We hope you’re having a successful summer and continuing to make a positive difference in your communities. This month’s newsletter…

Welcome to this edition of the Small Good Stuff newsletter. We’re delighted to share the latest funding opportunities, support offers,…

If you’ve ever worked in care, supported a loved one, or simply felt drawn to helping others, now could be the moment to consider setting up your own care or help at home service as a sole trader.

B&NES Council have launched their warm spaces directory on the Livewell website, listing venues across the county offering warmth and opportunity for company.

Carers UK are working in partnership with a wide range of local and national charities to coordinate the 2025 Carers Week (9th – 15th June) which focuses on ‘Caring About Equality’.

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.

The amazing work that individuals and organisations do across Bath and North East Somerset to improve the lives of others has been recognised in this year’s Community Awards.

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.

April is National Pet Month. Pets play a significant role in our lives, providing companionship, a purpose to get up in the morning, and someone to talk to.

As we start 2025, what will the new year bring you? A new career maybe? How about an opportunity to work for yourself and make a meaningful difference to people in your community?

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?

Next week (23rd to 29th September) is Professional Care Workers’ Week, which recognises and celebrates the invaluable contributions that care workers give to the health and wellbeing of vulnerable people in our community.