Sandy Adirondack Legal Advice a freelance management consultant and trainer working exclusively in the voluntary/not-for-profit sector. Her main specialisms are responsibilities of management committees/trustees, and legal aspects of voluntary sector management.

Swindon Borough Council, your online guide to Council services.

Swindon Federation of Community Organisations (SFCO) Originally set up with the support of the National Federation of Community Organisations, now Community Matters, the SFCO operated as the local arm of the NFCO.

Swindon Ileostomy Association The primary aim of the group is to support and help ostomy and pouch patients, and their families, return to a full and active life following radical bowel surgery.

Swindon Local Area Agreement/Swindon Strategic Partnership Marking a radical change in central and local relations, Swindon's Local Area Agreement (LAA) will bring public sector, local business and not for profit organisations together to deliver 19 priorities.

Swindon Primary Care Trust is an independent body within the NHS family. Our job is to provide and plan health services for the 198,000 people who live in the Borough of Swindon and in Shrivenham.

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