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Richard Wilson, Good Help founder
- Reducing health inequalities
- A community-led approach
- New report
“My involvement made me feel encouraged, connected and empowered to be an initiator in our city.”
“I am in awe of their collective minds and hopeful hearts. Grapevine is a power house.”
“I feel more connected to Ball Hill. I feel part of a community that is taking action. I feel a greater sense of pride.”
We’re pleased to share a great opportunity to join our team working on the Teenvine Plus Next Steps project in Coventry. We are looking for a full-time youth project worker to transform the lives of 35 young people with learning disabilities and autism, helping them build brighter futures using creativity, advocacy and relationship building. You […]
Read MoreDID YOU KNOW that one in five people (20 per cent) are choosing to stay at home because they are worried they won’t be able to find a clean, accessible toilet? More than half (56 per cent) restrict how much fluid they drink before going out, and three in four (74 per cent) believe there […]
Read More“Power is not something you have. It’s an influence that’s created through inter-dependence. We live in an interdependent world.” (Marshall Ganz at the UK launch of his book ‘People, Power, Change’ earlier this year). In our final article on Grapevine’s three decades of deep social change, we touch on our theme of collaborating with public […]
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