FOR COMMUNITIES WHO WANT IT DONE PROPERLY

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Practical work in the communities we serve, with accounts published in full and a clear statement of what each contribution pays for.

20+
Years operating
12
Programmes running
85%
Spent on programmes
2000+
People supported

WHAT WE DO

Where we can help

Listen

Programmes start from what a community says it needs.

  • Agreed in writing
  • One named contact
  • No surprises

Plan

A plan with a budget and a way of measuring whether it worked.

  • Agreed in writing
  • One named contact
  • No surprises

IN DETAIL

What you get, one thing at a time

Ongoing programmes designed with the communities that use them.

IN THEIR WORDS

What communities say

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QUESTIONS

Common questions

The proportion spent on programmes against running costs is published in the annual accounts.

Yes. Regular giving is what makes longer programmes possible.

Current roles are listed on the get involved page, with training provided.

Ready to talk?

Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. No obligation either way.

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