‘Metro mayor’ candidates urged to sign pledge to end rough sleeping
Candidates standing in the Mayoral elections in England for the four main political parties are urged to pledge to end rough sleeping if they are elected.
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Project transforms bicycles for Ukrainian refugee children
Scarborough church teams up with local charities to donate 40 bikes to children who fled the war.
North East Employment Plus worker wins national award
Susan Park was named Employability Practitioner Learner of the Year.
Over 100 families helped with breakfast bags in school break
Our Clitheroe church gave struggling families food bags in summer holidays once school help ended.
Government must level up coastal and rural areas
The Government must ensure those living in the most deprived areas of the country are not forgotten.
Survivors of slavery welcome royal guest to singing session
Royal guest from The Anti-Slavery Collective enjoys music therapy with slavery survivors.
Phoenix Hub’s big birthday bash to celebrate 1st anniversary
Homeless drop-in in Blackburn celebrates 1st anniversary of serving vulnerable members of community.
Self-referral accepted at food bank to support all community
Macclesfield Corps is running its food bank differently to the norm after recognising the need.
Volunteers prepare to serve 5,000th meal to Leeds vulnerable during pandemic
Volunteers in Leeds dish up their 5,000th takeaway meal for people in need.
Phased re-opening of charity shops
Larger stores and donation centres will be first shops reopening from Monday 15 June.