DRIP Project
DRIP is Merton Unity Network's (MUN) Development, Research and Information Project. It provides a free drop-in resource centre, training and peer support network for the development and sustainability of Merton's BAME groups. DRIP receives funding support from Big Lottery Fund (since 2008).
Drop-in resource centre:
This resource includes an ICT Hub with access to computers, training and printing. In addition, a Library – offering information and advice to support organisational project planning and development, with access to databases, toolkits and templates.
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Training courses:
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DRIP One to one capacity building sessions and group training, topics include:
- Fundraising
- Governance
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Finance Management
- Business & Strategic Planning and
- Policy Engagement/Policy & Procedure drafting.
Peer Support Network:
The Network consists of the following thematic sub-groups whose key aims are to be proactive and creative in responding collaboratively to the common needs of their community: health, education & training, housing, young people, older people and cultural events. A social enterprise sub-group has been considered.
Open for "drop-in" access between the hours of 10am-4pm, Monday - Friday.
Our systems and procedures:
All staff, volunteers, trustees and associated individuals from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Voluntary and Community Organisations are able to access the library and its material.
For further details please contact Patricia Anderson (MUN's Director), Nawale or Jaime on 020 8648 9551.