Charfield
Banwell, Churchill & Langford, and Winscombe & Sandford are three neighboursport can limit what people take part in, especially for families and those on lower incomes, and information about “what’s on” is spread across Facebook pages, church newsletters, and noticeboards.
Loneliness in these parishes is often quiet, hidden behind every day routines.
New residents may not know wheways have company, confidence, or suitable transport. People who no longer drive, particularly in the evenings, find it hard to stay socially connected. Those on lower incomes or caring for others often put themselves last and describe feeling “left out of the loop.”
The region
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CVS South Gloucestershire supports local charities, voluntary groups, and social enterprises to build a stronger community.
It is a trusted local organisation with deep rooted relationships. As the only infrastructure organisation solely focussed on South Gloucestershire, they are uniquely positioned to listen, connect, and nurture grassroots initiatives that address loneliness and build belonging.
Working closely with area leads from South Gloucestershire Council, CVS South Gloucestershire brings a clear vision for piloting and scaling the Impact Alliance programme to maximise impact. Their commitment to equitable fund distribution ensures resources reach organisations embedded in our communities, while championing an Asset- Based Community Development approach to empower sustainable, community-led change.
CVS South Gloucestershire
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Redcatch Community Garden
One Green Kitchen, courtesy of Black South West Network
The Stockwood Wombles, courtesy of Bristol Charities
Redcatch Community Garden
Friends Ageing Better (FAB) disco, courtesy of Age UK Bristol