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About UsGCRE
was established in 1968 under what was then called the Race Relations Board. In
1976, following the passing of the Race Relations Act, the organisation was
formally constituted by the newly formed Commission for Racial Equality. We have 13 staff of diverse heritage directly employed but also works with a number
of community volunteers and Consultants who have a wide range of expertise and
languages. Our diverse membership, volunteers and consultants together represent
about 44 different community groups and helps ensure we are able to work within
all communities, drawing on the relevant skills and expertise required. We have
also been awarded the ‘Quality Mark’ by the Legal Services Commission. Our
organisation is registered under the Charities Act 1993 and has charitable
status. Audited accounts are available for inspection.
Our DutyGCRE’s responsibility is to oversee the implementation of Race Relations Act 1976 (as amended) in the London Borough of Greenwich and we will fulfill our objective through four functions:
In addition, from April 2003 we shall be: Promoting and enforcing the 'Public Duty' Connecting with all communities Building relationships with the private sector
Management StructureGCRE is managed by an Executive
Committee of 15 persons elected annually from the membership. One third of the
Executive Committee members must retire every year.
Community Consultation StructuresGCRE
will consult and communicate with the wider community in Greenwich by: -
StaffingGCRE has 10 full time officers and 2 administration/secretarial staff The Director heads the staff team and plans with the staff and the Executive Committee, a strategy to achieve the organisation's objectives Based on the agreed priorities, an annual Work Programme is prepared and the staff are responsible for implementing this Work Programme The Work Programme is regularly monitored by the Executive Committee and our funding Authorities
FundingThere are three sources of funding for GCRE: Core Funding is given from the Commission for Racial Equality and the Local Authority Specific projects funded by the Local Authority or Charitable Trusts One-off
funding from bodies such as the National Lottery Community Fund
Contact InformationFor further details of the services we provide or if you would like to join GCRE as an affiliated organisation or as an individual please contact: Mr. Makhan S. Bajwa, Director Greenwich Council for Racial Equality
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