Today (30th July) is International Day of Friendship! Friendship and companionship bring significant benefits for both the enterprises providing care and the individuals they support.
Community Catalysts is supporting thousands of community micro-enterprises across the UK who help provide a light to the lives of people living alone. 30th July is ‘International Day of Friendship’, and what better way of celebrating this special day than by giving time to call in on people in your community who are living alone?
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!
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 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.
Since the inception of the programme in 2015, Thurrock Council have supported the development of well over a hundred micro-enterprises.
Community Catalysts feature in the latest edition of Cardiff Life.
Update on the Community Catalysts project in Bath & North East Somerset.
Update on the Community Catalysts project in Rhondda Cynon Taf.
Meeting to discuss the impact the project in Wrexham has had, particularly in rural areas.
100 entrepreneurs in Kent have now successfully completed our development programme and set up their own community micro-enterprise.
Details about Community Catalysts, and the free development programme and grants available in Gwynedd.