Moving On project evaluation

The Moving On project provided weekly creative workshop sessions for disabled people organised by the Rainbow Sunshine Company. Group members took part in music, dance and drama-based activities, then performed several shows for local audiences.

The Northgate project evaluation

Northgate Project, supported by the charity TakeOff, brought individuals from the Northgate ward in Canterbury together to support them to share their interests and skills with one another.

Healthy Active Lives project evaluation

The Derby West Indian Community Association ran Healthy Active Lives with the aim of building stronger connections within the community. The project received a two-year grant from People’s Health Trust, having also received funding in the past.

Together We Can evaluation case study

The “Together We Can” project was part of the Bridge Mentoring Plus Scheme, a charity that supports vulnerable people of all age groups in the area. The drop-in enabled people to make social contact, while accessing general advice and support.

Get Set Youth project evaluation

Run by the youth charity Yellow Door, the Youth Bus at Waterside Skate Park provided a safe space for young people aged 11 to 25 to socialise, have fun, learn and increase their wellbeing.

Exploring Senses CIC

Exploring Senses CIC and their ‘MakerLab’ project delivered weekly MakerLab sessions for young people aged 8 to 19 on Thursday afternoons in Brighton, at the youth club of the l

Motherwell Cheshire CIO: Believe

Motherwell provides specialist support services for mothers with children who have been placed into care, or children at risk of being placed into care.

Keighley Urban Meadows: Foster Garden project evaluation

Keighley Urban Meadows is a community group promoting the shared ownership of the local environment and community development. They set up the Foster Garden project with the aim of saving a local community centre from closure.

FibroFamily@Stanley: Inclusion4All

Inclusion4all and their project ‘FibroFamily@Stanley’, provides a support group for those living with fibromyalgia and their carers.

CounsellingCare: Café Chat project

Café Chat provided peer support and friendship for local people on the Isle of Skye. Evaluation shows it helped address mental health problems, social isolation and loneliness and developed social connections within the neighbourhood.