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the community impact initiative

Bobby joined us a month into our Building Resilience in Communities project in Clyne, Neath. Bobby had previously been working as a carpenter until the pandemic hit in 2020 and had since struggled to find employment. With a move to Wales and the realisation that he didn’t have the relevant paperwork to support his skills, Bobby’s self-esteem and motivation to find work had plummeted.The Community Impact Initiative C.I.C. (known as the Cii) is an award-winning social change organisation committed to the development, improvement, and sustainability of our communities. We’re a not-for-profit organisation that innovatively combines skill development and learning with community regeneration to achieve positive socio-economic change.

the big house theatre company

The Big House works with care leavers who are at a high risk of social exclusion. We provide a platform for them to participate in the making of theatre and to have their voices heard.

back in control consultancy

Back in Control Consultancy was founded in November 2015. Domestic Abuse and Faith wasn't recognised within the DV sector at that time. The founding director recognised the gap in the sector being a Christian, then she decided that she wanted to do something about it. Veronica Simpson the founding director has lived experience of domestic abuse and understands the impact this has on children. BiCC started "The No Hidden Harm - No Taboo Subjects" within Faith Communities Campaign in 2017. The support received by other organisations was overwhelming and a positive start. We welcomed partners, Faith Forums for London, Faith in Society and My Church Events who helped us pioneer and support the cause. We are proud knowing that we were the trailblazers and catalyst for positive change both in the sector and our faith communities, enhancing domestic and sexual abuse awareness and providing specialised support. Our message is clear "HER STORY IS OUR STORY" There's No Excuse to Domestic Abuse - Faith Communities ARE NOT EXEMPT! We will continue our campaign until all Faith Leaders are trained in domestic abuse and the response is more than just satisfactory.

new park village football development

New Park Village Football Development aka NPV Football Development was birthed out of conflict. In the mid to late 1990’s, it was commonplace to see police blue and white tapes tied around lamp posts as a way of cordoning off areas where a shooting or a stabbing had taken place. Two of these such neighbourhoods were New Park Village and Heath Town, two areas in the north/ east of Wolverhampton that were blighted by gang violence. The two areas like many others in the city bared the typical markers that characterized these neighbourhoods as spaces where rival gangs fought for territory over the distribution of drugs and other criminal activities.

fleet arts

bricks mcgee

Bricks McGee was founded in 2012 from a love of LEGO® bricks. We love working to deliver STEM activities for schools with LEGO bricks, engaging workshops for museums, and memorable team-building workshops for businesses and organisations. We also design and build custom models from LEGO bricks for museums and corporate clients. Bricks McGee started as the LEGO-loving alter ego of Richard Carter, a lifelong LEGO fan and collector, and is now a collective of passionate LEGO fans ready to share their experience. Bricks McGee is the alter ego of our founder, Richard Carter. “I have loved LEGO for as long as I can remember – and haven’t really stopped building since!“ Since starting, Bricks McGee has become the name of the business as a whole, encompassing our brilliant facilitators for workshops. Image: Cora of Glassball.

shropshire infrastructure partnership team

Community Resource (formerly known as Shropshire RCC) is a charity that is committed to making life better for people and communities facing challenges in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin. We deliver this work across three main areas: Wellbeing & Care We support people to stay active and connected to their communities and to maintain their health and independence so they live life to the full. We do this through a range of community-based projects with the help of a team of local and committed volunteers. Community & Support We work with voluntary groups so they can help meet the need in their local area, enable local people to improve their work prospects through access to transport and support rural communities to access competitive heating prices through our Oil Buying Club.

project fashion

After studying in Bristol University and receiving a BA in Fashion Design, Paul worked as a freelance designer in the UK, creating one off pieces for high profile clients. After moving to Ireland, Paul set up his own brand, Paul Alexander, stocking in House of Fraser UK and Ireland and many high end retailers in both countries.

sands

Sands exists to reduce the number of babies dying and to support anyone affected by the death of a baby, before, during or shortly after birth, whenever this happened and for as long as they need support. Babies are dying every day. Currently in the UK, 13 families a day suffer the heartbreak of losing their baby before, during or shortly after birth. That’s around 4,500 babies a year. And an estimated 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in miscarriage. These numbers are shocking and show the scale of the problem. Currently, far too many babies die without scientists, doctors, midwives, or their own parents understanding why. That’s why we believe research is vital in improving our understanding of how to save babies’ lives and using that evidence to drive changes in maternity policy and practice. For more than 40 years, Sands has been here for anyone affected by pregnancy and baby loss to offer understanding and comfort through its Freephone helpline, mobile app, online community and resources, and locally through a UK-wide network of around 100 regional support groups. Sands works in partnership with health care professionals, trusts and health boards and offers a range of training programmes and bereavement care resources to ensure that every bereaved parent and family receives the best possible care wherever they are in the UK. Sands supports and promotes research to better understand the causes of baby deaths, improve maternity safety and save babies’ lives. The charity also raises awareness of baby loss and works with governments, key influencers and other stakeholders to make reducing the number of babies dying a priority nationally and locally.

active primary sports

Active Primary Sports offers a wealth of sporting activities to children aged four to twelve years through PE lessons, pre and after school clubs, holiday clubs, and football coaching via our Player Development Football Academy".