As the colder weather draws in, Communities Together East Anglia have put together this helpful information about the location of warm spaces throughout the county.

Mind over Mountains are offering free introductory half-day wellbeing walks for residents of Maryport, Cockermouth, Keswick, and Solway.

Memory Support Hertfordshire work in partnership with the council, and are currently launching support for places in Herts to become Dementia Friendly Communities.

BIPC (Business & IP Centre) Cumbria is part of a national network of centres by the British Library, located in Carlisle Library, and provides advice and support to business owners.

Did you know that today is World Entrepreneurs Day? It is the perfect occasion to celebrate the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship, and at Community Catalysts we are excited to invite you to join our Development Programme.

For enterprises who want to offer activities for people with learning disabilities in Westminster, The London Disability Network (LDN) are great people to know!

At Community Catalysts, we are deeply committed to inclusivity, anti-discrimination, and equality. In line with this commitment, we wanted to share some valuable resources from Mind that focus on the impact of racism on mental health.

Cumbria CVS’ Bedrock Basics Project offers various different types of support for third sector and not-for-profit organisations.

If you are a resident in BANES and want help with setting up and running your own business, you can access free support and advice from Cool Ventures.

For enterprises in the West Kent/Sevenoaks area, there are currently three free offers available that may help you with your training, general business support, and promotion.

Community Catalysts Cardiff have partnered with Focus Futures to offer comprehensive support and advice. Focus Futures provide funded assistance and help enterprises to access potential grants and funding.

We all meet and interact with people every day at work, at home, and in our communities. ‘Making Every Contact Count’ (MECC) uses these interactions to support people in making positive changes to their physical and mental health, as well as general wellbeing.