Our aims and objectives, impact on the ground and how we operate as a federation of charities.
The main themes of our work and some of our most important initiatives.
What we can do for the wide range of people and organisations that we work with.
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Groundwork manages and takes part in a number of major initiatives regionally.
Initiatives like these mean we can join up many local projects, helping to share ‘what works’ and make more of an impact on the ground. It also often means helping other organisations and learning from their successes.
M&S and Groundwork partner up to launch @myurbangreen - a campaign to reconnect communities with their local green spaces. Find out how to get involved in your area.
Groundwork has joined with Cadbury to help bring their Spots v Stripes campaign to communities across the North East.
Fit Mamas is a free programme of Green Exercise run in Darlington designed to help mums get back into shape after having a baby.
River Routes in Stockton aims to link communities with river corridors to explore, enjoy and become passionate about.
Turning the corner is a project that addresses concerns around anti-social behaviour and the fear of crime by working with young people and local businesses to improve the surrounding area.
Our Green Infrastructure project helps maintain and improve the urban and rural green spaces where we all live, work and play.
Groundwork delivers a free Green Activity Scheme we are working in partnership with the Exercise Referral and Weight Management Programme. This scheme is designed to be a fun healthy way to help people to grow their own food and become healthier.
We work alongside communities, public bodies, private companies and voluntary sector organisations.
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Groundwork works with people to create things that both last , interest and inspire people to do more in their communities