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	Making a difference to young peoples lives Top tips on project planning and information on a selection of youth projects from across the region. North East Resource 13 - April 2004 Resource is our office's newsletter. North East Resource 11 - February 2004 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. Celebrating European year of disabled people Over 60 people gathered together at Bullion Hall in Chest-le-Street on the 31st October 2003 to celebrate European Year of Disabled People by sharing information about projects supported by the Community Fund. North East Resource 10 - December 2003 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. The wisdom of experience Older people’s groups from across the North East came together in July 2003 to discuss the outcomes of their projects. They talked about what had contributed towards success and what problems they had to overcome. North East Resource 09 - August 2003 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. North East Resource 08 - June 2003 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. North East Resource 07 - April 2003 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. North East Resource 06 - February 2003 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. North East Resource 05 - July 2002 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. North East Resource 04 - September 2001 Resource is our office's regular newsletter. Promoting yourself through the media This handbook aims to help grant holders and partner organisations with public relations (PR), and provide a guide to dealing with the regional media. North East office application processing times Community Fund is committed to meeting our published service standards. We know that our applicants are keen that we make and communicate our decisions as quickly as possible, and you can download information on how well we are meeting this aim. People in areas disadvantaged by social or economic change In the North East we have defined our local priority as those people living in the 20 per cent most deprived wards in the North East. We have identified the poorest local communities in line with the Index of Deprivation.