Jun 11 2007
The Battle We All Face
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Lasa
Lasa helps thousands of third sector and government organisations deliver efficient, high quality services. We are a charity which offers knowledge, support and resources.
Technology support in London
The London Regional ICT Champion - supports third sector organisations to better understand technology to achieve their missions of delivering quality services more effectively.Contact the London ICT Champion on 020 7426 4496 or email mmaier@lasa.org.uk to find out how we can help you.
Lasa ICT Knowledgebase - contains over 400 articles in jargon free plain English on all aspects of ICT.
Lasa Suppliers Directory - from web designers to support companies, use the Suppliers Directory to locate independently verified high quality ICT support in your area.
UK riders email list - a discussion group for circuit riders and others who support third sector technology.
Lasa technology publications - we produce a monthly e-bulletin and a quartlerly magazine providing up to date third sector technology news, events, funding, tools, tips and resources for staff in small to medium-sized voluntary organisations.
To find out more about Lasa's other award winning services go to: www.lasa.org.uk
Funders
The London ICT Champion project is managed by NAVCA and funded by Capacitybuilders through its 'Improving Support' programme.
We also acknowledge the support of London Councils and Esmee Fairbairn Foundation for contributing to our work.
London Councils is committed to fighting for more resources for London and getting the best possible deal for London's 33 councils. London Councils has a website about its grants service. To read about our grants funding and the work of some of the 300 groups we support please visit www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/grants
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