Welcome
The Big Opportunity project was founded in 2005 and closed on 30 September 2011. Over the last six years It has helped the London Voluntary and Community Sector make the most of the opportunities provided by the London 2012 Games and gives them a voice in shaping a sustainable legacy. For more information about the work carried out by The Big Opportunity download the attached leaflet or download our manifesto. This website should remain live until June 2012. Please refer to the Research and Policy tab to the left of your screen for more information on the impact of the Olympic Games.
London Civic Forum managed and hosted The Big Opportunity and produced a London 2012 Jargon Buster to help you understand the agencies and some of the relationships. If you would like more information on London Civic Forum's work on civic engagement and active citizenship visit www.londoncivicforum.org.uk The Big Opportunity final evaluation report will be hosted on the London Civic Forum website. London Funders www.londonfunders.org.uk are taking forward The Big Opportunity's work on investigating if London can establish an independent endowed legacy fund to support community sport in Greater London. taking the LA84 Foundation as its inspiration.
Thank you for your support over the last three and a half years.
Paul Bower, Programme Manager The Big Opportunity.
Refer to the Delivery Structures Organogram for an overview of the organisations involved in delvering the Olympic Games and delivering the legacy. The whole London 2012 project is still guided by the Olympic and Paralympic Programme Objectives which were agreed by the Olympic Board in March 2006.If you would like to receive our e-bulletin you can sign up by going to www.lvsc.org.uk/tbo For more information about planning for the legacy of London 2012 and the work of the Olympic Park Legacy Company visit www.legacycompany.co.uk
London Civic Forum managed and hosted The Big Opportunity and produced a London 2012 Jargon Buster to help you understand the agencies and some of the relationships. If you would like more information on London Civic Forum's work on civic engagement and active citizenship visit www.londoncivicforum.org.uk The Big Opportunity final evaluation report will be hosted on the London Civic Forum website. London Funders www.londonfunders.org.uk are taking forward The Big Opportunity's work on investigating if London can establish an independent endowed legacy fund to support community sport in Greater London. taking the LA84 Foundation as its inspiration.
Thank you for your support over the last three and a half years.
Paul Bower, Programme Manager The Big Opportunity.
Refer to the Delivery Structures Organogram for an overview of the organisations involved in delvering the Olympic Games and delivering the legacy. The whole London 2012 project is still guided by the Olympic and Paralympic Programme Objectives which were agreed by the Olympic Board in March 2006.If you would like to receive our e-bulletin you can sign up by going to www.lvsc.org.uk/tbo For more information about planning for the legacy of London 2012 and the work of the Olympic Park Legacy Company visit www.legacycompany.co.uk
