The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) is proud to announce the launch of their first-ever Social Care Impact Awards. These awards will identify, recognise, and reward small organisations doing exceptional work in social care.
Mental Health Awareness Week is an annual event (taking place from 12th – 18th May) which gives an opportunity for the whole of the UK to focus on achieving good mental health. There are lots of activities and training opportunities taking place in Bath.
Community Catalysts have been offering vital help to micro-enterprises supporting families living with or affected by dementia. If you or your family are looking for support and advice, the Alzheimer’s Society is running Dementia Action Week from 19th – 25th May 2025.
You can now see people’s reviews and ratings of support and services.
You can now search providers’ availability on their profile.
Westminster Council have been teaming up with The English National Opera to bring joy to care home residents.
As the new Community Catalysts project in Warrington gains momentum, with a number of new enterprises working their way through…
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.
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.
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’.
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.
Gloucestershire Rural Community Council’s DAISI project and partnership supports individuals, communities, and organisations with digital access by providing IT equipment, data, training, and accessibility resources.
