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Birmingham University report on a two-year research project of micro-enterprises in social care. Micro-providers of care and support, employing 5 […]
The Community micro-providers project in Somerset worked to increase the number of flexible, responsive, high quality local services and supports […]
Community Catalysts paper detailing the issues and showing how community enterprises can be supported to work at scale to tackle […]
18 month report from the Birmingham Community-Micro Enterprise project. Community Catalysts were commissioned to coordinate the community micro-enterprise project in […]
Report reflecting a study into community micro-enterprise as a driver of local economic development in social care. Of interest to […]
Learning from a Birmingham University evaluation into our Enterprising Communities project that took place April 2017 to December 2019 over two […]
Report looking at the success of the Jump Start 2021 programme, run by the Birmingham Community Enterprise project in collaboration […]
Business case developed from the findings from a recent evidence-based research piece by the University of Birmingham which makes the […]
Business case outlining the case for investment in support for community micro-enterprises. It brings together the findings from evidence-based research […]
Report celebrating the successes from our Rotherham partnership project which supports local people or small local groups to develop small […]
Community Catalysts co-designed and co-delivered the Enterprising Minds project, in partnership with the Scottish charity Hansel. This project helped people […]
Film by Scottish charity Hansel to celebrate the first year of Enterprising Minds – a ground breaking project supporting people with […]
Report outlining what Local Area Coordination is and how it offers huge and long lasting positive impacts on individuals, communities […]
‘Which Way Next?’ looks to the future challenges in this ever-changing world for people and families, communities and the service […]
The event in Esk Valley Together event in November 2019 showcased the work to date between North Yorkshire County Council’s […]
A collection of reflections on the 10 principles of Local Area Coordination. This report, from the Local Area Coordination Network, […]
Developed as part of MacIntyre’s Great Communities Project. Co-authored by Rory Hutton, the Great Communities Project and Angela Catley from […]
Shining a light on what makes people valuable and challenging the rhetoric around being vulnerable. This report follows the 6-month […]
The Carnegie Trust ran the Enabling State Challenge inviting submissions from projects who were working in ways that resonated with […]
The So What, What Next? project was designed by the Local Government Association’s (LGA) Transforming Care empowerment steering group to […]
Capturing the experience of people living with dementia through partnership working in Scotland. The Life Changes Trust is a Scottish […]
This report relates to the first phase of the ‘people doing it for themselves’ project. It aims to share the […]
This report relates to the first phase of the ‘people doing it for themselves’ project. It aims to share the […]
This document includes the detailed stories of the 19 people we interviewed as part of the first phase of the […]
Highlighting our impact, as an organisation, over the last year…through the challenges of the pandemic. At the beginning of the […]
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RT @angelacommcats: Listened to @BBCRadio4 Food Programmme yesterday. Was on food in care homes. If you haven't heard it I would recommend…
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Excited to be working with @DenbighshireCC on a lovely new project in #Denbighshire - supporting local people to de… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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