Three new Ignite courses have recently been announced to help local residents start their own business, offering professional support with the early stages of business development, from honing your ideas to planning marketing to accessing finance.

Are you looking for ways to improve your health, access reliable support, and connect with local services that truly care? Then make sure to join the information event for health and wellbeing at Chirk Parish Hall on 28th May.

If you are interested in promoting your enterprise to NHS staff, you can sign up to join the MiDoS directory for free! They are running a couple of short online sessions for you to learn more.

National Lottery Community Fund have opened applications to Reaching Communities England. Their aim is to help strengthen communities and improve lives across England, focusing on the places, people, and communities that need it most.

The Into Work Roadshows in Cardiff are a great opportunity for those looking to set up their own care and support enterprises, offering support to help individuals turn their ideas into sustainable businesses.

For mums, running a small care business isn’t just about earning an income; it’s about taking control. Imagine setting your own hours, working around the school run, and choosing the clients you support.

Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board (SNEE ICB) are hosting a free learning event on 1st May 2025 at Kesgrave War Memorial Community Centre about learning disabilities and autism.

Today is World Autism Acceptance Day, kicking off World Autism Acceptance Month which runs until the end of April. It is a time to come together, raise awareness, and foster understanding for the autistic community, and this year the National Autistic Society are focusing on the theme of ‘acceptance at work’.

April is National Pet Month. Pets play a significant role in our lives, providing companionship, a purpose to get up in the morning, and someone to talk to.

NHS Gloucestershire supports the shared use of the information bus to aid active community involvement across Gloucestershire. Heather will be on the bus on 8th April.

Sustainable Wantage have got together with the Down to Earth Community Café to connect with local people wanting to learn some skills and enjoy social time through food.

Team Autism are holding a free one-day course for autistic adults and those on the waiting list for a diagnosis at Harraby Community Campus on Thursday 3rd April.