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Submitted on 6th April 2011 at 22:05

In this section, you can find a range of practical tools to help you support and develop your Compact.

About the Compact: Template for Compact web pages and sample copy

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We often hear from local areas that the information online about their local Compact is out of date, and that it is time-consuming to update it.

As a result, we have put together some sample website text that you can copy and paste.

Compact Peer Review Toolkit

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The Compact Peer Review Tool was designed to enable peer review of local Compact operations according to commonly agreed procedures, questions and values.

The tool aims to make Compact stronger and more effective in your region, thus creating a fairer and more productive relationship between statutory and voluntary and community sectors to the benefit of people and the environment in the region.

Calderdale Compact Toolkit

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This tool, created by a steering group in Calderdale, is designed to help with implementation of the Compact - it would serve as a useful example to anyone currently agreeing or revising their own local practice.

Local Compact Champions Pack for the Voluntary Sector

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Published by Compact Voice in 2010, this toolkit provides information to support local Compact Champions working in the voluntary and community sector, including useful resources to print and share.

Local Compact Poster

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Provided by Compact Voice, this poster is designed to be used to provide information about local Compacts. It can be printed and includes a section for local Compact contact details.

Resources Campaign

Submitted on 21st March 2011 at 21:40
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Local Compacts: A User Guide: Practical guidance for local Compacts

Blogs

The End

So, this is the end. Not for the Compact (online critics relax), but for my time at Compact Voice.

A couple of months ago, I blogged about how the Compact isn’t quite dead yet and I’m pleased to report that it’s still here and alive and well.

  

  

    

  
      
Harnessing the power of complaints? 

  
  
  

	
Opinions about complaining are often divided but when we are living in a service-oriented society what do we do when services are poor and cause us distress?