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The cdfa is the trade association for Community Development Finance Institutions (CDFIs). CDFIs are sustainable, independent financial institutions that provide capital and support to enable individuals or organisations to develop and create wealth in disadvantaged communities or under-served markets.
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Head of Communications
The cdfa currently has a vacant position for our Head of Communications. For more information on how to apply, please click here.
Money for Change 2008
The cdfa annual conference, Money for Change, will take place on 25 - 27 June 2008 at the Met Hotel in Leeds. Click here for full details and to book online.
Inside Out 2007 launched on 12 March
CDFI investments and loans at the end of March 2007 were £287 million, up from £181 million the previous year – a 59% growth. Find out more in Inside Out, the only publication to provide data and commentary on what's really happening in the sector. To view a full copy of the report click here, to read the launch press release click here.
The cdfa launches Professional Development Programme
The cdfa and Department of Work & Pensions (DWP) are pleased to announce the launch of a tailored Professional Development Programme for CDFI practitioners and board members. Read more...
Second year of Barclays Step Change announced
The second year of the Barclays Step Change programme was launched in Manchester at a Professional Development Day for Community Development Finance Institutions (CDFIs). To find out more click here.
cdfa meeting room for hire
Are you looking for a meeting room for hire in the city? Well look no further! We have an air-conditioned meeting room available for hire in Hatton Square Business Centre. Click here for costings and contacts.
Investing in communities - investing in CDFIs
Find out more about how to invest in community development finance. Find out more about CDFIs, how they raise investment and how investors can benefit from a 5% per annum tax relief in a brand new section of the website. Click here for more information.
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