Website help

[Neil Alexander]

Jasmine / Martin

Squarespace.com is another good example of "all-in" web hosting, and the learning
curve is perhaps not as high as that of Wordpress. It is very "What You See Is What
You Get" and their support is really quite good.

If you are interested in just getting a website up there and not dealing too much
with the technical details, then this is a good place to start. 

Neil

> On 8 Feb 2017, at 00:42, Jasmine sallis <jasmine_sallis at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I'm not sure if this is an appropriate request for this thread, however, I am in desperate need for help with a website we have set up for a new group 'Roots to Return'.
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> A while ago I made a wix site (with no knowledge of what I was doing) but it needs updating and improvement desperately.
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> Roots to Return has been set up in response to the Home Offices 'Deport Now, Appeal Later' policy. We set up out of The Unity Centre but are now completely separate, trying to get funding and are registered as a charity (for funding purposes). We are currently supporting 10 individuals pursue appeals from outside the UK and our reason for existing is to monitor appeals and eventually provide evidence for a legal challenge to the process - presently there is little to no information about out of country appeals as most people cannot or do not lodge them.
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> The website as it is: http://rootstoreturn.wixsite.com/home
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> If anyone has skills and availability please let me know or where I should continue searching. We have been granted a small amount of funding (£1500) from The Edge Fund and could use some of this for buying a domain, email and other associated costs, also pay for time from this.
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> Any help appreciated.
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> Big Thanks
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> Jasmine
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