Racial Minority Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS) Assembly
The Racial Minority VCS Assembly facilitates opportunities for racial minority voluntary and community organisations to amplify the voices of Leicester’s racial minority communities. By working collaboratively, the Assembly advocates for equality, fair treatment, and the inclusion of these communities in public sector decision-making.
Project Overview
By working collaboratively, the Assembly advocates for equality, fair treatment, and the inclusion of these communities in public sector decision-making.
Base 360 is an extension of the RMVCSA project, designed to continue empowering refugees, migrants, and local residents through learning, collaboration, and enterprise. It serves as a community development hub where individuals can connect, access training, and explore opportunities for growth.
Our Supporters & Partners
We are grateful to all the individuals, organisations, and community members who support our work.
Project Goals & Objectives
The Racial Minority VCS Assembly aims to promote the equitable treatment of racial minority communities by amplifying their voices and influencing policy decisions.
Influence Policy & Decision Making:
Ensure that racial minority communities have a meaningful voice in strategic public sector forums to prevent unfair disadvantages in service delivery and resource allocation.
Strengthen Engagement:
Create communication channels between racial minority communities and public sector organisations to ensure concerns are heard and addressed effectively.
Empower Community Organisations:
Build the capacity of Assembly members by equipping them with the skills to advocate for their communities and engage confidently in strategic discussions.
Target Audience & Primary Beneficiaries
The Racial Minority VCS Assembly serves as a crucial platform for racial minority voluntary and community organisations in Leicester. Its primary beneficiaries are the 130+ organisations that represent the interests of racial minority communities.
The Assembly is committed to advocating for these communities by ensuring their concerns are included in public policy discussions.
The Assembly also benefits public sector organisations by facilitating meaningful engagement with racial minority communities, enabling them to deliver more equitable services.
Why This Project Matters
What the Community is Saying
“HOME fills a vital role in helping us settle into a new life here. Many of us have struggled with language barriers, finding suitable housing, and securing employment. HOME offers a way forward.”
The Need for Support
“This project is essential because it helps migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers overcome immediate challenges, like navigating the benefits system and finding housing. It’s more than just support—it’s a lifeline for a better future.”
A Holistic Approach
“With personalised mentoring, ESOL courses, and employment guidance, HOME equips us with the skills and confidence to succeed. It’s an initiative that truly understands what we need to integrate and thrive.”
Get in contact
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