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st. mark's community school

St Mark’s Community School was established in 1977 to provide a comprehensive co-educational and multi-denominational education for the young people of the area, an area which has experienced significant change, particularly in the last decade. The school has successfully embraced these changes – both the challenges and the opportunities. St Mark’s caters for the full range of abilities and its culture of care has been officially acknowledged as one of the school’s core strengths. It has a proud tradition of inclusiveness, valuing the many different cultures from which its student population of over 850 is drawn. Over 50 languages are spoken in the school. St Mark’s has been recognised as a Restorative Community, promoting pro-active strategies for the fostering of positive relationships.

community first uk

The idea for Community First came to mind in 2015 when we began to be approached by individuals and local organisations who were being supported by the good Samaritans and Volunteers who ran them. Because of their self identified lack of digital skills, they felt they were not being able to fully benefit the organisations they were supporting. Something as simple as emailing, sharing information or reaching their most isolated members was an area that was causing great concern. This was a need we could see and luckily one we could most definitely meet. We then began being asked for similar help but on a commercial level by small and start up-businesses. Because we wouldn’t take any kind of payment, we started to receive boxes of sweets, biscuits and bottles of wine. Whilst this was very generous, it wasn’t too good for our waistlines or general health!! So when we were offered a donation towards future support we might give to others, a sort of Pay it Forward idea, CommunityfirstUK was formed. We went on to register as a Social Enterprise limited by guarantee in 2016 where any profit our organisation makes goes back into other projects allowing us to support more people and organisations, not just with digital but with needs they have that we can help with. 

select: a community links project

Community Links is a Lanarkshire-based organisation, established in 2002, with a proven track record and passion for working with communities to inspire local champions to identify, develop, and create long-lasting, community-owned change. Our current activities include: Engaging with communities and involving them in decision-making processes. Increasing community capacity and involvement utilising Asset Based Community Development, Participatory Budgeting, and Co-Production. Facilitating community consultations and events by promoting the Community Planning Partnership objectives to the communities using innovative methods of communication. Encouraging volunteering opportunities by recruiting, training, and supporting local volunteers to deliver services and opportunities for the benefit of their local communities. Employability SELECT (Supporting Employment and Learning by Empowering Communities in Technology) by increasing digital access and providing guidance and support, enhancing ICT skills, supporting education/training and job opportunities. Providing information/communication to ensure individuals and communities are aware of services and opportunities, using appropriate methods. Developing true and representative community engagement to help shape delivery in communities to improve people's quality of life. Improving our commitment to the environment and social responsibility in our communities and workplace through our environmental policy. We are a value based organisation and these values are reflected in how we conduct our work and interact with the communities we serve.

ikhlas community centre

stokenchurch community centre

manna community cic

one for all, lanivet parish community centre

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the community worlds(uk)

The Community Worlds (UK) Ltd has been founded to support poor families with young children, hard to reach groups, older people and those with a language barrier who are suffering from loneliness, social isolation and depression caused by Covid-19. We aim to enhance educational development, social integration and emotional wellbeing of our disadvantaged migrant beneficiaries.

sussex community development association

Raise awareness and develop involvement by all sections of the local community in green and blue open spaces (GBOSH) Create and sustain opportunities for learning, volunteering and recreation which promote interaction with the natural environment Promote the use of green and open space for health and well-being, particularly among disadvantaged social groups and those with specific health needs

one community trust

The One Community Trust (OCT) was created in September 2019 and currently consists of 4 primary schools, plus 5 Local Authority Designated Provisions sited at two of our schools. All schools received their Academy Orders on the same date and all converted on the same date. The Trust is a limited company by guarantee and is registered in England. The main purpose of the Trust is to be a place where schools (convertor or sponsor) can work collaboratively to be the best they can be. To support the well-being and development of staff so that they constantly perform to a high level and retention remains high. All schools are currently judged Good by Ofsted and we want to maintain our good judgements and ultimately strive for outstanding status. We are also passionate about enabling the sharing of best practice and achieving the economies of scale across the group of schools’ ensuring the very best value for money. The aim is for all schools in the Trust to be successful, self-governing schools providing the very best education for the children in its care. Much of the work in the first year will be focused on embedding systems and processes in order to have the solid foundations upon which we can take the next steps in our growth.