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Continuity

Community organisations face loss of venues, funds, people and records. Continuity helps Chapters and Community Cells keep going.

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Development · programme · in preparation

Continuity

Community organisations face loss of venues, funds, people and records. Continuity helps Chapters and Community Cells keep going.

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Academy128 courses, 128 open for enrolmentCivic3 campaigns, 6 programmesHeritage70 days to keep, 34 chronology entriesNews80 approved sources, no confirmed events yetCommunity Cellsforming. No Chapter is recognised yet
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What it offers

4
Continuity plans

A template for roles, records and contacts in a disruption.

Records

Recordkeeping and version discipline, as the charter requires.

Data protection

How to keep member data safe and minimal.

Handover

How to hand over roles when people leave.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
Chapter officersCommunity Cell leadsTreasurersCommunity associations

How it works

1
Assess: list what the organisation depends on.
2
Plan: fill in the continuity template.
3
Test: run a short exercise once a year.
4
Escalate: use the charter's escalation pathway when needed.

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