Since the inception of the programme in 2015, Thurrock Council have supported the development of well over a hundred micro-enterprises.
Community Catalysts aspire to play an active role in helping people with dementia to live fulfilling lives.
As part of the nationwide Carers Week campaign, Cyngor Gwynedd is hosting a series of events to recognise and support unpaid carers.
‘Let it Grow’ is a relaxed and therapeutic approach to learning the basics about horticulture and the environment, with priority given to those experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, loneliness, or social isolation.
Your Community Catalysts have been out and about visiting incredible organisations based in the boroughs.
Jemma Roberts has been appointed as micro-broker at RCT Council.
Cool Ventures are helping hundreds of Bath & North East Somerset small businesses to start, grow, and thrive.
Hertfordshire County Council’s Workforce Development & Partnership Team provide a comprehensive calendar of training for the workforce in private and voluntary adult social care providers, and have added new courses.
Heather heard from one of her CMEs who attended a recent event organised by Cerebral Palsy Cymru, and has made good connections.
Michael Auton attended Midlife Work Review and learned about Seetec Pluss who are offering small grants to cover start-up costs.
Menter Môn are offering free business advice to people in Gwynedd, running sessions on business essentials and accounting.
Age All Autism are revamping their Autism Service Directory to create a whole new experience that’s specifically designed to be autism-friendly.
