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Statement by Groundwork

Youth services and education are at top of young people’s Spring Budget 2020 wish list.

Pupils at a Northamptonshire school are embarking a literary voyage of discovery thanks to funding from the One Stop ‘Carriers for Causes’ programme.

The charity released the film last year and was created to celebrate the people and organisations that harness community spirit.

ESF Community Grants provides funding pots between £5,000-£20,000 to small or voluntary organisations that work with unemployed people into a job, back into education or on a training course to help further their career development.

Groundwork has announced a new programme that will inject over £636,000 of funding to support local communities take back control of their energy usage.

Groundwork UK CEO, Graham Duxbury, urges all candidates standing for election to make a commitment to supporting volunteer-led groups if elected.

Our survey of UK community groups has found grassroots groups are increasingly at the forefront of tackling many challenges but are lacking support and finding it harder to sustain their activities.

Groundwork has announced a new programme that will inject over £636,000 of funding to support local communities take back control of their energy usage.

Advice for Greater Manchester residents on how to reduce their energy bills and stay warm and well this winter.

#WetlandBiodiversityMatters #WorldWetlandsDay

Over the next two years we'll design a programme of events and activities to help people discover the Park's natural beauty and rich local heritage.

Volunteers teamed up to improve the outside space at the Ermine Street Church Academy Primary School as part of an employment and skills project recently.

Groundwork is asking all Greater Manchester residents to provide their views in the Environment Agency's Challenges and Choices consultation. 

Green Doctor service expands to Tees Valley

It's Big Energy Saving Week and we're feeling reflective about the success of our Green Doctor service.

We're offering Londoners grants of up to £50,000 for projects which identify opportunities to counter violent extremism in London.