One charity to receive free public affairs representation from Whitehouse Consultancy
Howard Lake | 3 June 2009 | News
Public and parliamentary affairs consultants The Whitehouse Consultancy is once again offering free public affairs representation to a worthy organisation for one year through its pro bono scheme.
The successful organisation will be provided with support to achieve their public policy aims. This could be, for example, a higher profile in Westminster and Whitehall, a specific change in policy or greater government backing for their cause.
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Previous pro bono clients include the National Aids Trust (NAT) in 2008-09 and the Spinal Injuries Association in 2007-08.
Chris Whitehouse, Managing Director, said: “This is an exciting opportunity for an organisation to get their foot in the door in Westminster and Whitehall and learn how to take their campaigning to the next level. Our team really value being able to provide a pro bono service and as the recession has had an impact on a lot of worthy organisations we anticipate increased interest in the offer”.
Deborah Jack, Chief Executive of the National Aids Trust, said: “NAT were delighted to be selected as Whitehouse’s pro bono client for 2008/9. Whitehouse have provided us with a wide range of support from expert advice on influencing the EU and UK public policy process to assistance with our 21st birthday Parliamentary reception.
“With great commitment and enthusiasm they have helped us raise the profile of HIV in the UK with key decision makers in Westminster. Even more importantly, they have given us the tools to build on this in the future”.
Organisations interested in applying should contact Zoe Anderson for more information at
zo**********@wh******************.uk
The closing date for applications is 3 July 2009.
www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/probono.aspx
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He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.