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kates kloths community interest company

Fabric scraps and mixed media create the foundations for my embroidery; hand dyed fabrics are used to create the textures and hand dyed threads are embroidered into my work to add definition using both machine and hand embroidery. The heart of my work is created from very small pieces that are joined together to create a rugged background texture, this represents how our lives are crammed with many things that we should bring together to enhance the quality of life.

anthro vision community interest company

Anthro Vision is all about creating unity in the community, with a commitment to ensure no one is left behind or written out of the narrative to believe and achieve. We strive to create an inclusive culture where everyone is welcome, making positive changes and impact. By empowering and strengthening communities to ensure they can thrive, develop positive well-being and skills in order to manoeuvre through society without barriers.

polesworth abbey community interest company

Welcome to Polesworth Abbey Services have resumed at Polesworth Abbey but we know that Social Distancing and isolation are going to continue. The Abbey has been fortunate to now be able to to record and ‘live stream’ services. We have made videos using audio recordings and photos of services at the Abbey in previous years.

wyld edges community interest company

Permaculture is a natural design science mimicking the patterns of nature. It can be used to help build regenerative and resilient landscapes and communities.

sound communities community interest company

Sound Communities has worked directly with 584 young people across Torbay and South Devon this last year. Our participants say that their involvement in our activities has increased their: Young people feel part of the Sound Communities family and feel more connected with young people across Torbay and South Devon Young people feel more confident in themselves and more able to face the many complex challenges ahead

value independence community interest company

We provide specialist care and support to individuals in the community, helping them learn new skills, experience new activities and make new friends, allowing them to live a more independent life.About Us Value Independence CIC – set up in February 2008 by Company Directors Jo and Sam Warden to provide specialist tailored support for all individuals in the community. As an organisation, we are passionate about offering a person centered approach to all of our clients, believing that this method of support is core to all good working practices. All of our professional approaches are focussed around learning, confidence building and independent living skills – incorporating those skills, which are needed to achieve and fulfill our clients needs and personal aspirations. Our belief is that EVERYBODY can achieve regardless of personal circumstances. We do our utmost to help everybody to reach his or her aspirations and goals. Community Interest Company As a Community Interest Company, our business has a primary social objective. We aim to tackle a wide range of social and environmental issues and we operate in all parts of our economy – using business solutions to achieve public good. We believe that being a Social Enterprise Company; we have a distinct and valuable role to play in helping to create a strong, sustainable and socially inclusive economy. We have many fantastic links with other organisations, which all operate for the good of our local community. We are fully committed to investing our resources into to making all services accessible to our clients, working together in partnership to achieve our overall learning objectives. We aim to improve our clients’ quality of life and our experienced staff are appropriately trained to enable them to provide valuable support to them and their families. This is reflected in our long standing client base.

diverse fm community media & training

The BBO project has received £54,945 of funding from the Big Lottery Fund and the European Social Fund as part of the 2014-2020 European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme in England. The Department for Work and Pensions is the Managing Authority for the England European Social Fund programme. Established by the European Union, the European Social Fund helps local areas stimulate their economic development by investing in projects which will support skills development, employment and job creation.

portslade aldridge community academy (paca)

Portslade Aldridge Community Academy (PACA) students, staff and parents are celebrating a remarkable set of GCSE results which are significantly up from the results in 2019 and are an increase on the results in 2021. Principal Mark Poston said: “These results show that PACA is really exceeding our best. We have achieved more top scores, top levels of progress and more strong passes than ever before. Our students are celebrating some exceptional GCSE results today, with a number achieving top grades in 11 subjects. Over 20% of all grades were top grade 7s, 8s or 9s. These results are real evidence of the collective efforts of our staff, students and parents.”

russian speaking community northern ireland

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.