We help you take new projects forward
Consulting Services for not for profit organisations and councils.
CCDT has delivered a number of consultancy projects to other boroughs looking to replicate our work or deliver similar initiatives. We have worked with town, city, borough and county councils delivering presentations, tours and training on a variety of areas including:
Tour of community facilities
Securing Funding
Capital Appeals
Working with Communities
Funding and Financing our work
Working and Engaging with Developers
Consultation and Research findings
Asset Transfer
Managing Community Buildings and Land
Engaging with Residents Associations
We deliver quality sessions to suit your business or group’s needs whether that be over a half day, full day or by creating a bespoke plan for you. We work with up to 30 delegates per session and have received excellent feedback on our work. We are proud to create something that represents real value for money for our customers and any surplus made from consultancy projects is reinvested into the community we serve.
“Thank you for organising the trip to Chichester on Friday – a truly inspirational, honest overview, plenty to think about…”
“I just wanted to take the time to thank you and all the partners and young people I met for taking the time to share your experiences. You should be proud of the great work that is truly transforming your communities and individuals’ lives. Well done and keep up the great work!”
“Gulp – this is an impressive professional piece of work – my congratulations to all those who put this together! Phew!” – Cemetery Road Baptist church
“I have now read through the Development Phase Plan., I am absolutely delighted. It is an amazing document and a ‘good read’! Thank you so much, again for producing this massive document. I feel huge sense of relief :-)”
“I just wanted to say a big thanks to you and your team for your time and kind hospitality last Friday. The visit to CCDT was incredibly insightful and has certainly given me much to think about. I’m sure we’ll be ‘knocking at your door’ again in the very near future.”