Category Archives: CSnC

Community Support & Centres

CSnC, HSC, Htc, Members

Rosemary and Time CIC

Contact: Donna Rowe-Green

Tel: 07880 348597


Email: rosemaryandtime01@gmail.com

Web: www.rosemaryandtimecic.org

   

 

ABOUT US

Rosemary and Time CIC delivers gardening related activity workshops, training courses and ongoing projects aimed at supporting both geographical communities and communities of interest. Our main focus has been people living with dementia and their carers, and those living in care homes and the activity co-ordinators that support them.

 

WAYS TO TRADE WITH THIS SOCIAL ENTERPRISE 

This social enterprise grows plants to sell at local events and farmer’s markets, creates wildlife habitats, including bird boxes, bug hotels and hedgehog homes for sale. They supply care homes with subsidised priced activity sessions and provide training for those wishing to learn more about gardening, they can also provide bespoke consultancy and training to organisations wishing to develop the skills of their staff.

 

 

 

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BAcc, CMiT, CSnC, Members

ABD Community Centre

Burnley RoadABD Centre Image
Bacup
OL13 8EU

Contact: Peter Dunn

Tel: 07718 901813

 

Email: pdunn@abdcentre.org.uk

Web: www.abdcentre.org.uk

 

About Us

The ABD Community Centre is a unique and valued social inclusive community resource in the centre of Bacup.

It’s aim is to provide a resource centre that will address the wellbeing and needs of local people.

 

WAYS TO TRADE WITH THIS SOCIAL ENTERPRISE 

ABD can provide room hire, office lets and always looks to bring additional services and activities (community support and IT services) into the centre to provide activities and services that people want and need.

 

 

 

 

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BAcc, CSnC, EET, HSC, Members, RnM

Brew Me Sunshine

12 Victoria Street
Morecambe
LA4 4AH

Contact: Joseph Gardiner

Tel: 01524 414846

 

Email: joseph.gardiner@galloways.org.uk

Web: www.galloways.org.uk/morecambe

      

 

ABOUT US

Brew Me Sunshine is a Café situated within the old Visitor Newspaper building in Morecambe. The Café space is shared with the Galloway’s sight loss services team and creates a warm friendly approachable atmosphere for people to access and learn about the sight loss support offered by the charity. The profits from the café are donated back to the charity.

Brew Me Sunshine won our Work and Training Social Enterprise of the Year award in 2021.

 

WAYS TO TRADE WITH THIS SOCIAL ENTERPRISE 

The café is developing and growing with a view to creating employment opportunities for people with visual impairment. Revenue generated by the café supports this work.

This social enterprise also has available office space and can be contacted directly about this.

 

 

 

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BAcc, CSnC, EET, Members

Youth Action

Unity House
49-51 Preston New Road
Blackburn
BB2 6AE

 

Contact: Amar Abbas

Tel: 01254 695847

 

Email: www.youthaction.org.uk/contact-us

Web: www.youthaction.org.uk

     

 

ABOUT US

Youth Action is an award-winning youth charity, working across Lancashire for the last 19 years. We provide a range of services to the community for families and children and young people aged 5 to 24.

 

 

 

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CSnC, EET, HSC, Members

No Whispers CIC

Contact: Karen Livesey

Tel: 07713 129242

 

Email: info@no-whispers.co.uk 

Web: www.no-whispers.co.uk

 

 

ABOUT US

Keeping children and young people safe.

No Whispers Community Interest Company deliver training and awareness in child sexual exploitation, child criminal exploitation, county lines and safeguarding.

No Whispers aims to inform, educate, and empower adults about child sexual and criminal exploitation. Training and workshops emphasise the significance of recognising signs and indicators, early intervention, positive strategies, appropriate language, understanding victim blaming and the importance of safeguarding and reporting to prevent children and young people from becoming victims of exploitation and abuse.

 

 

HM Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Mrs. Amanda Parker JP commented about No Whispers CIC Birthday event 2024, saying,

“I was delighted to attend the No Whispers anniversary celebration. The training that No Whispers provides helps organisations recognise the signs of exploitation and provides vital information in the fight against child exploitation and associated crimes. It was marvelous to see so many people and local businesses represented”.

 

 

 

 

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Chc, CSnC, Members

Community Futures

15 Victoria Rd
Fulwood
Preston
PR2 8PS

Contact: Denise Partington

Tel: 01772 717461

 

Email: admin@communityfutures.org.uk

Web: www.communityfutures.org.uk

 

ABOUT US

Community Futures is a registered charity (702233) and company limited by guarantee (333713). Our legal name, Community Council of Lancashire, was adopted over 40 years ago to enable us to become a Rural Community Council. This provides us with a unique role in supporting rural community life in Lancashire.

Most of the work we do is rooted in our very first actions as a support agency. Our initial hands on support for unemployed men and their families in Manchester, the flag ship Brentwood House Recuperation Home for Mothers (which also gave refuge to Jewish families fleeing Poland) and an abundance of self-help programmes in some of the most deprived communities in Lancashire all helped to build our credibility and reputation for the work we do today.

Not a lot has changed. We make organisations, individuals and communities better.

This can be better at what they do themselves or for others, but ultimately everything we do has this as a goal. We see evidence of our achievements all over Lancashire, from the community volunteer we supported to take on her own services, to the community that is thriving because we saved its Playgroup.

 

 

 

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CSnC, HSC, Members

Spring North

Business Development Centre
Suite 21 – Eanam Wharf
Blackburn
BB1 5BL

Tel: 01254 503200

Contact: Angela Allen

 

Email: office@springnorth.org.uk

Web: www.springnorth.org.uk

     

 

ABOUT US

OUR VISION

To develop innovative solutions to create a positive impact on the lives of children, young people, families and the communities in which they live whilst challenging inequality and disadvantage – to enable them to meet their full potential.

 

 

 

 

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Chc, CSnC, HSC, Members

Trust House Lancashire

Contact: Suzanne Bartlett

Tel: 01772 825288

 

Email: office@trusthouselancs.org

Web: www.trusthouselancs.org

        

 

About Us

Trust House Lancashire is a specalist counselling service for Men, Women and Children who have experienced sexual violence or abuse of any kind. We also offer Family support to the whole family of children who have experienced sexual violence. Our main office is based in Preston town centre, we also have rooms available in Burnley, Fleetwood, Blackpool, Ormskirk and Smelmersdale. Trust House Lancashire believes that every individual has the right to be free from all forms of sexual violence and abuse. Our vision is a safe Lancashire free from sexual violence and abuse. 

 

 

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CSnC, EnR, Members

Open Door Furniture Recycling

St Mary’s Church
116 Manchester Road
Nelson
BB9 7HD

Contact: Mark Clegg

Tel: 01282 452400

 

Email: info@furniturerecycling.org.uk

Web: www.furniturerecycling.org.uk
 


About Us

Open Door Furniture Recycling is YOUR community based furniture scheme which has been set up on a not for profit basis to provide:

  • Basic furniture, household goods and domestic appliances for disadvantaged people living within Burnley and Pendle who are excluded from buying these items through traditional outlets.
  • A real work experience with vocational training towards a recognised qualification that will help the long-term unemployed secure worthwhile jobs.
  • An opportunity to reduce the volume of waste, re-useable furniture and domestic appliances, going to land fill sites.

 

 

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CSnC, EnR, Members

Gift92

Contact: Peter Metcalf

 

Email: mail@gift92.com

Web: www.gift92.com

 

About Us

Gift92 helps those in real need to build a stable home. We help people with limited finance and receiving state benefits to furnish a property. The charity has been doing this since 1992.

Many of those we help have moved into an empty property and do not have the funds to furnish it. We supply the essential furniture and household items to help them and their family create a home. We collaborate with several local agencies and charities to enhance the household items clients receive through our service.

Our work is supported by generous members of the public who donate usable furniture and household items, we are always in need of more due to demand. The furniture collected has enabled us to help over 750 people in 2018.

 

 

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