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Meadow Well Connected grant will help to improve employability

Meadow Well Connected has been awarded a grant of £5,000 to help people from Riverside & Chirton gain vital digital and employability skills.

Jason’s Initiation

Jason Liversidge, star of our Making Memories video series, has made history by becoming the first completely paralysed person to become a Freemason.

Devonshire school benefits from Achievement for All grant

Okehampton College in Devon will receive dedicated, specialist support to help improve outcomes for all children vulnerable to underachievement thanks to a £240,000 grant to Achievement for All.

TwentyTwenty grant supports Young NEETs in Leicester

Young people in Leicester not in employment, education or training (NEETS) are to be helped into work thanks to a £35,000 grant to youth charity, TwentyTwenty. This grant will helped to fund the Journey to Work programme.

Father Hudson’s Care grant helps isolated older men

Older men in Stoke who are experiencing loneliness and isolation are going to benefit from new services funded by a recent £74,000 grant to Father Hudson’s Care.

We Hear You grant provides emotional support for people affected by cancer

Local people affected by a diagnosis of cancer or other life threatening conditions will be receiving 114 extra counselling sessions, thanks to a £5,000 donation to Frome-based counselling charity We Hear You (WHY).

Sleep service funding helps families with disabled children

The Norfolk and Norwich Scope Association (NANSA) has been awarded a grant of £70,000 to help fund the charity's sleep service. This grant will allow sixty Norfolk families who have a child with a physical or learning disability to get help for their child’s disturbed sleep.

Linkage Community Trust grant helps people with learning disabilities get into work.

The Linkage Community Trust has been awarded a grant of £61,000 to help people with learning disabilities to get into work.

Creating employment opportunities at Prior’s Court through baking

Prior's Court Foundation has been awarded a grant of £65,000 to fund the role of an Artisan Bakery Manager. Dylan Needham will be helping young people with severe autism to develop their baking skills and improve their chances of finding work.