Resources

As an incoming Trustee, your skills, experience, and passion will be instrumental in ensuring that we focus on what we do well, supporting people to support people.

Do you have a passion to direct and support the provision of services for vulnerable adults and young people? We are recruiting for a new Independent Expert for our Care Committee

The 2026 Charities SORP, effective for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026, introduces the most significant changes since 2019

Camphill Village Trust has recently launched its ESG in Action project, which highlights its commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance principles across all its communities. The project includes practical steps CVT is taking to care for the environment, create social good, and ensure strong governance.

Report from Certitude shows ‘Being Local’ isn’t just about where you work - it’s about how you work. The report highlights how people benefit from greater choice and control, local expertise, and stronger partnerships. The impact is not just seen in numbers, but in the stories of connection and growth.

Ferring Country Centre’s day services offer a safe and supportive environment for people with learning disabilities to develop new skills, which includes everything from woodwork and gardening to riding therapy and cooking classes.

A member of the Jewish Blind and Disabled community has launched a petition to call on the Government for an independent review of NHS wheelchair services, having been waiting over three years for a suitable wheelchair and knowing many others are in the same position.

Amplius is one of the largest housing providers across the Midlands, East and Southeast of England, owning and managing more than 40,000 homes. Services include care and support, specialist housing and home ownership options.

Purple Oak Support is an independent, not for profit, community minded charity supporting and advocating for adults and children with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and mental health support needs.

Taking Charge is a free programme that helps people who draw on care and support, and family carers, save up to £800 on energy bills without compromising quality of life, developed by Community Integrated Care. It includes a 15-minute e-learning experience (with a CPD certificate), a practical toolkit, and an Easy Read guide.

Around 50 people from organisations across Warrington and the wider North West attended an inspiring Neurodiversity in the Workplace Workshop in November, hosted by Making Space.

Care Choices launches a new free SEND guide for South East families, packed with practical advice and resources.