Projects

ROAD is a social-inclusion programme, funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund

In the East of England, the Green Team provides support, training and work experience to help participants improve their landscaping skills, and employability whilst working on a real-life community project.

Helping young people manage their energy bills. Our Power to Save project covers North Wales and helps young people to improve their financial capability through increasing their understanding of budgeting, reducing bills, and shopping around to access the best deals, to help to maximise their income, reduce risk of debt and improve their lives.

We currently provide land management services to land owners over a number of sites across the West Midlands utilising a specialist staff team of Countryside Rangers and both Community Engagement and Environmental Education specialists.

We are a partnership programme between Durham County Council and 9 organisations working together to support young people and help them create their future.

Groundwork East's teacher training workshops equip teachers with the tools to support young people, and offer best practice guidance for teachers in the East of England.

Our open door is a self-referral service for young people living in Central Bedfordshire who need low level support or require help accessing specialist services.

Joining the partnership is easy. Simply read the short pledge and sign up here. It has support from over 60 organisations covering 7 sectors

The multi-agency partnership has brought together local communities with statutory and charitable partners. We cover an area of the Derwent Valley and its surroundings in North East England.