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Community Services in United Kingdom
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in United Kingdom. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Humber All Nations Alliance
Supporting BME and migrant communities by providing them with a voice, advocating on their behalf and representing their interests.
1 to 10 staff
Inspiring Women Network
IWN is a not-for-profit community interest company, based in Cornwall. Our aim is to create a space where women can create connections and beloning, through events, workshops, and activities. We provide a space and platform to inspire learning and growing together, through our activies, workshops, and events. We promote equality, cultural diversity, community cohesion, and social inclusion through empowering support, active community engagement, social media campaigning. and a wide range of events. We offer a space for women to thrive and belong, through both individual and collective support. We offer 1-1 support, training, social groups and workshops. Our community support work focuses on promoting and celebrating equality, diversity, and culture in Cornwall by breaking down barriers, building bridges, and promoting dialogue and understanding. We do this by providing a wide range of cultural and social activites and events, talks and courses, and a variety of creative workshops that bring people together, and strengthens communities. IWN offers an independent and confidential advocacy service for women and girls living in Cornwall. Our non-judgemental service ensures your wishes, concerns, and views are heard, and your choices respected. We can assist you in accessing information, and can attend meetings with you in a supportive role. We can assist with various matters, including racial harassment, discrimination, housing and homelessness, money and debt, or whatever issue you may be facing. We are constantly growing and adapting to the changes of society, in order to better benefit our community.
1 to 10 staff
Key To Joy
Improving the wellbeing of our members, adults with mid range learning difficulties and neurodiversity, through activities and community events. At Key to Joy, our members get the opportunity to flourish. We provide a safe, happy space for our members to be who they are. From the moment our professional staff and trained volunteers meet them at the door, our members feel at ease. From ease comes talking, laughter and the confidence to take part in life-enhancing activities. We give members' parents and carers information, advice and unlock their lives by giving them respite and space. Everyone at Key to Joy is passionate about nurturing our members so they reach their potential and achieve their goals.
1 to 10 staff
Kingshill House Creative Centre
Kingshill House, Dursley, is a not-for-profit community art centre situated in a lovingly restored Georgian building packed with flexible creative spaces for any organisation to rent. As well as running a thriving programme of art and craft activities, we also provide business-ready serviced spaces for like-minded people to work together.
1 to 10 staff
Kingston Beats
Kingston Beats was founded in March 2022 by Hong Kongers who have recently moved to Kingston and surrounding boroughs. We aim to help Hongkongers settle and integrate into the community, and preserve the culture and heritage of Hong Kong. Kingston Beats is a non-profit-making Community Interest Company (Company Registration No. 14013590) run by volunteers.
1 to 10 staff
Leeds Sanctuary
Leeds Sanctuary creates spaces and opportunities where belonging, flourishing and transformation take place. Through the development of sanctuary spaces for those on the margins, we enable supportive relationships to develop and bring about change in people’s circumstances and society. Check our website for details of our upcoming events and courses.
1 to 10 staff
Maindee Unlimited
We love Maindee and we want to see a brighter, cleaner, happy and resilient Maindee fit for today and the future. Maindee Unlimited re-opened Llyfrgell Maindee Library in 2015 and Maindee Triangle in 2022. We host the Maindee Food Pantry which saves a tonne of food from being wasted every month. We host Greening Maindee, a project which aims to transform neglected parts of the urban concrete jungle into clean, healthy parks and garden spaces. We host the Newport Circular Economy Network project which aims to create a network of zero-waste and climate action groups across the city, to drive the behaviour change necessary to meet the challenges of climate change. We are driving the community-led re-design of the Maindee District Centre.
1 to 10 staff
Markaz Us-Sunnah
Markaz Us-Sunnah is a company based out of 500 Sunleigh Rd, Wembley, United Kingdom.
11 to 50 staff
Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse
Moss Side Millennium Powerhouse is a registered charity. We are a youth centre that is home to lots of services for young people. Careers, library, mental health, leaving care, training and support. We offer a recreational programme in the evenings including sports, drama, youth clubs, music, dance along with partners.
11 to 50 staff
New Beginnings Peer Support
New Beginnings Peer Support is an after-crisis domestic abuse service supporting women and their children who have previously been subjected to domestic abuse in North Yorkshire. We offer a person-centered tailored approach to each woman we support and believe in delivering whole-family support to ensure our younger generations are also given every opportunity to heal. Supporting our single mothers to be the best parents they can be despite an array of ongoing challenges the majority of our clients face. Support includes 1:1 support, group support, donations, group chats, family activities, children's activity packs, women's self-care packs, study accountability, goal finding and goal setting, career support, client-volunteer pathway and signposting. Our organisation follows the 6 principles of trauma-informed practice and aims to provide a platform from which our clients can experience post-traumatic growth, enabling positive steps forward to improve an individual's health and wellbeing and that of the wider community. In addition to supporting our families New Beginnings believes the future improvement of the current abhorrent statistics surrounding domestic abuse lies with our younger generations fostering self-worth and healthy relationship habits including healthy boundaries and communication. With this in mind we work with youth projects, community organisations and educational facilities to share knowledge and awareness of domestic abuse.
1 to 10 staff
Oasis Hub Waterloo
We’ve been involved in the Waterloo community for over 20 years, striving to help people of all ages and situations feel included, to know that they can contribute and realise a deep sense of belonging. We’re passionate about Waterloo, and we’re building a movement of volunteers, parents, churchgoers and more who work together to radically transform our society, creating a community where everyone is in, where everyone is valued, where everyone thrives and enjoys life in all its fullness. We’d love you to join us, and there’s room for everyone to get involved.
11 to 50 staff
Parentskills2go Cic
Parentskills2Go CIC is an umbrella organisation for different projects including Little People's World, which is a voluntary parent-led group that provides activities and events for families. The holistic aim of PS2GO is to promote social, economic and positive well-being for families in the community. Our mission is to encourage and provide support services and activities for parents and carers of young children · To provide training programmes for families and communities that will build and develop their skills in the home, community and workplace. · To work in partnership with service providers in order to increase engagement and participation in services.
11 to 50 staff
Rooted Chippenham
Rooted Chippenham was founded in 2021 by Becky Beach and Vanessa Davey. Our mission is to help drive awareness of the environmental and health benefits of growing and eating organic produce. We have created a green space in the heart of Chippenham, where all sectors of our community are welcomed to garden, learn, socialise, and relax. Since its inception, Rooted has gone from strength to strength. Sadly, Becky passed away from cancer in late 2022, but her passion and energy to create this space has been carried on by Vanessa and the Rooted team. We are dedicated to honoring her legacy and continuing to build upon what she started
1 to 10 staff
Sm Rt Technology Ltd
Enhancing life by innovation.
1 to 10 staff
Social Inclusion Recovery Group Cic
SIRG is a free referral-based service established to provide advocacy, support, empowerment and training for the Black and other communities across London and the South East.
1 to 10 staff
St Peter's & St Paul's Marlborough Trust
St Peter's & St Paul's Marlborough Trust Limited (Charity Number is a charitable members trust managing and maintaining the 15th century landmark church at the west end of the High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, UK for the benefit of the local communities through the arts, music and social events.
1 to 10 staff
Steel Bones Uk
Steel Bones supports amputee families to live life to the full, overcoming the trauma of amputation. We are a proactive, supportive peer community. Our community is rooted in the work we do at every level and Steel Bones evolves to their needs. Steel Bones has worked with hundreds of families across the UK through our peer support network run by amputee families. Our peer support model and lived experience enables us to make a deep and lasting impact as our service users recognise that only other amputee families truly understand what the experience of amputation is like. Steel Bones was founded in 2015 by a family who were affected by amputation and reluctant to meet other families due to life being so hectic but also afraid to reach out for help as they wanted to exist in their own bubble, no one judged them in their own bubble, it was easier than to accept the crisis they were living within. They were too exhausted with everything going on to realise what support is out there. Carers Trust who were working with the Family suggested to Mum and wife of Amputee, Emma that she should meet others. Emma and Leigh, reluctantly started a facebook group, thinking there will be no other families like us, as they had only found older amputees. However, quite the opposite happened and lots of other young families joined the group. This facebook group triggered everything that has happened in Steel Bones since. Soon the group wanted to meet and thanks to local friends on RAF Mildenhall, who hosted an event, the first ever Celebration Day launched. Since then, the charity has grown organically with the needs of the community it serves. This raw lived experience of Steel Bones’ Founders of feeling forgotten, useless, unvalued, and isolated with nowhere to turn is what drives Steel Bones’ passion to ensure amputee families feel listened to, heard and know they are not alone.
1 to 10 staff
Stenhousemuir Fc Community Foundation
The charitable arm of Stenhousemuir Football Club (SC050872). We serve Stenhousemuir and Larbert and believe that sport has the power to change lives and have positive social impact.
1 to 10 staff
Stockport Car Scheme
Stockport Car Scheme is a local registered charity #1091546 for people who struggle to use public transport. We have volunteers who use their own cars to provide door to door assisted transport. We help people to still live independently we help them to get and about so that they don't feel lonely and isolated, help them to make friends & gain new interests. Credit for photos @Jason Lock
51 to 200 staff
Sunny Govan Community Radio
Vision: Sunny Govan aims to create a community that is creative, inclusive, and speaking with its own voice, where people are educated and equipped to take on challenges, participate in opportunities, and achieve their own potential. Our mission is to create a safe, welcoming and supportive space where people facing marginalisation, barriers to participation in the community or structural inequality can nurture their skills and talents and start to realise their potential. We do this through, Community Media, Education and Training and an inclusive open-door policy. Our space provides a platform for expression, encourages dialogue, and facilitates people to inform and influence one another and the wider community. Values: Inclusivity - Ensuring anyone who wants to, can participate. This means being aware and considerate of the emotional, cultural and physical barriers that some people experience and actively setting about dismantling those barriers. Diversity - Recognising that difference is a positive thing and that diversity does not just mean ethnicity, gender, age or disability. Trust - Building trust with our partners and those who use our services is essential for even greater results. We do our utmost to do what have said we will do and within the times agreed. Transparency - Being honest and open about our strengths and our weaknesses, our policies, our culture and our direction. Active Participation - Services work best when they are delivered and owned by the people who use them. We “do with” rather than “do to”. That’s why we continue to attract over 40 volunteers from the community. The worth of the volunteers - We value the people who are giving back to the community, recognising that each volunteer has a valuable contribution to make Caring and empowering - it’s people we’re dealing with, their progression, not just bums on seats. Rights based – feminist, anti-racist and non-discriminatory.
1 to 10 staff
The Bradfield Club
The Bradfield youth Club is located in Peckham, Southwark. We work with young people aged 4-25. All of our services are FREE and we also provide hot meals for young people on weekdays. Some of the activities at the club are: Football, Basketball, Music studio, Homework club, one day trips, residential trips, group mentoring and one to one support.
1 to 10 staff
The Bronte Youth And Community Centre
Welcome to The Bronte, your place to be inspired, become empowered and be yourself. We’re the only community centre in Liverpool's city centre and our immediate area is one of the most deprived in the country, ranking 4th out of 317 local authorities that are most deprived in England (2019). At The Bronte, you'll find kids crafting, older kids doing martial arts, parents laughing over coffee and people picking up brand new skills. People come to us for youth clubs, children’s activities, school holiday playschemes and residentials, as well as practical support, welfare advice and so much more. We were over the moon when we raised over 3 million pounds to transform our building, bringing vibrant new spaces and exciting opportunities just a stone’s throw from Lime Street station. But soaring inflation has made our building costs spiral. And it’s really important that we don’t scale back our plans. Now you have an opportunity to be part of the regeneration of Liverpool and help our wonderful youth and community centre keep changing lives in Merseyside. Be a part of the Bronte Big Build. With your help we can make sure we build a better Bronte - one that’s ambitious, environmentally sustainable and economically self-sufficient, so it can stand on its own two feet. We have corporate sponsorship and attractive membership packages, alongside fundraising and other opportunities to help you reach your ESG and EDI goals and more. Get in touch for more information.
1 to 10 staff
The Granary Arts Ltd
The Granary Arts Cafe is a social action organisation improving arts & culture provisions. We are an Arts Centre and Coffee Shop facilitating local community engagement projects. Our mission is to evidence the importance of arts and culture in a progressive, functioning community. We want to see communities engaging with the arts, embracing and expressing different cultures and understanding the impact this has on collective wellbeing. We are redefining and repurposing the Cafes place in the community!
1 to 10 staff
The Lighthouse Centre Wirral
The Lighthouse Centre supports women, children and their dependants affected by domestic abuse. We provide women, children and their dependents who are experiencing, or who are at risk of experiencing, domestic abuse with independent advocacy, risk assessment and safety planning and other support services to empower them to make positive and lasting changes to their own and dependents’ lives. The clients’ safety is paramount as we help them to address the symptoms and causes impacting the quality of their lives. We offer a warm, family-friendly, safe environment where clients are accepted for who they are with no judgements. We recognise the importance of providing easy access to seamless services to support those affected by domestic abuse. We provide the space to talk and explore options, to ensure clients get the right support at the right time for them.
1 to 10 staff
The Mental Shift Cic
We provide the best level of care possible to ensure young males are given the best start in life - working to help boost development and achieve potential, we use our lied experience to provide early intervention support around: mental health, violent crime and anti-social behaviour, engagement in school, and LGBTQIA+ issues. All our youth mentors and team have the relevant experience to provide the best support possible - our services are based around relatability, trust, and transparency.
1 to 10 staff
The Nest Cic
The Nest is a UK registered Community Interest Company that provides a safe and professionally managed rural ‘Green Social Prescribing’ space in Hertfordshire. The Nest offers and provides free well-being support members of the public and local communities by delivering ‘free-to-attend’ weekly ‘community connection’ men’s and women’s support groups and ‘safe sharing circles’ every week.The Nest also offer bespoke care plans and packages for referred clients from partnered organisations and local primary care services such as Hertfordshire Mind Network and other local Primary Care services and UK Charities such as the Men’s mental health charity Mentell.org.‘ TheNest C.I.C’ has been providing and delivering weekly ‘Free-to-Attend’ Men’s & Women’s ‘Safe Sharing & Support Circles’ every Wednesday and Thursday evening benefiting upwards of 15 members of the local community and public at anytime. During the multiple Covid-19 lockdowns and following discussions with the local council and police – the organisers were awarded ‘exempt’ status from the lockdown rules and were then fortunately able to continue with their safe outdoor space and Community Support Circles – allowing men and women to feel ‘Safe, Seen, Heard and Understood’. Unsurprisingly, the project organisers report of huge and increased community need during the pandemic for wellbeing and socially connecting support and for this to be provided in a natural, safe outdoors setting.There are increasing numbers of local members of the community and public wanting to come together to tackle and talk about their loneliness, social isolation, any addictions, depression and suicidal thoughts. The Nest voluntarily supports between 120 - 150 local residents of Hertfordshire Every Month by providing a space where people are able to feel 'Safe,Seen, Heard & Understood'
1 to 10 staff
The Positive Impact Foundation
The Positive Impact Foundation provides educational provision for all ages throughout Warwickshire. We will provide benefit to schools, local authorities, community organisations and wider communities by enabling children and adults the opportunity to fulfil potential, access education and take part in physical activity. Our aim is to provide opportunities for all members of the community to achieve their potential.
11 to 50 staff
The Rsp Off-Grid Adventure Centre
Your one-stop-shop for outdoor adventures.
1 to 10 staff
Therhiclub
Empowering women to reach their full potential: through fitness, adventure, and community. What started as a small coaching group has evolved into a thriving platform hosting sell-out run clubs, cycling meetups, panel talks, and international trips, bringing like-minded women together to do cool sh*t.
1 to 10 staff
Wrinkly Cic
At Wrinkly CIC we firmly believe that age does not define us – it is how we choose to live our lives that matters most. We provide access to a wide array of services supporting the whole community at a time when they need it the most. Our members come together to offer emotional support and share stories, offering an invaluable resource for people of all ages. At Wrinkly CIC we take pride in being a safe haven for those seeking advice and guidance on how best to navigate their journey. Our vision is to create a space where individuals of any age or stage of life can find support.
1 to 10 staff
Youththegap Cic
Across the globe, 17% of the youth population is out or cannot access education, 258 million. The World Economic Forum has concluded that existing inequalities in accessing education have only heightened since COVID-19. Demands for teachers have increased, and with less pay than ever before, it is almost impossible to allocate time to make small and long-term changes, to meet the wishes, needs and hopes of youth. YouthTheGap is an award-winning, social-impact consultancy and CIC determined to reimagine the possibilities of education and its curriculum. Since founding in February 2024, through our events, audits, workshops, and training, we have worked directly with schools to identify gaps and co-create solutions to fix them, taking the weight off teachers' shoulders. We harness the power of intergenerational connection. YouthTheGap is not just a platform, we are a movement - to ensure everyone has accessible, meaningful and inclusive education. What can the world of education, reimagined, look like? And how can YOU be a part of it?
1 to 10 staff
Zebee
Our mission is to empower non-profit organisations. We provide interim leadership and strategic consultancy for non-profits and social enterprises, helping organisations drive growth, enhance financial sustainability, and scale their impact. With a proven track record of generating over in income through strategic partnerships, we specialise in advising both non-profits and corporate entities on maximising impact through effective collaboration, fostering sustainable growth and measurable outcomes.
1 to 10 staff
Beach Creative Cic
A creative community space with a social purpose in Herne Bay, Kent Open Monday-Sunday 10am-4pm On site cafe TOAST Supported by Architectural Heritage Fund
1 to 10 staff
Bearwood Community Hub Cic
Alongside our extensive community programme, we provide productive and professional, cosy and welcoming coworking space. We are in the heart of Bearwood's busy high street, plenty of independent coffee shops, a beautiful bookshop, major retailers and great bus links. We have a serene community garden where you can sit and have a coffee in the sun or get stuck in with a bit of weeding. On Mondays and Wednesdays the gorgeous aroma of fresh bread wafts through the space, thanks to our Bearwood Community Bakery led by local sanctuary-seeking women. Our coworking space is home to leaders in senior international NGOs, founders of small CICs, freelancers, academics and crafters. You will find friendly faces, great networks and a creative environment. While you are here, you'll have plenty of opportunities to sample the activities in other areas of our Hub, including our coffee morning, gardening in our community garden, community lunch, regular arts activities and art club, listening service, digital help cafe and much more. Feel good atmosphere guaranteed!
1 to 10 staff
Bgfm Community Radio
BGfm was founded by Stephen Bower in August 2017 - BGfm is a Community Radio, Media broadcasting social enterprise serving Blaenau Gwent and beyond. The station transmits radio locally via 97.3 FM and click listen now, BGfm currently has in excess of 35 volunteers who take part in the day to day operation of the station, with many keen to develop their skills on a more informal and freeform academic level. BGfm can proudly boast 500 plus visitors a month and is very intergenerational with learning skills for young and old alike. Many volunteers who have grasped the opportunity of enhancing their skills have been able to move on to further education, example university and into working careers.
1 to 10 staff
Black Anti-Racism Community Organisation
BARCO is a community Interest Company formed to improve the lives and experiences of Black people living, working, studying and visiting Brighton and Hove. BARCO was established in the summer of 2020 following the uprisings and worldwide acknowledgement of the racism Black people face in our societies. We believe in order to address anti Black racism, categorisation such as ‘BAME’ and ‘BME’ must be abolished. BARCO is unapologetically Black, and we currently define ‘Black’ as individuals who are Black African, Black Caribbean, those who identify as belonging to the Black African diaspora, or people of Black mixed-race heritage. Our aim is to improve the lives and experiences of Black people living, working, studying and visiting Brighton and Hove through the celebration of being Black, Black culture and Black led events for the community. Our objectives are; Provide a dedicated platform for Black people to be better connected and heard Celebrate Black culture with the wider community through a variety of events
1 to 10 staff
Boomerang Cardiff
Boomerang Cardiff is an investment management company based out of Unit 5, Templar Park Industrial Estate, E Moors Rd, Cardiff, United Kingdom.
11 to 50 staff
Brothers Autism Social Enterprise Cic
Supports Autistic, Neurodivergent, Disabled Adults: Spectrum Creations; Spectrum Transitions; & Spectrum Connections. BROTHERS also offers Autism, Neurodivergent, Mental Health, Disability, & Safeguarding training to organisations & groups! KNOWLEDGE IS EMPOWERING Website: Facebook: X: https://x.com/brothersautism Instagram:
1 to 10 staff
Celeb Fc
Celebrity & Ex-Pro Football Team - Playing at events all over the UK. Various Artists performing at Events, fundraising all over the South-East. Various FREE seasonal events for families to enjoy without breaking the bank.
1 to 10 staff
Convenience Gallery Cic
We are an artist-led initiative; A community and contemporary arts gallery and collective based in Birkenhead. Convenience Gallery work in creative partnerships; with artists, organisations and communities. How do we do this? Supporting artists across all disciplines and stages of career 2. To bring conceptual art outside of its normalised context and place it within community spaces 3. Delivering access to creative practices and pathways within our community 4. High quality, diverse and experimental programming Our pledge is to promote social inclusion through the arts. Focussed on participation and wellbeing, whilst working alongside artists, championing the artist-led, and fair pay. Working towards a sustainable model for the work of the Convenience Gallery. As well as within Wirral, Merseyside and wider north west culture.
1 to 10 staff
Craft Central Uk
Since 1970, Craft Central has been providing rented London artist studios, creative workspace and co-working spaces for small businesses, designers, start-ups, entrepreneurs, artists and makers. Now at The Forge, Craft Central is a vibrant creative community which hosts 67 studios, co-working space and hot desks with meeting rooms and a large exhibition/events space, perfect for product launches, seminars, talks and receptions.
1 to 10 staff
Create In Real Life
Founded by Frances Kehinde, Create IRL is centred around curating intriguing experiences that reflect and empower black creatives in particular - for dreamers, shapers, makers, and thinkers – to collaborate together and create more in real life. Since 2021 we have launched 4 sold out events for 1200+ guests. Our archives include the Black Joy experience, the Black legacy experience (two part series) the Black Diaspora Experience and the Black Gaze experience in collaboration with mainstream institutions such as The National Gallery. Create IRL experiences are designed to inspire black people to see themselves as creative regardless of their background, to introduce them to new artists and art and to stimulate conversation and connection, and always providing an opportunity to learn something new. We have a proven track record of collaborating with up and coming as well as established black artists such as Cece Phillips, award winning designers such as Butler Archive, playwrights such as Inua Ellams, film directors such as Julian Knxx, and critically acclaimed poets such as Yomi Sode. and much more. Our goal is for Create IRL to be the cultural educational centre for all burgeoning creatives across the Arts- art & design, literature, music, theatre and film. We see the need to nurture black talent within the creative industries not just at a grass root level but also on an institutional level.
1 to 10 staff
Ealing 135
Ealing 135 is a social network in the most genuine sense: a way to meet other parents and carers with kids aged five and under living in and around the borough of Ealing. We are a not-for-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers drawn from within our membership. That's right: every single person you see here is a local mum, dad, grandparent or child carer and they all work together to make sure there's always something for you and your little ones to do.
11 to 50 staff
East Sussex Community Voice
East Sussex Community Voice (ESCV) is an independent Community Interest Company, established in 2013 with the goal of becoming a recognised choice and the ‘go to’ organisation for public engagement in East Sussex. Currently ESCV delivers the Healthwatch contract for East Sussex, the Youth Social Action Fund project and hosts the East Sussex Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise (VCSE) Alliance. ESCV also host and deliver a range of smaller commissioned pieces of engagement work on a regular basis. In addition to our programmes and projects, ESCV is a pro-active member of various strategic partnerships with VCSE and statutory bodies. We work collaboratively with community and representative groups to identify and respond to issues affecting people’s lives. Who we are We have a talented and professional staff team and group of volunteers and are governed by a small, skilled Board of non-executive directors.
11 to 50 staff
Element Creative Projects
Element runs creative arts projects with children in care, care leavers and at-risk students across London. Our projects promote social connection, emotional wellbeing, and positive identity formation through creativity. Our group sessions cover a range of artistic approaches, and are designed to encourage participants to reflect on who they are, what they care about, and what they want from the future. At the end of our projects, participants exhibit their work at a public showcase. Once participants complete a project with us, they become part of the Element alumni network through which they maintain friendships, attend cultural events, and access further opportunities with Element and our creative partners.
1 to 10 staff
Family Emotional Wellbeing Project Cic
We are a non-profit organization created in 2018 for the development and promotion of mental and emotional health in the Latin American community residing in the United Kingdom. We promote comprehensive assistance aimed at improving your quality of life at a personal, family and social level through a systematic and ecological intervention model.
11 to 50 staff
Flourish Together Cic
Flourish Together CIC is a thriving peer network and social change development consultancy which provides support and learning opportunities to those developing social ventures at start up and scale up stages, we well as specialist research to enable women change-makers to 'flourish together'. We reinvest our surpluses in supporting women as a force for social change to build skills, confidence and financial acumen with women from disadvantaged communities so that they can lead change they see needed whilst increase their resilience, networks, and economic independence. To date we have invested over in seed funding and targeting purchasing. We are working to create a cross-sector culture of support and community led innovation, leadership and entrepreneurship. Our cross geographic, thematic, and sectoral communities are supported to innovate change and create an effective and authentic inclusive social economy. Our model is led by communities and supported by experts who have the knowledge, insight, agility, and energy to drive and empower the change needed. Flourish has grown organically and continues to evolve – adapting services and activities to meet local, regional and national need – to support women changemakers, to foster greater collaboration across the sector and to promote positive change in communities.
1 to 10 staff
Fortune Smiles
Our institution ABOUT FORTUNE SMILES In everything we do, we use specialist knowledge to make the right decisions and take the correct approach for the people we support and the way we run our services. We know what’s right, we follow our heart and we do what it takes to support people on their pathways to independence.
11 to 50 staff
