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.
BHF is offering grants of up to £2,500 for small community groups and local charities across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Mind over Mountains are offering free introductory half-day wellbeing walks for residents of Maryport, Cockermouth, Keswick, and Solway.
Cumberland HDRC are hosting an in-person event for us to learn how we can improve health and wellbeing together.
People First are offering fully funded training sessions for personal care assistants and self-employed carers in Cumbria.
We Are People First are teaming up with DAD (Darlington Association on Disability) and Disability North to provide fully funded training sessions for personal care assistants and people who employ personal care assistants.
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.
Barchester Healthcare Foundation are offering grants of up to £2,500 for small community groups and local charities to reduce isolation and loneliness among older people.
Cumbria CVS’ Bedrock Basics Project offers various different types of support for third sector and not-for-profit organisations.
Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership (CSEP) have announced that they have funding available through their new UKSPF & REPF programmes. This initiative is designed to provide comprehensive business support and potential access to grants for social enterprises in the Cumbria region.
Cumbria Local eEnterprise Partnership (CLEP) are offering free 1-2-1 business support with an experienced business adviser to explore opportunities to start new businesses.
