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Coventry’s inaugural Cov Cares Awards launch today to shine a light on community-focused city businesses that are bringing a sense of belonging, connection and smiles to customers every day. Residents and visitors are invited to nominate their favourite local business or employee from a choice of ten categories, including ‘More Than Just a Bar or […]
Read MoreMeet Joanne. Joanne is a trainee health care assistant at the Hospital of St Cross in Rugby, Warwickshire. She works on a ward helping older people and people recovering after a stroke. When she’s not learning on the job and supporting patients with their personal care, she spends the remainder of her 30-hour week studying […]
Read MoreTwo good things happened last week and because of their connection, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to share a story of sparking community and shifting power. The first event saw the beginning of a series of Community Organising workshops run by our Connecting for Good Cov team for 30 local people taking action to end […]
Read MoreIt’s World Book Day (2 March) and to celebrate the joy – and power – of storytelling, we are sharing five stories from our Help and Connect project for learning disabled people in Coventry. Our connectors help people make a plan, get connections, get work, stay healthy and stay safe. Equipping people with the skills, […]
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