The Rural Coffee Caravan plays a vital role in supporting people living in Suffolk’s rural communities. Known fondly as the…

After two years of supporting local people to develop small, community micro enterprises, the Community Catalysts Bedford Borough project has…

We’ve teamed up with Cardiff Council (who fund our project) to create a couple of short videos that give you a little peek into the amazing things happening here.

The Cardiff Jobs Fair is happening this Thursday 5th February, and it’s the perfect excuse to get out, explore what’s going on locally, and soak up some good energy. Visit Community Catalysts on table 72.

2026 began with two encouraging meetings with the MPs for Warrington North and Warrington South. We were joined by some of our fantastic enterprises.

We recently launched a new feature whereby enterprises on our website who went through our Development Programme over two years ago will be asked to self-declare again to prove that they are still meeting the same Standards.

As we enter into a new year, we look back on some highlights from 2025, and discuss how you can start your own care or support business in 2026.

The Kent project is now fully back up and running, with three Market Development Officers (Katy, Tito, and Nicole) available to work with new and existing enterprises, health and social care professionals, and external stakeholders.

Autumn is here in Cardiff – the season of fresh starts, golden leaves, and new opportunities. If you’ve ever thought about offering care or support in your community, our free development programme can help turn your idea into a safe, sustainable enterprise.

Community Catalysts Cardiff recently welcomed back some people who’ve been on the Community Catalysts Development Programme and are now thinking about what comes next – growing their business, taking on staff, reaching more people etc.

We’re excited to announce that the Bedford Community Catalysts project has been officially extended, now running until March 2026! The project will keep supporting small, local enterprises that deliver care, support, community activities, and groups across Bedford Borough.

After four impactful years of local support through Community Catalysts, the Community Catalysts project in Wrexham is now transitioning to being supported by Wrexham County Borough Council.