As the festive season approaches, it’s a time to think about the magic of connection and kindness. If you feel inspired to bring these values into your community, not just during the festive season but all year round, why not consider joining our Community Catalysts Development Programme?

The holiday season has arrived, and there’s no better place to soak up the holiday cheer than Wrexham! As 2025 approaches, can you see yourself creating a business to serve your local community? Community Catalysts can help you to do just this!

Under the banner “Our NHS is broken, but not beaten. Together we can fix it”, Wes Streeting is asking the general public, the health and care workforce, policy makers, and planners to respond through a series of surveys.

Residents in Cumberland who are looking for somewhere to warm up, as well as have a hot drink and a chat, will be able to choose from a number of ‘warm spots’ this winter. 

Hertfordshire County Council’s Workforce Development and Partnership Team (WDPT) provide a comprehensive calendar of training for the workforce in private and voluntary adult social care providers.

Hertfordshire Community Foundation are holding a free three-day online digital marketing series in early 2025 for those looking to maximise their digital presence and provide high quality content for their website visitors.

Nina’s Law is making huge waves on Change.org. It could bring some big changes to how small care providers like you support your customers, allowing carers to continue supporting disabled patients during hospital stays.

We held our latest community event at St Albans Church in Watchfield. There were nine local organisations represented with a wide range of activities, support, resources, and information available.

We are excited to be working with Age Connects Morgannwg and their team of Trusted Assessors who are based at our district general hospitals.

Looking for a new job after a career break, seeking a career change, or wanting to work for an age-friendly employer? Or thinking about volunteering in your community?

The Comic Relief Community Fund offers grants of up to £5,000 for grassroots, community-led organisations in England to help support the delivery of services and activity that benefit local communities.

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.