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Adhd Babes

adhd babes

London

ADHD Babes is a community group for Black Women and Non-Binary people with ADHD. We create safer spaces for us to flourish and live our lives to their greatest potential. ADHD Babes is run by us and for us, with all members of our team being from our community. We aim to empower and encourage all members to build peer support networks, share lived experiences and embrace their neurodiversity as a community. We aim to inspire and empower people with community, tools, learning and healing spaces to redefine and understand ADHD, allowing us to tackle its difficulties and utilise its strengths. We aim to create an accessible platform and safer spaces for us to connect, learn and break down the barriers that restrict our community from gaining and understanding a diagnosis of ADHD. We aim to create a society that embraces neurodiversity. We aim to raise awareness and educate people on the truth and reality of how ADHD affects neurodiverse people, and how best to support them.

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Grange Pavilion Youth Forum

grange pavilion youth forum

Cardiff

Grange Pavilion is a partnership project between residents’ group Grange Pavilion Project, Grangetown Community Action, Cardiff University and Cardiff Council to redevelop a previously-vacant bowls pavilion into a top quality community facility. This space will provide affordable space-for-hire, a community-focused café offering employment and training opportunities to local young people, outdoor gardening, growing opportunities and much-needed public amenities in a popular inner-city park.Between June 2016 and November 2018, residents tested projects in the old building. In that time, Grange Pavilion brought together more than 3,000 residents, was used by over 100 stakeholders, and launched 150 community-led initiatives in response to community-generated ideas resulting in over 1,000 sessions/activities on site. Projects included the Grange Pavilion Youth Forum, a Girls’ Hub, reading sessions, Friends and Neighbours meetings, NHS Mental Health Peer Support Group, a Creative Tech Café, a community Iftar, a gardening club with a local primary school, ESOL classes, a homework club, adult learners’ week activities and careers and role models’ week.

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Eve Earley, Empowering Change

eve earley, empowering change

We encourage participants to explore courses and workshops to gain the peer support it takes to adopt and integrate the tools and habits required to maintain momentum - over the course of a lifetime. And we’re trying to make it affordable. We have made the Storytelling Workshop available at no charge, it is included in our most affordable, Essential Membership level. Why consider membership? The programs we offer in our book-based learning approach are six, eight & twelve-week facilitated groups. Our All Access and Premium memberships offer new and returning clients a pay-as-you-go option. Why pay for a course I can do on my own? The foundation material - the books - are programs you can do yourself. The value we offer is our experience as facilitators of this material and the supportive, continuing presence of your peers. And #DontGoItAlone is more than just a hashtag - subsequent courses or workshops are deeply discounted and you are invited to revisit courses at no additional charge. When we invest in ourselves - we acknowledge that our money marks the energy of our commitment. When you’re ready to commit, we’re here - and we look forward to supporting you on your journey.

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West Essex Mind (t/a Mind in West Essex)

west essex mind (t/a mind in west essex)

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Mind in West Essex supports people affected by mental ill health, predominantly across West Essex to make positive changes in their lives and to improve their emotional resilience. We also aim to normalise the conversation around mental health and in doing so reduce the stigma that can be a barrier to people accessing the support that could help them to improve their quality of life. We provide a range of services in order to help us deliver on these aims, these include: counselling as part of the NHS psychological therapies service; a private counselling service; Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training; emotional resilience training; peer support; befriending to reduce isolation; bereavement work and community support. In addition to the above client facing services we also run a Mental Health Referral Triage service on behalf of West Essex CCG. This service processes all GP mental health referrals across West Essex and passes them on to the relevant provider. We have an active presence on social media platforms as part of our efforts to normalise mental health and engage with the public in a way that is accessible to a wide range of people. We are an independent, local, registered charity (Charity number 1091154) with a board of trustees drawn from the communities that we serve. We also affiliate to the national charity Mind; this means that we are part of a network of 140 other local Mind charities. The services we provide are delivered by a team of 34 staff and 60 volunteers. We’re Mind in West Essex, your expert mental health partner. Our network across England and Wales provide services that are practical and rooted in the reality of people’s lives.

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Born To Carry

born to carry

London

Born to Carry was born out of the need to bring together excellent trainers under one umbrella, providing a high standard of training while allowing individual interest and skills to flourish. Community – We provide support to our trainers and learning opportunities for each other. We pride ourselves on the provision of excellent Babywearing Peer Support courses and the friendly supportive network we have built (and continue to build) for our trainers and our Babywearing Peer Supporters. Accessibility – At Born to Carry we believe that everyone who wants to learn about carrying should have an opportunity to do so. All of our trainers and our coaches are able to adapt to meet individual needs. Inclusivity – Born to Carry continues to work towards better understanding of inclusivity in our industry and beyond. We are open to continuing to learn more and actively working on being the best we can be. Growth – We recognise that no one holds all the answers and strive to continue learning every day. We encourage further study and incorporating new understanding into our courses. Family – Born to Carry trainers and coaches put the needs of infants and their caregivers at the heart of all decisions we make. Safety – Safety is our highest priority when we work with slings and carriers. We expect all our trainers and trainees to have the same commitment.

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Future Intentions Yorkshire Community Interest Company

future intentions yorkshire community interest company

London

We empower and enable women across Yorkshire to move successfully with renewed confidence into sustainable employment & business enterprise, social connectedness and more authentic living in work and life. Who is Future Intentions Yorkshire? Future Intentions Yorkshire is a client led community company for women by women, giving women the tools to make long-term lasting change in their lives, in work and life. We work with women in their own community e.g. local libraries, coffee shops and community hubs. How we help women? We offer women opportunities to take charge of their lives with our help, our approach is one of “hand holding” for those with little or no confidence and capacity to move forward in work and life. We introduce women to a range of opportunities to improve confidence, employability prospects and social engagement in their own community. What Future Intentions Yorkshire offers? A safe non-judgemental and nurturing space, to give women the time to grow, heal and move on with their lives” says Liz (founder, women returner, mum and social entrepreneur. Our women benefit from new friendships and peer support, an opportunity to engage with like-minded women facing similar challenges. We offer a range of courses & workshops & employment initiatives and social events to help women improve confidence, become work-ready and active citizens of the community.

BOOBS (Be Open on Breastfeeding Salford)

boobs (be open on breastfeeding salford)

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Salford

The 100th BOOBS Approved venue is a new cafe-bar in Swinton, Salford. Hadfields cafe became BOOBS Approved after opening just weeks ago.Be Open on Breastfeeding Salford (B.O.O.B.S) and our sister project BOOBS in Bury are open community groups set up to empower women to be open about their breastfeeding experiences and inspire others to breastfeed for longer. We believe every mum should have the chance to have a happy, safe and comfortable breastfeeding journey. BOOBS is part of our parent social enterprise Visit from the Stork CIC and was first set up in 2014 by CEO Kimberly Bond. The project is led by Rachel Parkinson (Project Manager), Kerry Purle (Administrator and Peer support lead) and our team of amazing volunteers. Meet our team here. We support mums by; Offering online and face-to-face breastfeeding support across Salford and Bury, Running monthly social and educational Breastfeeding cafe events at our BOOBS Approved venues in Salford and Bury Holding antenatal ‘A BOOBS introduction to Breastfeeding’ sessions for mums-to-be, currently in Prestwich but open to all mums. Pram walks and small meetups in Radcliffe, Bury Campaigning for mums to be supported in the community through our BOOBS Approved campaign. Offering a membership scheme with exclusive discounts at our BOOBS venues to support families and local businesses.

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Unity School Services

unity school services

London

Steven is the co-founder of Unity School Services. He has worked in the education sector for over 13 years, in both maintained and academy settings with inner London schools. Steven is currently a specialist Leader in Education and former executive leader with a multi-academy trust. He has provided many schools with a range of solutions in areas including governance, business and financial management, school marketing reviews, in house catering and human resources support. Steven has supported schools, as a specialist Leader in Education and has delivered admin audits, audit reporting, finance support and workshops as part of the National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH) qualification. Prior to his involvement in education, Steven worked in the banking sector, leading a large team as a branch manager and helping customers achieve their financial goals. He believes this experience helps him to set and meet high standards of client satisfaction. Steven combines his wealth of knowledge and expertise with a passion for school operations, ensuring that all the ‘small cogs keep the big wheel turning’ to achieve the best outcomes for children, school leaders and the wider school community. Steven strongly believes that peer-to-peer support is key to School Business Leaders (SBL's) and urges SBL's to join USBLN. If you would like to contact him directly, you can email Steven with queries about any of our services or connect with him via LinkedIn!

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Vista Wellbeing

vista wellbeing

Barnstaple

The Vista team is passionate about the benefits of physical activity, and committed to making safe and effective movement available and accessible within our local communities. The evidence in favour of physical activity in the treatment and prevention of many diseases is very strong, with new evidence emerging all the time. However, some people, especially those with long term medical conditions, need support to develop a more active and healthy lifestyle – and Vista Wellbeing can help! With socially based physical activity at its core, Vista clients can access specialist and peer support, thus reducing social isolation in addition to increasing health and wellbeing and maintaining independence. If you think we can help, but you aren’t sure where to start, this page might help. The good news is you can self refer to our programs (which are all evidence based and delivered by qualified and highly experienced instructors). You can view our current timeable by clicking here Click on one of the conditions below for more information OR for a preliminary chat get in touch with Anita by calling 07979 475 579. At the moment we are only able to work with clients in the North Devon area. PLEASE NOTE: The information on this website is NOT intended to treat or diagnose any medical condition. If you have health concerns you should always seek the advice of your GP or other health professional.

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Second Floor Studio and Arts

second floor studio and arts

Deptford

Second Floor Studios & Arts (SFSA) was established in 1997. It is a leading arts organisation providing affordable studio space for visual and fine artists' and craft and designer makers. Our core aim is providing best quality studios at monthly rental prices our studio members can afford and whom would otherwise struggle to find comparable studio workspace on the open commercial market. Aims: • to provide a supportive environment in which our members can flourish, allowing for the time and the space needed to research, develop, experiment and make their work. • to support continual professional development beyond the physical studio space for our community. Foster a vibrant environment of peer support, networking and collaboration. Where possible provide technical facilities and training, gallery space, opportunities for employment and actively encourage, promote and support individual member projects. • to build creative partnerships and initiatives with local and national arts organisations, businesses and authorities. • utilising the skills of experienced professionals to deliver a wide range of educational and outreach projects enabling diverse groups of people within the community to participate in, learn through and work in the visual arts and craft and designer making sector. • to promote the role that Art, Craft and Design can play in the regeneration of towns and cities, by engaging with people and communities helping to foster local identity and a ‘sense of place’ through the arts. Meeting the cultural needs of the community as part of a wider integrated delivery of public services, well-being and happiness. Supporting economic growth to create sustainable communities.

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