Macclesfield King’s Trust is on the lookout for our next amazing team.
Are you 16–25 and looking to build your confidence and motivation? Want to boost your CV, improve your job search skills, and open doors to new opportunities?
If that sounds like you, then Macclesfield King’s Trust is the perfect next step.
We’re getting started on 15th September and can’t wait to welcome you.
Get in touch now to secure your place!
We all know that a weekend away at an outdoor activities centre can be a truly transformative experience for children and young people, building confidence, strengthening relationships, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Many return home reflecting on the valuable lessons learned, the bonds they built, and the sheer fun they had along the way.
Due to a few recent cancellations, there are now some newly available dates this summer and throughout the year.
Cheshire and Warrington Infrastructure (CWIP) recently held a webinar to introduce a devolution manifesto for the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector.
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The document is 168 pages long, 148 of which contain mainly densely written content.
We’re delighted to share that Paul Nixon, co-founder of the Congleton Area Ukrainian Support Network (CAUSN) and trustee of Refugees Welcome has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List 2025 with a British Empire Medal (BEM) for his outstanding support to Ukrainian evacuees&nb
By Anastasiia Lutsenko
Every month, Refugees Welcome volunteers give more than 400 hours of their time.
Here are NAVCA's main points from the SR, along with implications for local infrastructure listed below, with further detail to follow in the coming weeks as further policy announcements are made.
Civil Society Consulting (CSC) has been awarded funding from the National Lottery Community Fund to deliver Nurturing Grassroots – a brand-new capacity-building programme supporting grassroots social action organisations and Community Interest Companies (CICs).
