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Reaching the future workforce
Charlotte Woodhouse, early years facilitator, shares how Better Start Bradford delivered tailored training for Level 2 and 3 students in local colleges.
Addressing the barriers into green careers for people from historically underserved communities
Addressing the barriers into green careers for people from historically underserved communities.
New research reveals how to make green jobs more accessible to all
New research reveals how to make green jobs more accessible to all during Green Careers Week.
£3 million boost helps young Scots thrive through community projects
From community hubs to creative workshops, 40 youth projects across Scotland are today celebrating a share of more than £3 million to help children and young people thrive.
A Better Start: helping shape thinking on parental leave and dad-inclusive practice
A Better Start’s insights on parental leave and father support are featured in a key parliamentary report, marking progress in shaping national policy.
Young people set to create change on their own terms as £20m #iwill Fund returns
The National Lottery Community Fund is launching the latest strand of #iwill funding, ready to equip the next generation with the tools to champion the causes they care about most.
Could you help decide how National Lottery money supports communities in Wales?
The National Lottery Community Fund has an exciting opportunity for people that are passionate about making a positive difference for communities in Wales.
Grassroots projects across Northern Ireland share £3.4m National Lottery funding
£3.4m from the National Lottery Awards for All will support 212 community projects across Northern Ireland.
We can all play a role in fixing this together
We believe everything starts with community. Many racialised communities face deep health inequities that we aim to address.
Spirit of 2012: closing our doors but continuing our legacy
Ruth Hollis reflects on Spirit of 2012’s journey, celebrating the pride, energy and commitment that shaped its impact across the UK.