Ruth Watson is an eco-activist, mental health advocate, and entrepreneur; with her businesses EcologicoUK and RAW Education and Training, she has navigated how businesses can be sustainable in both senses of the word.
Her businesses allow her to follow her values and benefit her community while making money to support her family and the community where she lives.
In this webinar, she discusses tips for embedding sustainability into your own community enterprise.
Join Angela and the volunteers at Grow Blackpool for another Grow and Eat session, this time making a tasty Moroccan tagine using lots of freshly harvested squash and courgettes
Read our independent evaluation of the Northern Network project, by research consultants Wavehill.
We have digested all the knowledge we have gained over the last 18 months and created a guide to building your own Green Community Hub. Download it here!
Join Janine at West Gorton Park to find out how to maintain a willow structure.
Funding your Green Hub activities is always going to be one of your key concerns. But don’t despair, it doesn’t need to be scary, read our top tips and you will be well on your way to success.
To ensure the success and sustainability of your Green Community Hub and its activities, it is really helpful to make links with similar organisations working in the local area. So, how do you work with partner organisations?
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