Category Archives: Members

EET, HSC, Les, Members

IMO Charity

Unit 11, Business Development Centre
Eanam Wharf
Blackburn
BB1 5BL


Contact: Stephen Jones

Tel: 07973 860717

 

Email: info@imocharity.org

Web: www.imocharity.org

 

 

ABOUT US

A grassroots charity based in the heart of Blackburn. We have been operating since 2006 and work with young and old people in supporting them on various health & wellbeing, education & employability and Sports & Development.

Our work got recognised in 2016 by her Majesty and we were awarded the prestigious Queens Award for Voluntary Services.

Our strength is in engaging with BAME, Assulym and Refugee community and we as an organisation are big in engaging and supporting all.

 

 

 

 

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CSnC, HSC, Les, Members

SHAPE Lancashire Community Interest Company

14 Church Road
Bamber Bridge
Preston
Lancashire
PR1 3BQ

 

Contact: Kate Eastwood and Mandy Foster

Tel: 07510 269636 or 07947 715123

 

Web: www.shapelancashire.co.uk

Email: kate.eastwood@shapelancashire.co.uk

    


About Us

Shape Lancashire Community Interest Company is now in its 4th year of delivering Projects in disadvantaged communities and giving people opportunities to engage, develop and grow. Our Projects are very varied and originally SHAPE was an acronym for Sports, Health & Well Being, Arts, People/Projects, Environmental and Employment – all were projects we had much experience in delivering in previous roles working in the Social Housing sector in the Community Development Team. Mandy worked in Housing for over 30 years and Kate for 10 years.

We have completed all those types of projects, and more, over the past four years working all over Lancashire and parts of Greater Manchester; Preston, South Ribble, Pendle, Colne, Blackburn, Bury, Bolton, Chorley, Lancaster, Morecambe, Blackpool.

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Chc, EET, HSC, Members

Communicate SLT CIC

Manse Housecommunicate-slt
49 Hardhorn Road
Poulton-le-Fylde
Blackpool
FY6 7SR


Contact: Joanne Burr 

Tel: 01253 462123


Email: office@communicate-slt.org.uk

Web: www.communicate-slt.org.uk


About Us

2017 will mark Communicate’s 6 year anniversary of delivering high quality, needs led and effective services within the North West. Whilst celebrating the achievements of the last six years, we will take the opportunity to review our mission, vision and values as a foundation for the future. We aim to establish a 5 year strategic plan based on the key drivers of Sustainability, Team, Leadership and High Quality to support Communicate’s continued growth and development. We are looking forward to continuing working in partnership to maximise life chances by enabling effective Speech, Language and Communication.

 

 

 

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BBO, Members

Pendle Women’s Forum

21 Market SquarePendle Women's Forum Logo
Nelson
Lancashire
BB9 7LP


Contact: Raisa Malik

Tel: 01282 699999


Email: pendlewomensforum@yahoo.co.uk

 

ABOUT US

Pendle Women’s Forum have been working with disadvantaged women in the Pendle community since 1998. They offer support to build esteem, motivation and confidence and will extend this provision by providing a transformational coach to support women in removing barriers preventing them from moving into learning and work.

 

 

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BAcc, EET, Htc, Members

Veterans in Communities

12 Bury RoadVIC
Haslingden
Rossendale
BB4 5PL

Contact: Liz Hamilton

Tel: 01706 833180

 

Email: lizhamilton@veteransincommunities.org

Web: www.veteransincommunities.org

 

ABOUT US

Veterans in Communities (VIC) supports serving and ex-services personnel and their families, and members of the emergency services who have experienced difficulties in transitioning back into the community. We offer a range of services including outdoor activities, support to access specialised services, outdoor activities, hands-on projects to benefit the community, SInging Group and Art Group.

Everything we do is focused on assisting our members to improve confidence, wellbeing in all its forms, achieving goals and being part of their local community.

Our building in Haslingden has rooms available as office space, therapy space, arts and crafts, and a large conference room with flexibility in its layout.

Amanda Walton represents Selnet Member Veterans in Communities (VIC) and is currently a Director on our Board.

 

 

 

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CSnC, EntS, Members

Chorley VCFS Network

35-39 Fazakerly StreetChorley VCFS Network
Chorley
PR7 2SW

 

Contact: Donna Hussain

Tel: 01257 226516

 

Email: donnalhussain@gmail.com

 

ABOUT US

We are an infrastructure support service offering infrastructure to third sector organisations in order to build capacity within the sector for economic and social improvement.

We work with all sectors to enhance services and support them to become more effective and efficient.

 

 

 

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CMiT, CSnC, EET, HSC, Members

Divine Days Community CIC

Contact: Katie Whitehead

Tel: 07782 551004

 

Email: info@divinedays.co.uk

Web: www.divinedays.co.uk

          

 

ABOUT US

Divine Days Community CIC

Divine Days Community CIC delivers a programme of services and provision for adults with additional needs; children with additional needs and complex needs; the elderly; the isolated; and those managing long-term mental and physical health conditions. Our provision is centred around bringing people together through a variety of programmes and creative activity programmes focused on connectivity, inclusivity, and rehabilitation.

 

Gateway Support

Gateway Support is partnership between Divine Days Community CIC and An Inclusive Future CIC (AIF CIC) providing an urgent and essential service for individuals and families across the West Lancashire area with a child/children with an additional need or disability, as well as those who are managing long term health conditions or poor mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Gateway Support provides an information, advice, guidance, and befriending service to ensure people with disabilities can access pastoral and professional services and support in an accessible, person-centred, and meaningful manner during and after the COVID – 19 pandemic.

Legacy Project

The Legacy Project is our Supported Internship initiative funded by Well Skelmersdale and West Lancashire CCG. Divine Days CIC works with local businesses, schools, and colleges to deliver a supported internship programme for young adults with additional needs, learning disabilities and/ or physical disabilities who live and learn in West Lancashire and the surrounding area.

Man-archy

Man-Archy is our men’s mental health provision, using talking therapies, support groups, one-to-one sessions, and a befriending service for men living in West Lancashire. This project is funded via Well Skelmersdale and West Lancashire CCG delivering a person centred, local offer of crisis intervention and prevention for men.

Community Connections

Our Community Connections sessions offer specialised activities for the elderly, people with poor mental health or dementia, people that have been isolated and those managing long term health conditions. Community Connections provides a safe environment run by qualified practitioners to support members of our community to reconnect and find purpose and meaning on their road to recovery.

Dance for All

Divine Days inclusive dance activities and classes for people of all ages with additional needs. Our teachers and practitioners have years of experience, as well as being qualified and trained in working with children and adults with additional needs, learning disabilities and complex needs. Our award-winning Dancers have performed all over the country raising awareness of inclusion and acceptance.

Our Dance classes include:

  • Diddi Tots – Tap, ballet, and disco classes for babies and toddlers with additional needs.
  • Diddi Divine – Therapeutic and contemporary dance classes for infants and juniors with additional needs.
  • Diddi Divas – Tap, ballet, musical theatre, and street dance classes for children with additional needs.
  • Divine Dance – Contemporary, inclusive dance classes for adults with additional needs.

We work with mainstream organisations to help them develop and improve their inclusive practice and how to become disability confident.

We deliver a variety of training programmes for schools and businesses including antibullying and disability awareness.

 

Divine Days Creative Arts won our Small Social Enterprise of the Year Award in 2021.

 

 

 

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Strawberry Fields Training CIC

South Placestrawberry fields training cic logo
1 Meeting House Lane
Lancaster
LA1 1TQ


Contact: Scot Davidson

Tel: 01524 874246


Email: scot@strawberryfieldstraining.org.uk 

Web: www.strawberryfieldscic.co.uk


ABOUT US

Strawberry Fields exists to support and empower marginalised people to recognise and move towards developing their potential.

We have been supporting young people and adults for over nine years and continue to provide compassionate, client-centric, and innovative support packages for those in need.

At Strawberry Fields, we believe in working a particular way meeting clients ‘where they are at’, whatever their stage or starting point.

We are a small team of multi-skilled, highly qualified, and free-thinking individuals who are prepared to consistently challenge our own practice and our judgements or assumptions of others.

As a company, we are always evolving and we take pride in going the extra mile for the benefit of our clients.

 

 

 

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CSnC, EET, Members

The Football League (Community) Ltd

t/a The Football League Trust
Edward VII Quay
Navigation Way
Preston
PR2 2Y

Contact: Jules Ollerton

Tel: (01772) 325960


Email: jollerton{at}fltrust.co.uk

Web: www.fltrust.co.uk


ABOUT US

The Football League Trust is a national charity that uses the power of football to change people’s lives.

The FLT unites the inspirational work delivered across England and Wales by the dedicated network of community trusts associated to the 72 Football League clubs. Last year we engaged with over 1.5million people using the power of football to improve health, inspire education, reduce crime, increase participation and tackle many difficult social issues like drug abuse and homelessness. The Trust tackles society’s greater goals by inspiring people through powerful projects built upon a foundation of our four key themes;- sport, education, inclusion and health.

Each of the 72 Football League Clubs (Championship, League 1, League 2) has its own community trust. The charities have a combined annual turnover of over £44 million, and 2,500 members of staff, including teachers, coaches and professional health workers. Based in the heart of their communities ours trusts use the magnetism their club badge to connect with people,

 

 

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