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Enhancing Community Education Through Regional Networking

The NEVCOP project leverages the merging of Hume and Eastern Metro Regions to boost local and adult community education. Be part of this network to improve provision, foster partnerships, and integrate technology. Join us in strengthening our community through learning opportunities.

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Enhancing Community Education Through Regional Networking

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  1. NEVCOP PROJECT 2013-14

  2. Nevcop project Great opportunities for metro and rural Learn Local and Adult Community Education organisationsarise from the merging of the former Hume and Eastern Metro Regions

  3. Nevcop project • Build on existing links and successful business/governance models across the region • Increase provision • Improve the quality of provision

  4. Nevcop project North East Region – Approx114

  5. Nevcop project The aim of the project is to establish a network/community of practice operating primarily on-line

  6. Nevcop project Using this model we will: • Establish a formal network/community of practice • Build partnerships • Develop and strengthen the use of technology

  7. Nevcop project WHO ARE WE

  8. Nevcop project • ACFE board Learn Local registered providers – 82 • Providers with a Board contract – 71 • Providers without a contract - 11 • HESG registered providers at RTO’s – 37 • Learn Local Non-RTO Providers – 45 • 19 LGA’s

  9. Nevcop project • The average neighbourhood house is staffed for 34.2 hours per week AND in use for around 55 hours per week

  10. Nevcop project • Just over 1500 people are employed in Neighbourhood Houses in our region with over 93% part time.

  11. Nevcop project • On average 13 people volunteer at a Neighbourhood House each week • The reported number of volunteer hours is close to 49 hours per week. • The estimated value of their contribution is $4.6 million.

  12. Nevcop project • 16% deliver programs/activities in facilities owned or managed by other organisations • 95% of Neighbourhood houses work in regular partnership with 8 organisations each week, that’s around 866 regular partnerships in our region per month.

  13. Nevcop project • 415 people on average use each NH each week this equates to nearly 38,000 visits each week.

  14. Nevcop project • Neighbourhood House Infrastructure • 71.5% ICT training rooms/Computer labs • 43% Community kitchens • 41% Community Gardens • 30 % Mens Sheds

  15. Nevcop project • In the past 12 months NH’s were involved in close to 3,000 community events • Managed an average of 3.6 projects per house • Made an average of 6 funding applications

  16. Nevcop project • Committees • Each committee spends almost 32 hours per month on committee business

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