Job opportunity at Quartet Community Foundation - Chair of Trustees Previous Job Next Job Quartet distributes approximately £5 million across 1,000 grants each year to support local communities and charities in the region. Trustees on our Board actively contribute to setting the strategic direction of Quartet, helping to advise and run the organisation. As Chair of Trustees, you will work with other members of the Board to form an effective, accountable governing body which provides leadership and support for the dedicated staff team in delivering Quartet’s strategic plan. The role of the Chair of Trustees The chair, along with their deputy is appointed by the Board with the following key responsibilities: To effectively chair board meetings, ensuring that the board considers and observes best practice governance of Quartet. To be actively engaged in setting the strategic direction and policy of Quartet. To contribute to the performance management and review of the strategic plan and related targets. To help set and agree a balanced financial budget and support the Chief Executive Officer and staff in remaining within it. To be an ambassador and advocate for the work of Quartet in the wider community, including representation at evening and daytime events (with and sometimes as a substitute for the CEO). To support the CEO in their work, conducting an annual appraisal of their work and setting realistic goals in agreement with them. To participate in grant-making panels as a representative of Quartet, as required and to visit at least one funded project per year. To attend quarterly board meetings, the AGM, meetings of our four sub-committees, and chair of chairs meetings. To ensure that Quartet complies with its Memorandum and Articles of Association, charity law, company law, internal policies and procedures, and any other relevant legislation or regulations. To participate as appropriate in the national network of community foundations, contribute to its development and set the work of Quartet in the wider context. This usually involves two days a year at a UKCF south west chairs and CEOs workshop. Joining trustees are supported to understand and engage with all of these elements, and the successful candidate will also be offered the opportunity to shadow the existing chair for 6-9 months, before she leaves the role in 2026. What else is involved Trustees are expected to attend four board meetings a year, where possible, and asked to join one of our four sub-committees, all of which report to the main board. The chair is expected to attend these committee meetings, at least in the early part of the role to gain an understanding of the deeper work of their focus. As ultimate responsibility and authority for a charity lies collectively with its trustee board, you will need to understand some key elements of charity law and governance – so we’ll give you an induction, training and help you to stay up to date. Appointments are normally for six years: an initial term for three years with an option of one further term of three years. This is a voluntary role. Reasonable expenses will be reimbursed by the charity such as travel and parking. How to apply or learn more If you are interested in this opportunity and feel that you have skills and experience that mean you could fulfil the role of the chair, please do apply and get in touch. Details of how to get in touch for an informal conversation are included in the Recruitment Pack below. Before applying, please download and read the Recruitment Pack, and then complete the Application Form and Equality and Diversity Form using the buttons below. The simple application form will include questions asking why you are interested in becoming our Chair and what skills and experience you would bring to the role. Send your completed Application Form and Equality and Diversity Form, along with a copy of your current CV, to: recruitment@quartetcf.org.uk to be received no later than 10am on Monday 5th January 2026. Applications must be sent to this account. All applications will be acknowledged. Candidates shortlisted for interview will be invited to attend an interview week commencing 12th January 2026 between 9am-5pm, in central Bristol. Initial interviews will be held with a small, friendly panel of trustees and the CEO, and will last less than one hour. No agencies please. < All Jobs Chair of Trustees Salary: 0.00 Hours: Trustees are expected to attend four board meetings a year, where possible, and asked to join one of our four sub-committees, all of which report to the main board. Contract Type: Part time Location: Bristol Close Date: Monday, 5 January 2026 Email Contact: recruitment@quartetcf.org.uk < All Jobs Previous Job Next Job Apply for Job

Job opportunity at Mighty Girls CIC - Programme Manager (Part Time) Previous Job Next Job About Mighty Girls At Mighty Girls, we empower girls and young women to thrive through co-created programmes that build confidence, well-being, and a strong sense of community. Our work is rooted in inclusion, creativity, and youth voice. About the Project Our Positive Relationships programme promotes respectful, safe relationships among all young people in Wiltshire and Bath & North East Somerset (BANES). Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, the project aims to reduce peer-on-peer abuse and ensure girls and young women feel heard and supported in their communities. We are now seeking a Programme Manager to help shape and deliver this impactful work. The Role As Programme Manager, you will ensure the content remains engaging and relevant for participants, deliver workshops in schools and youth settings, and support the strategic development of Mighty Girls. You’ll work closely with the Managing Director and wider team to coordinate delivery, monitor impact, and contribute to the long-term sustainability of the organisation. Key Responsibilities Programme Delivery & Facilitation Plan & deliver engaging workshops in schools and youth settings across Wiltshire and BANES Ensure content is regularly refreshed and co-created with young people Build strong relationships with participants, schools, and community partners Project Coordination & Evaluation Support scheduling, budgeting, and planning in line with National Lottery requirements Capture and report data for evaluation and impact measurement Monitor progress and address challenges proactively Strategic Contribution Feed insights and learning into Mighty Girls’ wider strategy Contribute to income generation and sustainability planning Represent Mighty Girls at events and networking opportunities For job description, person specification and application form please click here < All Jobs Programme Manager (Part Time) Salary: £38,000 FTE (actual salary 24 hours/week £22,799) Hours: 24 hours per week Contract Type: 12 month fixed term contract Location: Hybrid with travel across Wiltshire & BANES (office in Bradford on Avon) Close Date: Monday, 1 December 2025 Email Contact: recruitment@mightygirls.co.uk < All Jobs Previous Job Next Job Apply for Job

Job opportunity at First Steps Bath - Trustee Previous Job Next Job First Steps is a grassroots charity reversing cycles of poverty through the provision of quality childcare and education and integrated family services. We imagine a world where all children are free to be themselves and live their lives to the full. Over the last 33 years, we have helped create transformative change in the lives of children under five and their families. We are looking to strengthen the First Steps board of trustees; trustees are the people who lead the charity and decide how it is run. We are looking for people who are interested in joining a collaborative and robust board, who are driven by our values and mission, including our unrelenting focus on improving outcomes for children, particularly those with special educational needs, and their families. If you’re a parent in Twerton or Moorlands areas, have experience raising a child with special educational needs, or bring skills in charity governance, property, HR, or technology - we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re looking to share your expertise or simply want to explore how you can make a meaningful difference in your community, please get in touch. As a First Steps trustee, you would be joining a talented board and supporting an outstanding Senior Leadership Team. We take great pride in the professional and personal experiences of the whole team, and we actively seek out representation from across our community. Our diversity is our strength and helps us as we deliver our Theory of Change outcomes. We are looking to represent the community that we work within and the families who use our services and are particularly keen to hear from people from minority groups. To apply see our application process, If you would like more information do contact Roz Lambert Chief Executive, e-mail roz.lambert@firststepsbath.org.uk phone number 01225 444791 . Information about the application and recruitment process is on our web site. www.firststepsbath.org.uk/who-we-are/trustees First Steps are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. We follow safer recruitment practices and appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check. Closing Date: 12 noon on Friday 23rd January 2026 < All Jobs Trustee Salary: Hours: 2 hours per meeting Contract Type: Part Time Location: Onsite Meetings Close Date: Friday, 23 January 2026 Email Contact: roz.lambert@firststepsbath.org.uk < All Jobs Previous Job Next Job Apply for Job

Job opportunity at Butterflies Haven - Trustees Previous Job Next Job Purpose You will be joining Butterflies Haven at an exciting time of growth and development for the charity. We are building on strong foundations, and our plans for the future are being developed by a passionate group of staff, volunteers and trustees. We are seeking to expand our Board of Trustees, building on and developing the skills of our Trustees as we look to maximise our impact on the local community and continue to facilitate and deliver the regular Butterflies Haven sessions to a high standard. As part of Butterflies Haven, you will be crucial in continuing our ethos of supporting children and young people, and their families as well as being an important part of our team. About Butterflies Haven Butterflies Haven is a charity based in Keynsham between Bristol and Bath. We have created a caring community that offers support and social opportunities for children, young people and their families who are living with Autism or any developmental delay, whether diagnosed or not. What We Can Offer You At Butterflies Haven, we want our team to feel valued and important to the organisation. To demonstrate our dedication to this, we offer a variety of training opportunities, including support from more experienced Trustees and financial support with reasonable out-of-pocket expenses agreed in advance. Regular reviews will be an opportunity for us to talk constructively about your involvement with the charity and any issues either of us may be experiencing. If your child/children are living with autism, they can also attend the sessions for free. Key Information Location: Trustee meetings are held each month on Tuesday evenings in Keynsham Status: Volunteer Hours: Minimum of 4 hours per month to include preparation for and attendance at meetings, plus additional hours as needed to attend fundraising activities, observe sessions etc What is a Trustee? Trustees have overall control of a charity and are responsible for making sure it’s doing what it was set up to do. Trustees lead the charity, setting the strategic vision and deciding how it is run. Being a trustee means making decisions that will impact on the lives of our members and their families or guardians. Trustees use their skills and experience to support their charities, helping them achieve their aims. Responsibilities of a Trustee As a member of the Board of Trustees you will have statutory responsibilities for the running of the charity. Trustees will ensure:  Butterflies Haven pursues its stated purposes as set out in the governing document. Trustees will help develop and agree a long-term strategy to achieve this  The charity complies with its governing document  The charity complies with charity law, company law and any other relevant legislation or regulations  Butterflies Haven only uses its resources for its charitable objectives  Butterflies Haven defines its aims and objectives and evaluates performanceagainst agreed targets  The financial stability of the charity  Butterflies Haven has effective and efficient administrative processes in place, including appropriate policies and procedures  Butterflies Haven adheres to Safer Recruitment Principles in the appointment, supervision and support of staff and volunteers. This includes ensuring formal arrangements are in place for renumeration members of staff.  Acting as an ambassador for Butterflies Haven, you will safeguard the good name and values of the charity. In addition, you will:  review papers presented to the board  provide advice on any issue where you may have special expertise (eg health and safety, safeguarding, marketing etc) You will have Good, independent judgement  a willingness to listen to others  a willingness to ask questions and express your point of view  strategic vision  an ability to think creatively  an understanding and acceptance of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities of trusteeship  an ability to work as part of a team  a willingness to devote the necessary time and effort  a commitment to Nolan’s seven principles of public life: o selflessness o integrity o objectivity o accountability o openness o honesty o leadership How to Apply Please send your CV and cover letter (no more than 2 sides of A4) outlining how your skills and experience meet the criteria in the role description to Chris Jorgensen, Vice Chair of Trustees, info@butterflies-haven.com or by post to 20 Temple Street, Keynsham, Bristol BS31 1EH There are 4 trustee vacancies in total. In particular we are interested in people who may have skills and experience in fundraising, marketing, safeguarding and/or health and safety, to compliment the skills of the existing board members. < All Jobs Trustees Salary: N/A Hours: 4+ hours per month Contract Type: Voluntary Location: Monthly meetings in Keynsham Close Date: Saturday, 10 January 2026 Email Contact: info@butterflies-haven.com < All Jobs Previous Job Next Job Apply for Job

Job opportunity at West of England Rural Network - Village Agent - Foxhill, Combe Down and South Bath Previous Job Next Job Summary West of England Rural Network (WERN) is a charity that exists to support sustainable, resilient and inclusive rural communities across Bath & North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Across all these areas, we offer a Village Agent service that connects vulnerable individuals to services and organisations, enabling them to remain independent in their home for as long as possible. Village Agents are embedded in local communities and provide outreach support to people who may be referred into our service or identified locally. Key responsibilities include establishing contact with these individuals, developing an understanding of their circumstances and needs, providing practical non-specialist assistance and signposting to statutory service providers, other organisations and community groups who are able to provide further support. Additionally, Village Agents are required to record details of their work to aid monitoring, evaluation, and continual improvement of the service. Because of the need to work independently with vulnerable individuals, post holders must be self-motivated, organised, flexible and above all demonstrate a high degree of empathy towards people we support. Village Agents are able to draw on the support of colleagues performing similar roles in the local area. Key responsibilities Contacting people referred into our service and arranging to meet them in their homes or at other locations Discussing the circumstances of the person to develop an understanding of their needs and expectations and how they might be best met Providing practical non-specialist assistance during visits if appropriate Signposting to statutory service providers, other organisations and community groups who are able to provide further support Connecting with service providers, other organisations and community groups locally to understand the services and support they provide, in order to make more effective referrals Using a database to record details of the support provided for each service user to ensure accountability, aid monitoring, evaluation and continual improvement of the service General duties Participating in team meetings and attending training and development as agreed with your line manager Adherence to WERN’s policies and procedures Any other duties as reasonably requested by your line manager Person specification Qualifications Essential - Driving licence, DBS clearance Desirable - Good standard of education Knowledge Desirable - Familiarity with the local area, Awareness of statutory service providers and other support agencies (including The Community Wellbeing Hub). Understanding of the challenges of facing marginalise communities, Awareness of equalities and data protection legislation. Experience Essential - Working or volunteering with vulnerable people. Providing information and non specialist advice. Use of Microsoft Office applications, data capturing and accurate record keeping. Desirable - Involvement is community projects. Personal skills and attributes Essential - Empathy and desire to help others. Good interpersonal communication skills. Self motivated and able to work effectively without direct supervision. Highly organised. Ability to work flexible hours. Access to own car and ability to travel to service users is remote areas. < All Jobs Village Agent - Foxhill, Combe Down and South Bath Salary: Real living wage: £12.60 per hour, plus travel expenses (due to increase early 2026) Hours: 14 hours a week worked flexibly (between 9am and 5pm) across weekdays. Contract Type: Part time, flexible hours, Permanent contract on completion of satisfactory probation Location: Foxhill, Combe Down and South Bath Close Date: Friday, 21 November 2025 Email Contact: denise@wern.org.uk < All Jobs Previous Job Next Job Apply for Job

The Wisdom Space Brief Description of Organisation The Wisdom Space is a community hub rooted in nature, creativity, and connection. We bring together people across generations to explore what truly matters in life. Our transformative workshops and events foster resilience and wisdom through reflection, storytelling, and listening to nature's wisdom Visit Website Full Description of Organisation The Wisdom Space: Reconnecting Through Nature, Community, and Conscious Aging Our Mission Established in 2020 by Michelle Hawkins-Collins, The Wisdom Space CIC was created to address the growing disconnection many of us feel from our deeper selves, our communities, and the natural world. This disconnect often leads to increased anxiety, isolation, and a lack of resilience. Our mission is to unite individuals from all walks of life to explore what truly matters, fostering reconnection with our inner wisdom, collective wisdom, and the wisdom of nature. What We Offer The Wisdom Space hosts a variety of initiatives designed to nurture holistic well-being and encourage deep engagement with oneself and the natural world. We strive to create spaces where all voices are heard, and wisdom is shared across generations. All our activities are affordable and accessible to the local community, ensuring everyone can participate and benefit. Current Offerings: Seasonal Celebrations : Michelle and local ecotherapist and naturopathic nutritionist Sue Judge co-host seasonal celebrations in our enchanting woodland space—The Wise Woods Project. These woodland day retreats nourish the mind, body, and spirit while honoring nature's cycles. Participants enjoy a mix of meditation, forest bathing, nature crafts, sharing cacao around the fire, journaling, mindful movement, seasonal well-being masterclasses, storytelling, rituals, and, of course, delicious seasonal food prepared by Sue. Life Stories & Eldership : Michelle works one-on-one with older community members to capture life stories and reflect on the wisdom accumulated over a lifetime. This initiative is part of a broader project exploring eldership in the community and the untapped wisdom of older individuals in building community resilience. Workshops and Learning : We facilitate ad-hoc workshops with local artisans, including creative sessions. More offerings will follow in 2026. Community Gatherings : For over five years, we've held evening gatherings in Bradford-on-Avon, inviting locals to share their stories and wisdom. These gatherings are currently on hiatus for the winter, with plans to relaunch in spring 2026. Our Team These offerings are led by Michelle Hawkins-Collins, the founder, along with a team of wonderful and highly experienced local facilitators. Michelle is a Gerontologist focusing on conscious aging and spiritual health. She is also an oral historian, storyteller, poet, and the current Bard of Bath. Join Us on the Journey At The Wisdom Space, we believe in the power of connection—both with ourselves and the world around us. We invite you to join us on this journey of rediscovery and growth as we explore the rich tapestry of life together. You can connect with us on Instagram , LinkedIn , by following us on Eventbrite , signiing up to our newsletter or visiting our website . The Wisdom Space Brief Description of Organisation The Wisdom Space is a community hub rooted in nature, creativity, and connection. We bring together people across generations to explore what truly matters in life. Our transformative workshops and events foster resilience and wisdom through reflection, storytelling, and listening to nature's wisdom Visit WebSite

Energy Volunteers CIC Brief Description of Organisation We offer free professional energy advice to charities to help them save money and focus on what they do best: run their charity! Visit Website Full Description of Organisation We are a social enterprise, community interest company (15020545) and not-for-profit and host free energy-saving webinars and connect charities with volunteer energy professionals to help them save money. Why our services are important: 💰 Savings Boost: Cut utility costs and free up funds. Reduce your risk around unstable energy prices. 🌿 Green Impact: Reduce your carbon footprint and actively support in the fight against climate change. 🌟 Pro Guidance: Access expert advice to help with decision making. ♻️ Net Zero Drive: Align with global net-zero goals by embracing energy-saving practices. 💡 Funding Appeal: Boost your charity's reputation, making it more appealing to potential donors and partners. Energy Volunteers CIC Brief Description of Organisation We offer free professional energy advice to charities to help them save money and focus on what they do best: run their charity! Visit WebSite

Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES), Swindon and Wiltshire Together is an Integrated Care system (BSW ICS) that brings NHS organisations together with local authorities, third-sector organisations and other partners across BaNES, Swindon and Wiltshire. BSW Integrated Care System – Voice of the VCSE Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES), Swindon and Wiltshire Together is an Integrated Care system (BSW ICS) that brings NHS organisations together with local authorities, third-sector organisations and other partners across BaNES, Swindon and Wiltshire. Watch their helpful explainer video here on how it works. Nationally and locally, councils for voluntary services (CVS), also known as Infrastructure organisations, are playing a key role in developing ICS structures as the voice for the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector. For BSW, the CVS’s are 3SG in BaNES, Voluntary Action Swindon and Wessex Community Action for Wiltshire, together with the Rural Community Council for Wiltshire and Swindon, Community First. These organisations have partnered to form a BSW VCSE Leadership Alliance at the system level. What is the BSW Integrated Care System? Stay updated on local third sector news and events relating to the BSW ICS Sign Up Latest News - VCSE BSW Integrated Care System Upcoming Events - VCSE BSW ICS Events 1 2 3 4 5 Latest VCSE BSW News Domestic Energy Essentials Wed 12 Nov Guildhall, Bath RSVP Social Economy West Live: Updates and Opportunities Wed 12 Nov Zoom RSVP Multiple Dates Safeguarding Training, Leading on Child and Adult Fri 14 Nov Online Course RSVP Multiple Dates Peer Coordinator’s Forum Tue 18 Nov Online Event RSVP Local 3rd Sector - Integrated Care System Update Tue 18 Nov Camden Room at Apex Hotel, Bath RSVP BSW Community Grants Fund - Workshop and Q&A with Mental Health and Wellbeing Partnership Wed 19 Nov Online via Zoom RSVP Ageing Well Network Thu 20 Nov St. John's Foundation Boardroom RSVP Volunteering Network Tue 25 Nov The Grapes, Bath RSVP 'Fit For Funding' Workshop Wed 26 Nov Bath RSVP Radical Leadership in a Changing World - Online conference Thu 27 Nov Online Conference RSVP How to attract corporate supporters with video content Thu 27 Nov Online Workshop RSVP Fundraising & Communications Network: Learning about and inspiring support through Impact Reporting Tue 02 Dec Roseberry Road Studios RSVP Race Equality in Nature Conference 2025 Wed 03 Dec Stoke Gifford RSVP From Here to Diversity - Online conference Thu 04 Dec Online Conference RSVP 3SG Christmas Social Thu 04 Dec The Artpad Buy Tickets Bath Social Impact Network Christmas Company Showcase Tue 09 Dec Boston Tea Party, Alfred Street RSVP Trusts and Major Donors Conference 2025 Thu 11 Dec Online Conference RSVP How to Get Started With Social Media for Fundraising for Your Nonprofit Ongoing Online Course RSVP Load More Upcoming Events - VCSE BSW ICS Events Previous BSW ICS Events Below is a list of recordings from the recent BSW ICS events that we’ve run, we will continue to update this list as more recorded events take place. If you wish to find out more about any of these events or have suggestions for future events, please get in touch . 3rd Sector - Integrated Care System Update (September 23) 12/09/23 An update on the Integrated Care System across BaNES. Five speakers presented including B&NES Place Director, Laura Ambler; Health Inequalities Manager at B&NES Council, Sarah Heathcote; B&NES Health and Care Professional Director for the ICB, Nicola Hazle; Dawn Whiting; and CEO Bath Mind, Kate Morton. Slides Password: N/A 3rd Sector - Integrated Care System Update (June 23) 13/06/23 An update on the Integrated Care System with ICS B&NES Place Director Laura Ambler & Sarah Heathcote, the new Health Inequalities Manager for BaNES Public Health. Recording Slides Password: BSW-ICS23 3rd Sector - Integrated Care System Update (Feb 23) 21/02/23 An update on the Integrated Care System across BaNES. Three speakers presented with Q&As after each talk. Recording Slides Password: NA

The Meadow CIC Brief Description of Organisation A community hub for holiostic learning and wellbeing. In a self-directed, neurodivergence affirming, inlcusive, welcoming and nature immersive setting. Visit Website Full Description of Organisation Meadow Learning creates environments that encourage and celebrate self expression and creativity, curiosity, agency and community for marginalised young people and adults. A place of welcoming, nurturing environments where joy, experimentation and holistic wellbeing can grow. 🌼Agency - Autonomy - Friendship - Imagination🌼 At The Meadow, we believe that self direction, collaboration and community are the route to experiencing joy and self discovery in life. Co-production and community input is at the core of development of our work and services. Our vision is a society that encourages individuality, self expression, community care and creativity. We seek to remove societal barriers to nature, learning and wellbeing by co-creating with communities. We work with children and young people, neurodivergent people, LQBTQIA+ and gender non-conforming people, looked after children, those with lived experience of trauma, families, young carers as well as other marginalised and disadvantaged groups. We creates spaces that are: Neuro-affirmative; led by neurodivergent adults and parents / carers of neurodivergent young people. Gender-positive; facilitated and guided by gender non-conforming adults. Supportive of individuality; support is tailored to the needs of each individual, with regulation and conflict resolution support, not instruction. We are a community interest company limited by guarantee, and all of our profits go to supporting our projects, bursaries and subsidised places. If you are able to support our work via donation, volunteering or you have another brilliant idea for how to help us, we would LOVE to hear from you! The Meadow CIC Brief Description of Organisation A community hub for holiostic learning and wellbeing. In a self-directed, neurodivergence affirming, inlcusive, welcoming and nature immersive setting. Visit WebSite

Due to the recent increased inflation levels and spiking energy costs in the last few years, we have added this page to provide guidance to the 3rd sector community in BaNES on how to manage through these tough times. Cost of Living Support for Organisations Cost of Living Resources Select at least one of the following categories to filter the resource list (select several if you like): Funding Pro-bono Support Toolkit Top Tips Webinar Click to Clear All Tags A selection of free resources to provide you with the ideas, strategies and tools you need to help you, your teams and your communities work through the cost of living crisis together. Charity Finance Group (CFG) View Charity Finance Cost of living hub CAF have gathered a wide range of experts to provide resources ranging from governance and planning to attracting new funding Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) View Charity Hub: Cost of Living Tools, guidance and inspiration for your charity This page brings together relevant research, guidance and advice to help you keep generating income whilst providing a great supporter experience. Chartered Institute of Fundraising View Chartered Institute of Fundraising Cost of Living Page The resources in this hub have been designed to help you protect, save, or manage a community space or community asset in your local area. myCommunity View Community assets and ownership Support for organisations with finance, energy, assets, HR, legal advice, food provision, and information on help for individuals. Locality View Cost of Living Support Links to reports, surveys and important data to support civil society leaders to better understand the impact of the crisis on their organisations, stakeholders and the sector at large. Association of Chief Executive of Voluntary Organisations (ACEVO) View Cost of Living hub for civil society leaders Our help and guidance can help you work efficiently and effectively. It's all in one place and covers a range of topics. NCVO View Cost of living Help & Guidance Free energy audit as well as other services available to NCVO members. utility aid View Energy Broker who specialise in sourcing energy for the UK’s voluntary sector. Find out about some of the areas organisations should consider when managing financial difficulties and insolvency. NCVO View Financial difficulty and insolvency Tools, advice, examples and webinars to help your organisation and community navigate the energy crisis. centre for sustainable energy View Free resources to help organisations with rising energy costs We look at how charities are meeting the needs of their service users, employees and volunteers, and society as a whole Charity Digital View How charities are responding to the cost-of-living crisis A free tool to measure your carbon footprint and identify potential cost and carbon savings Natwest View How to reduce your organisation's carbon footprint This NCVO webinar explores how best to support and retain staff while resources are limited. NCVO View How to support and retain your staff through the cost of living crisis This NCVO webinar shares top tips on financial management through the cost of living crisis and signposts to practical tools and guidance that can help. NCVO View Managing your charity's finances through the cost of living crisis Grant to support local organisations with charitable aims to adapt so they can survive and thrive through challenges and opportunities. Quartet Community Foundation View Resilience Grant Programme You can ask us any question about the setting up or running of your charity or voluntary organisation and NCVO's friendly support team can offer help, guidance and signposting NCVO View Small charity helpdesk A free Warm Hubs Toolkit which provides guidance on how to set up and run a Warm Hub scheme. Warm Hubs View Warm Hubs toolkit and guidance Connects business and people with local voluntary and community groups to share their skills, professional advice and services Quartet Community Foundation View West of England Pro bono service This NCVO webinar offers practical tips for working effectively with funders and explores how UK foundations and grant makers are responding to the cost of living crisis. NCVO View Working effectively with funders during the cost of living crisis We have collated a range of resources to support Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES) charities, community groups and social enterprises during the cost of living crisis. These range from guides, toolkits, webinars, funding available and much more! If you spot any resources missing from this list, please email contact@3sg.org.uk . If you are an individual, please visit our "Support for Individuals" page . Recent Cost of Living News Stories

The 3SG BANES Leaders' Network is a space for CEO's, Trustees, Senior Managers and other Third Sector leaders to connect, learn, share knowledge and support one another. Leaders' Network About Us We hold regular Leaders' Network meetings for our members, which we aim to alternate between in-person and online to accommodate for different individuals' preferences. The majority of sessions will have a theme and guest speaker. Leaders take many forms in the third sector, from CEOs to Trustees and Volunteers generously giving their time, so please do come along. Who can get involved? Any individual who works or volunteers for a 3SG Member organisation. Our Goals Make new contacts and build your network Get peer support and advice Gain knowledge about what’s happening in other organisations Identify shared areas of interest and maybe even opportunities to collaborate Get Email Updates Get Email Updates To get an occasional update from 3SG on the activities of this network, just click the "Get Email Updates" button. Upcoming Events Festival of Trusteeship 2025 Mon 03 Nov Online events More info Learn More Latest News Leaders' Network Resources Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More

The 3SG Ageing Well Network brings together thrid sector organisations helping older people get more from their later years in the Bath & North Esat Somerset area. Ageing Well Network Upcoming Events Latest News Network Resources Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More About Us The Ageing Well Network consists of a range of representatives of voluntary organisations, charities, commissioned service providers, funders and community groups consisting of or providing services for older people. We hold regular meetings to bring together these key representatives to help shape the future of Ageing Well in BaNES. Who can get involved? Any organisation working with older people in Bath and North East Somerset. Our Goals To help providers share experiences and enable us to work more effectively together to meet the needs of older people in Bath and North East Somerset. To promote a better understanding of the development of the health and wellbeing agenda and its impact on the voluntary sector. This will provide a wider view of what support is available across the community and how they can contribute to a bigger agenda, To explore initiatives that might lead to joint bidding for funding and contracts. To map the sector and organisations working with older people. Get Email Updates Get Email Updates To get an occasional update from 3SG on the activities of this network, just click the "Get Email Updates" button.

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Bath Spa University and 3SG have set up the Bath Social Impact Network (BSIN) to fill a gap identified for businesses and individuals working in social, community and environmental impact areas in Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES). Social Economy West About Us The Social Economy West project is a West of England Mayoral Combined Authority Initiative, led by Business West. 3SG is delivering the project in the Bath and North East Somerset region. This project is an extension of the work we have previously done with the School of Social Entrepreneurs and Bath Social Impact Network . Through this project we want to enable third sector organisations, social enterprises and co-operatives to achieve both sustainability and greater resilience in this economic climate. We hope to provide charities, third sector organisations, social enterprises, and co-operatives with the resources, expertise and guidance they need to: Explore opportunities for growth Effectively manage increasing demand on services Build economic resilience and enhance environmental sustainability Manage risk more effectively Diversify income streams To apply for this programme, please submit your application using the application form found here . Have any questions? Please contact Alfiya Khan at 3SG: alfiya@3sg.org.uk . Support Provided We aim to support organisations with these five key activities , including: 1-2-1 coaching and support Demand-led themed workshops Expert mentoring from social entrepreneurs Opportunity to join peer networks A comprehensive Accelerator programme by School of Social Entrepreneurs Apply for Programme Apply To apply for this programme, please click the "Apply" button to visit the Business West web page for Social Economy West - there's a form at the bottom of the page. Upcoming Events Social Economy West Live: Updates and Opportunities Wed 12 Nov Zoom More info Learn More 'Fit For Funding' Workshop Wed 26 Nov Bath More info Learn More Latest News Network Resources Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More

This is where we shine a spotlight on some of the volunteers in the BaNES area....highlighting some of those who generously give their time to charities and other 3rd Sector organisations in our area. Volunteer Spotlights Volunteer Spotlights View Volunteer in an area you are really passionate about and use any past experience that you have. Libby View Find something that you enjoy, just like with work it needs to spark you interests, help you grow or make you feel like you are giving something back. Joshua View Try different things, find an opportunity that makes you feel comfortable, and, most importantly, have fun! Alfiya View Decide which charity interests you, then go for it. You won't regret volunteering. Margaret View Even if it's only an hour a week you have spare, that time and effort can really help a charity whilst benefiting you too! Maddy View When you have the skills, it's nice to put them to good use. Graham View It takes all sorts to make a world, and we should value different people for the contribution they can make Henry View ...if there is a charity you want to really help, talk to them. Gwen View ...you know in that instance that, however small, you've created a bit more happiness in the world. Jamie View My volunteer experiences have taught me to always be positive! Never give up! Crispian View My volunteering experiences have taught me that people can achieve wonderful things by working together Susanne View As human beings, I believe we all need love, community and relationship and sometimes all it takes is a conversation to ensure that a person knows that they are inherently valuable... Laurence View It has been a privilege to be part of the programme and it gave me structure to my days when we were in lockdown Gill View I love knowing the people around me, participating in community life and helping out where I can Susan View People are very interesting and also very grateful for the work that the vaccinators do Fran View "What I found nice about the situation is that everyone was in good spirits" Jack We have put the spotlight on a range of amazing volunteers that are supporting local charities across Bath and North East Somerset. View the full spotlights below and get inspired!

We have a number of 3SG Networks that provide opportunities for organisations and individuals in BaNES to connect with each other, share resources and best practices, and collaborate on projects. Find out more about our wide range of networks here. Networks in the BaNES Area 3SG Networks View Ageing Well Network Organisations working with older people coming together to help shape the future of Ageing Well in BaNES. View Bath Social Impact Network Brings together like-minded groups and individuals to improve and grow the social economy in BaNES. View Fundraising & Comms Network A network for individuals in fundraising and communications to provide opportunities to share knowledge, learn and collaborate. View Leaders' Network A space for CEO's, Trustees, Senior Managers and other Third Sector leaders to connect, learn, share knowledge and support one another. View Social Economy West A project to enable third sector organisations, social enterprises and co-operatives to achieve both sustainability and greater resilience in this economic climate. View Volunteering Network Brings together organisations and community groups that coordinate and recruit volunteers. Get regular updates for a specific network by signing up here. We have several 3SG Networks that provide opportunities for organisations and individuals in Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES) to connect, share resources and collaborate. Find out more about our networks below. We’ve also outlined a range of local external networks aimed at Third Sector organisations, scroll directly here . External Networks A broad multi-agency, strategic group that has led work to address food insecurity in B&NES since early 2020 B&NES Fair Food Alliance View A community of local women who want to make a difference. Bath Women’s Fund View A Black-led infrastructure organisation, working for race equality across the South West. Black South West Network View Aims to raise the profile of the sector in delivering and sustaining services for children and young people in B&NES Children & Young People's Network View Led by B&NES Council, this is an opportunity for voluntary and community organisations and service providers to exchange information, promote projects or events and improve partnerships. Interagency Meetings View A practice network for Green Care, Nature Health and Wellbeing, Eco Therapy and other nature based approaches. Nature & Health Practice Network View A strategic green infrastructure project led by B&NES Council, Wessex Water, B&NES Public Health and Natural England. Somer Valley Rediscovered View A community in Bath, Bristol and the South-West driving support for technology for good through bringing people together, sharing knowledge and ideas. Tech4good South West View The Twerton & Whiteway Community Network is made up of local residents, groups and organisations. Twerton and Whiteway Community Network View The purpose of the Vocational Advice Network (VAN) is to bring together a wide range of local agencies and professionals to support each other in delivering employment and mental health focussed services to people within B&NES. We meet every 6 weeks at Bath City Farm with an option to join in online. For more information and to be added to the invite list please email: amy@bathcityfarm.org.uk Vocational Advice Network View Brings together Voscur, CVS South Gloucestershire, Voluntary Action North Somerset, Wesport, West of England Rural Network and 3SG West England Civil Society Partnership View We appreciate this list of local external networks is constantly evolving, so please let us know if a network is missing or needs updating. Have a question to ask other local Third Sector organisations? Click here to post a question in our new 3SG Forum!

As an organisation helping charities meet their goals, 3SG provides resources to assist charities finding volunteers. Find out more here. Become a Volunteer in BaNES Volunteering Opportunities View Looking to become a Trustee for a charity in BaNES? Check out our local list of trustee roles available to apply for. 3SG BaNES View A wide range of local volunteering opportunities available in Bath and North East Somerset. BaNES Community Volunteer Service View CharityJob has thousands of volunteering roles available across the UK. Use their handy search function to find a role to suit you. CharityJob View Find groups that need volunteers near you with the co-op's volunteer opportunities search. Co-op View Become a digital trustee through monthly matchmaking events & resources. Help get digital on the agenda of charity boards. Digital Trustees View Do you have three or more years' professional experience? Our skills-based volunteers support charities as trustees, on short term projects or with an ongoing commitment. Reach Volunteering View Connecting techies with charities, schools, and community groups who need help with technology projects. Technology Volunteers View Want to become a trustee? Get roles you are interested in and right for, straight to your inbox. This innovative system matches you to trustee roles based on your skills, experience, and interests. Trustees Unlimited View UWE Bristol View Our volunteering opprotunities page is an ever changing resource of current charity activities open to Bath students. Uni of Bath SU Interested in supporting a good cause or helping out in your local community? We've compiled a handy list below of places you can visit to find the perfect opportunity for you. Communication from 3SG Community Newsletter Our monthly community newsletter contains news about local volunteering, jobs, events & more. Subscribe Volunteer WhatsApp Join our WhatsApp chat to receive monthly roundups of current volunteer opportunities and ad hoc emergency response calls. Join Volunteer Spotlights Interested in reading local volunteer stories? View our Volunteer Spotlights for inspiration. View

Find out more about programs in the BANES area trying tro improve our environment, Environmental Projects The Bath & West Community Energy Fund (BWCE Fund) provides grants to local community projects that reduce carbon emissions and/or tackle fuel poverty. Operating as an independent charity, the Fund distributes surplus income from renewable energy company Bath & West Community Energy (BWCE) for community benefit. The Fund opens for applications in September each year – Visit their website Quartet Community Foundation brings together people who want to help the local community with projects that make a real difference. They award thousands of grants per year, supporting hundreds of thousands of people through local frontline charities and voluntary groups - Visit their website The Forest of Avon Trust are the West of England's tree and woodland charity and one of England's Community Forests. They support tree planting, woodland management, public access projects, woodland health and wellbeing courses, forest school and many other activities, all based on increasing our tree cover and the access everyone has to it - Visit their website Further funding... We have partnered with Bath & North East Somerset Council who have kindly provided a comprehensive list of Funding opportunities for Climate and Nature Emergency Projects Bath & North East Somerset Council also provides regular updates on local and national funding opportunities in a Funding Journal. This is updated regularly and kept on the Council’s website, currently as a pdf document which can be searched using key words. Information on training and networking opportunities is also included along with local and national consultations. The link to the page is here . Highlights from the Funding Journal are included in the regular Interagency Bulletins . You can sign up to receive these here . Regular Interagency Meetings are also held to encourage networking and information sharing between voluntary and community organisations. The meetings take place every other month by Zoom. They are very informal, held over a lunchtime and everyone is welcome. We created this online resources page as part of the event we ran for the BaNES Climate & Biodiversity Festival, on Monday 20th September. The theme of the event was ‘Delivering & Funding local environmental projects’ and it was open to all individuals and organisations wanting to tackle the challenges of the environmental crisis. This event took place at Bath Apex Hotel, as well as being streamed online for the speaker series element. Below you can find the recording of the speaker series, slides and further information about the speakers and stalls. Plus an extensive list of funding opportunities for environmental projects was produced for this event, more info on this can be found below. Recording of Event via Livestream Presentation Slides (Full Download Here) Higher quality version of the recording can be found via this link. Link to specific talks : BWCE Fund (0:19:24), Quartet CF (0:32:30), Forest of Avon Trust (0:47:44), Middle Ground Growers (1:03:42), EcoWild (1:21:26), Grow Batheaston (1:39:42) Thank you to Apex Hotel for the venue space and also a big thank you to BEM Josh Hale, Rufus Jones, Jesse Armstrong and Piers Lloyd who volunteered on the night. Also a special thanks to all the speakers who braved going up on the stage after over a year of being behind a zoom screen! We really hope all the attendees (both in-person and online) enjoyed the night and found it useful. Middle Ground Growers (MGG) was born in 2020. They grow organically on a 2-acre orchard and market garden in Bath. Like all vegetables, MGG started with an idea: producing ecologically grown food for local communities - Visit their website EcoWild (CIC) is a Community Interest Company that aims to enhance people’s relationship with their environment, creating inspiring opportunities for engaging with the natural world. In this way the seeds are sown for a long term fascination in the complexity and beauty of nature and a sense of stewardship towards the environment - Visit their website Grow Batheaston is about empowering ourselves, our children and each other to create a greener, more sustainable way of life in our local area. They aim to strengthen community, create food security and encourage biodiversity - Visit their website Delivering Local Environmental Projects Bath & West Community Energy A not for profit community benefit society delivering community owned renewable energy in Bath & North East Somerset and surrounding areas. Clean Local Energy. We build renewable energy generating projects e.g. rooftop solar, ground mounted solar arrays. Almost 13MW installed so far, enough to power 4,000 average homes. Community Owned. We raise funds though local people investing money in us and becoming voting members. Over £10 million raised from around 1000 members and bondholders. For Community Benefit. We re-invest surplus income in community projects through our BWCE Fund. Over £200.000 donated so far. Contact: nick.bird@bwce.coop · 07517 100889 · Website: www.bwce.coop · www.bwce.coop/community-benefit Bath Climate Emergency Centre Group A group of local people who are working towards establishing a Bath Climate Emergency Centre which will be a local, community-oriented organisation seeking to provide a community space that will be inclusive and welcoming to all, where people can come together in response to the climate and ecological emergency (CEE) and work for climate, ecological and social justice and promote compassionate citizenship and community resilience. Contact: bathcec@gmail.com Further info: They are also running a monthly pop up called the Green Outreach Hub generally in Kingsmead Square to provide information & ideas for practical action in response to the CEE - Join facebook group Bath Tram group Want to participate in the Trams discussion? To provide a public forum for discussion, BathTrams.uk has opened a "forum" on this website. To express an opinion for or against the trams concept, you can register to do so via the website below. Contact: taymcleanforeman@hotmail.com · tyningroad@gmail.com · 07941 280096 Website: https://bathtrams.uk/ ChangeMakers / BEAN ChangeMakers is Bath & NE Somerset's newest business network, with a specific focus on helping SMEs and community groups understand and align their organizations with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. BEAN is a "sister" network comprising most of the environmental groups and organizations, currently 30 members. Contact: hello@changemakers.uk Website: http://www.changemakers.uk/ · http://www.beanet.org.uk/ Forest of Avon Trust The West of England's tree and woodland charity and one of England's Community Forests. They support tree planting, woodland management, public access projects, woodland health and wellbeing courses, forest school and many other activities, all based on increasing our tree cover and the access everyone has to it. Any questions do just give them a call or drop an email and they will get in touch. Contact: alex.stone@forestofavontrust.org · 0117 963 3383 Website: https://forestofavontrust.org/ Further info: Trees for Climate webpage + Leaflet 1 & leaflet 2 Sign the Forest of Avon Pledge The Forest of Avon Plan Genesis Trust Furniture Shop Genesis Trust is a local charity that supports homeless and vulnerable people in the Bath area. We have a Furniture Shop that sells pre-loved, quality furniture to raise funds for the charity, but also supply furniture for people in need. Contact: furniture@genesistrust.org.uk · Gateway Centre Snow Hill London Road Bath BA1 6DH Further info: Genesis Trust Furniture Shop Flyer - The Furniture Shop is online using eBay as a platform. Meadow In My Garden Meadow in my Garden is the easy way to a beautiful bee-friendly garden. Stunning seed mixes to transform outdoor spaces and benefit the natural environment. Contact: info@meadowinmygarden.co.uk · 07717096888 Website: https://meadowinmygarden.co.uk/ Further info: Since 2011 they have been helping people to go wild in their gardens and working with community groups, councils and landscapers to create wildlife friendly planting schemes across the UK. More Trees BANES More Trees BANES is a not-for-profit community group, that works hard to protect and plant trees in the local area. Set up in 2008, they are run entirely by volunteers. They’ve planted approximately 9,000 trees so far, and are currently scaling up our work significantly. There is a huge groundswell of desire to plant and protect trees – they provide a simple means for people to take easy, positive actions. Contact: adam@moretrees.earth · 07739 737274 Website: http://www.moretrees.earth/ Further info: They are now partnered with www.growyourself.co.uk and are setting up a network of community tree nurseries. “We need an army of people to come on this journey with us!” Quartet Community Foundation Quartet Community Foundation brings together people who want to help the local community with projects that make a real difference. They recently published the Vital Signs 2021 Report ‘Climate and communities: a fairer, greener future in the West of England’. This highlights how Covid has hit our most disadvantaged communities hardest – and warns the climate crisis will do the same. Published in March 2021, the report examines how the climate crisis is already affecting lives in the West of England and includes local and national data on energy and transport, food, weather and nature. Read Report Contact: vitalsigns@quartetcf.org.uk Website: https://quartetcf.org.uk/vital-signs/ RSPB Bath Local Group (no longer able to attend) They are a support group in Bath for RSPB with about 200 members. They put on monthly talks and run visits to places of wildlife interest. Over the last two years they have supplied over 100 swift nest boxes to residents of Bath and are keen to develop links with a wider community. Contact: rspbbath@gmail.com · 01225834424 · Meet at St Andrews Community Church, Hawthorn Grove, Combe Down Website: https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/groups/bath Further info: RSPB Bath & District Local Group Flyer Share & Repair Share & Repair is a charity in Bath and North East Somerset. Our aims are to help local people save money and the planet through reduce, repair and reuse. They have various projects running: Library of Things Repairs HomeKIT How to Workshops Contact: hello@shareandrepair.org.uk Website: www. shareandrepair.org.uk Your Park Bristol & Bath (No longer able to attend) They connect communities in Bath & Bristol with their park to address local needs as well as responding to the ecological and climate emergencies by enhancing our parks for nature. Contact: info@yourpark.org.uk Website: http://www.yourpark.org.uk/ Funding Local Environmental Projects

As an organisation helping charities meet their goals, 3SG provides resources to assist charities finding volunteers. Find out more here. Finding Volunteers & Trustees Finding Volunteers View Recruiting volunteers in Bath and North East Somerset? Register for free to start posting your opportunities on the BaNES Community Volunteer Service website! BaNES Community Volunteer Service View Create an account to post free volunteering & trustee ads. CharityJob View Create a free Co-op account to start finding volunteers and promoting activities. Co-op View Reach's standard self-service ad board is free for charities with an annual turnover under £1m. Reach Volunteering View Connecting techies with charities, schools, and community groups who need help with technology projects. Technology Volunteers View UWE Bristol's Civic and Community Engagement team can help you find student volunteers – all bursting with enthusiasm to support you by putting their skills into practice. UWE Bristol View There are many ways University of Bath Students can help your cause. To list your opportunity, register your organisation for free Uni of Bath SU Recruiting Trustees View Advertise your Trustee vacancies to thousands of individuals across BaNES. We'll promote it on our website, social media and various local newsletters! 3SG BaNES View Create an account to post free volunteering & trustee ads. CharityJob View Recruit a digital trustee through monthly matchmaking events & resources. Help get digital on the agenda of your charity board. Digital Trustees View Reach's standard self-service ad board is free for charities with an annual turnover under £1m. Reach Volunteering View Free for NCVO members; scalable charges for others on this easy to use site Trustees Unlimited If you're a 3rd Sector Organisation, then at some point you're going to be searching for either volunteers or trustees...or both! At 3SG Bath & North East Somerset (BaNES), we know how challenging that can be. So we have compiled a list of resources to help you find the people you're after. Just click on the view button for each to learn how they can help you out.

3SG values equality, diversity and inclusion in our workplace and thoser of our members. This page shares links and news in the area of such equalities. Equalities News Useful Links - General Equality and Human Rights Commission : http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/ ACAS re the Equality Act : http://www.acas.org.uk/equalityact British Institute of Human Rights : https://www.bihr.org.uk/ Stonewall : http://www.stonewall.org.uk/ About Equal Opportunities : http://www.aboutequalopportunities.co.uk Employee Rights : https://manaksolicitors.co.uk/services/employment-law/ten-employee-rights-you-should-know/ Useful Links - Bath & North East Somerset Useful Links - Age Age UK : https://www.ageuk.org.uk/bathandnortheastsomerset/ UK Youth : http://www.ukyouth.org Useful Links - Disability EHRC : https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en People with Learning Difficulties : http://peoplefirstltd.com Mind : http://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-proble... Autism : www.autism.org.uk Disability in the workplace : https://www.thanksben.com/the-definitive-guide-to-disability-inclusion-in-the-workplace Useful Links - Gender EHRC : https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en The Fawcett Society : https://www.fawcettsociety.org.uk/ European Commission : https://ec.europa.eu/info/policies/justice-and-fundamental-rights/gender-equality/equal-pay/causes-unequal-pay-between-men-and-women_en Anthony Gregg Partnership : https://www.anthonygregg.com/insights/closing-the-gender-pay-gap-in-the-retail-sector/ Useful Links - Race Runnymede Trust : www.runnymedetrust.org BEMSCA : www.bemsca.com Race on the Agenda (ROTA) : http://www.rota.org.uk Black South West Network : https://www.blacksouthwestnetwork.org/ Useful Links - Religion & Belief EHRC : https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en BBC – Religions: http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions Useful Links - Sexual Orientation EHRC : https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en Off The Record Banes : https://www.offtherecord-banes.co.uk/lgbt-space EACH Challenging homophobia : http://www.eachaction.org.uk Stonewall : www.stonewall.org.uk Useful Links - Transgender EHRC : https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en The Gender Trust : http://gendertrust.org.uk Gender Identity Research and Education Society : https://www.gires.org.uk/ The Beaumont Society : http://www.beaumontsociety.org.uk/ Equality, diversity and inclusion is vital to 3SG's work; it improves our ability to meet the needs of the organisations and people we serve, adding value to our work and the opportunities we offer. On this page we have collated a range of relevant resources, news and links to further information. Local Equalities Forums : https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/services/your-council-and-democracy/equality-and-diversity/equality-groups-bath-and-north-east-somer Banes Council equalities : https://www.bathnes.gov.uk/services/your-council-and-democracy/equality-and-diversity B In Bath : https://bib-network.org/ Black Families Education Support Group : https://www.educationequals.org.uk/ For a range of up to date equalities news, visit Equally Yours here Equalities