As the number of people out of work in the UK continues to rise, Weaver Vale Housing Trust is supporting customers more than ever to secure employment.

Ongo’s project is part of the government’s Kickstart Scheme, which helps create six-month placements for 16-24-year-olds on Universal Credit.

Incommunities is pledging £2,000 toward the No Child Cold campaign and urging Bradford businesses, community groups, and residents to get on board.

A local grassroots campaign is fundraising to provide tablets to children to enable them to continue online learning during the lockdown.

Conecting Scotland has awarded Fife Housing Group with 150 devices to help reduce digital exclusion amongst their tenants.

Leading housing provider Stonewater set up the Longleigh Foundation after recognising that many of its residents had additional needs beyond housing.

Through its business-start-up project, Sparc, Ongo aims to help local people set up their own company or work for themselves.

Cobalt Housing and Liverpool John Moores University have won mKTP funding to improve the quality of life for residents of north Liverpool.

Sovereign will offer the paid training roles to people under the age of 25 who are currently in reciept of Universal Credit.

Octavia has partnered with St Mungo’s and Westminster City Council to provide a homes and support package for the homeless in Westminister.