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Talking Together at a two day celebration of Better Start Bradford
Richard Newson looks at the home learning environment during a conference celebrating Better Start Bradford.
How I describe A Better Start and what it achieved
Donna Sherratt looks back at A Better Start and the learnings from it.
A Better Start - a community rich with energy, learning, and hope
Tara Poore, former Better Start Director reflects on the foundations and achievements of the programme locally and in the wider community.
It started with a shed and a cuppa – Nobby and Jim’s story
Community climate action doesn’t always look like big infrastructure or complex technology. Sometimes, it starts in a shed, with a broken chair, a kettle on and a conversation.
It started with curiosity – Seren’s story
With Climate Action Fund support, projects like GwyrddNi can respond to what communities want and need.
Scotland’s children and young people shape how millions in forgotten funds are spent
Young Start reopens, investing £9m annually in helping children and young people build confidence, develop skills, strengthen relationships and take action.
The new Young Start: shaped by children and young people
Rachel Mathers, our Young Start Development Manager, shares how supporting children and young people across the UK shaped the Young Start programme in Scotland.
It started with a new way of learning – Gwynfor’s story
Projects like Welcome to Our Woods don’t just support individuals, they create benefits that ripple into the wider community.
It started with a friendly face – Nmoye’s story
Through Support and Action Women’s Network, Nmoye helps build inclusion, confidence and belonging. She shows other women what’s possible when communities support one another.
It started with a Walk and Talk – Mohammed’s story
With support from the Climate Action Fund, projects like Hamiltonhill Claypits Local Nature Reserve show what can happen when communities lead the way.