How community micro-enterprise development in Rhondda Cynon Taf has improved lives, saved money and delivered better services.

The story of Mavis and Meena – a reframing of social care.

A story of a community micro-enterprise that is supporting older people to have better lives through direct payments.

The story of how direct payments have been used creatively in Hertfordshire.

A celebration of the difference Pulp Friction has made to people’s lives and the wider community.

Kristal shares the story of the support she received from a local Catalyst to set up her own community micro-enterprise.

Dawn talks about why she decided to work on a self-employed basis offering care and support to older and disabled people in her local community.

Local Social is a community interest company that is building on the strengths of people and communities.

A community micro-enterprise that provides personal and flexible social activities and work-training options for adults with learning disabilities.

Alan’s life was changed by the support of a community micro-enterprise. We hear more about his journey.

Gary was supported by Catalyst, Launa, to set up his own small befriending business.