How we will use your information
The data collected will be analysed with the specific aim of understanding the economic
and social value of the community and voluntary sector in Brighton and Hove. Access
to the full data set will be available only to the core project team.
In addition to the data analysis it is our intention that the data collected will
be placed within the Common Database. You can state how you would like your information
to be used.
The symbols below appear throughout the questionnaire and tell you what the data will be used for.
1. Audit
Summary information will be used only for statistical analysis of the sector. We
will also hold contact details for future audits, but will not share these with
others.
2. Shared contacts
Contact information for you and your organisation will be shared between Voluntary and Community Sector support agencies (Currently the Community and Voluntary Sector Forum and Working Together Project) and held in a common database
These details will only be used by [the organisation
who currently has the details] for communicating with you about their work.
3. Publishing
The information that you have provided about your organisation’s contact details
(excluding the names of individuals), main function and type of clients will be
accessible to members of the public.
Disclaimer
All other information that you have provided (including names of individuals) will
be treated by us as confidential and will not be released to members of the public
or used for any purposes other than for additional research and/or consultation
by University of Brighton and Dialogue 50/50 group
If you would like your organisation to appear in the database but do not wish to
be contacted directly, please tick the “alternative contact details opt in” box
at the beginning of this form and/or this box. If you tick this box, we will provide
alternative contact details for your organisation in the database.
Data Protection Statement
Data Protection Act 1998. The information provided by you in this registration form
will be held and analysed by University of Brighton as data controller and Dialogue
50/50 on computer. The forms will be kept manually by University of Brighton. The
information will be used by Brighton University and Dialogue 50/50 for the monitoring
and promotion of the voluntary and community sector in Brighton and Hove.
The organisation’s contact details (name, contact address, telephone number, e-mail
and website address) and information about its main function and type of clients
will be published on the Audit website, provided within the Common Database and
will be available in the Community and Voluntary Sector Forum’s directory. Information,
apart from this information, will not be passed on to a third party without permission.