• How to write in a web friendly way
• How to use social media
• Search engine marketing, what works and what doesn't
• Online and offline marketing and networking skills

• Easy to maintain content
• Easy to use navigation
• Search engine friendly design
• Online protection issues

• Visual styling to fit community branding
• Creating and preparing images for the web
• Web Accessibility Standards

http://www.specialolympicssunderland.org.uk/
Special Olympics seeks to uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and love of participation for their own sakes. Special Olympics also believes that every athlete should participate to his or her fullest potential. Special Olympics are for those with a learning challenge rather than a physical disability (paralympics).

Special Olympics believe that regular training, under the guidance of appropriately qualified coaches is essential to the development of sports skills. Competition among those of equal abilities is the most appropriate means of testing those skills, measuring progress and providing incentive for personal growth.

Special Olympics provides a year - round coaching programme for all levels of ability in 23 sports ranging from athletics and swimming to judo and tennis.

http://www.headwaywearside.org.uk/
Headway Wearside launched in November 2009 by the Mayor of Sunderland the Sunderland Football Club’s Stadium of Light in Sunderland.

Headway Wearside aims to provide support, information, social and learning activities to individuals who have an acquired brain injury in order to promote and increase social independence, empowerment and social inclusion and in tern reduce isolation and issues in relation to depression, anxiety and reduced confidence.

Long Term Goals for the development of the group are:

• Appoint salaried worker – Community Development Officer to raise the profile of the group and develop Frequent sessions and activities for the group
• Provide an Advocacy Service
• Provide support to families and carers
• Hold annual Headway Wearside conference to raise awareness and publicise the impact of acquired brain injury in tern alter people perceptions
• Have something specific for brain injury survivors within the region
• Establish website providing in depth information on brain injuries and the impact on a client and family, promote services and raise awareness of support available
• Work with other Headway Groups and Branches to increase awareness and promote the creation of social networks for the client group

The visual design of any COI website can be as simple or as creatively complex as needed.

Almost all the site use a simple "click and go" software. No complex databases and no need to learn html. Community groups need only purchase their own simple low cost website hosting.

The project supports groups to use technologies such as e-voting and video blogs alongside traditional methods such as flips charts.View example here.

Visit this site www.svsyf.org