Community Catalysts Cardiff have partnered with Focus Futures to offer comprehensive support and advice. Focus Futures provide funded assistance and help enterprises to access potential grants and funding.

Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership (CSEP) have announced that they have funding available through their new UKSPF & REPF programmes. This initiative is designed to provide comprehensive business support and potential access to grants for social enterprises in the Cumbria region.

We are delighted to announce that our first Community Micro-Enterprise (CME) for the Westminster project has met our ‘Doing It Right’ standards and is ready to join Small Good Stuff!

We all meet and interact with people every day at work, at home, and in our communities. ‘Making Every Contact Count’ (MECC) uses these interactions to support people in making positive changes to their physical and mental health, as well as general wellbeing.

Community Catalysts can help you access a grant and free support to set up an enterprise in Gwynedd that offers care and support to older or disabled people in their homes.

Community Catalysts held their third community event at the Delaney’s Nightclub and Music Venue in the centre of Wantage town, which led onto their first Advisory Group Meeting.

Annette, your new Community Catalyst for Wrexham, has started in her role.

Community Catalysts Cardiff would like to highlight our efforts in addressing loneliness and isolation. With loneliness affecting so many individuals in our community, it’s crucial to take action.

At Community Catalysts, we believe that carers deserve all the support and recognition they can get. That’s why we are committed to providing resources, guidance, and assistance to carers across Cardiff, including our free Development Programme.

This week is national Carers Week (10th–16th June 2024), and a wide range of charities and local services will be coming together to shine a light on the vital role that carers play in supporting vulnerable people in the community.

This week is Loneliness Awareness Week (10th – 16th June 2024) and aims to shine a light on the issues around loneliness and how it can affect our mental health.

The Paul Hamlyn Foundation invests around £30 million each year across six funding priorities where they wish to see change, including arts and youth.