Working with community groups and charities in Cambridge, South Cambs and Fenland, giving them the skills and the confidence to be awesome.
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ALT Close up of a person's face looking into the camera, they have a beard and short hair. Text reads: Stop suicide workshop. Free to attend online. Stop suicide. Workshops delivered by CPSL Mind.
ALT Image of a piggy money bank with some coins dropping in the slot. Text reads: Fundraisers Network. We also see the Support Cambridgeshire interim logo with smaller logos of Hunts Forum and CCVS underneath.
ALT Plum colour background. Support Cambridgeshire and CCVS logos. Brainstorming graphic. Central title: training, additional words linked: Advising, Goal, Instructions, Learning, knowledge, coach, skill, ability, teaching, development. A hand holding a pencil pointing to the words
ALT Picture of people high-fiving each other. Text reads: New blog post. We're here to help you. Support Cambridgeshire interim logo.
ALT Photo of Karen. She has shoulder length brown hair; she is wearing a dark blue top with gold palm trees and is standing outside by a bush smiling. She holds a piece of paper that reads âI love small charities because the uplift and enrich the community!â We also see her name, âKarenâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos.
ALT We see Jignaâs quote: âI love small charities because every day I am reminded of the power of small, our community groups and local charities fight the good fight daily, to champion and support their work is an honour and privilege. We see a small photo of Jigna. She has shoulder length dark hair, is wearing a white top and is smiling to camera. We also see her name, âJignaâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos.
ALT Photo of Faith. She has curly brown hair; she is wearing a red dress and sunglasses and is standing outside by a tree smiling. She holds a piece of paper that reads âI love small charities because they take a little bit of money and a lot of love and create real changeâ. Doodle of a heart. We also see her name, âFaithâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos.
ALT Celebration Day poster. Sunday 13 July 11am to 4pm. The Beeches Isleham CB7 5RY. Graphics of amputees side by side. We also see bunting and balloons.
ALT Third Sector Trends logo. Lots of colourful shapes build into a square. Text reads: Third Sector Trends 2025. We see sponsorship logos.
ALT A white image with orange and yellow bubbles. There is coffee mugs scattered across the image. One teacup has âopen to allâ on the side. Please note that refreshments wonât be provided. A project run by Support Cambridgeshire Charity number: 1114926. Volunteer Cambs and Support Fenland logos. Whittlesey pop in. 1st Wednesday of the month. Wednesday 2 July 9:30am - 11:30am Hangout, 5 Market Place, Whittlesey PE7 1BA. Chatteris pop in. 1st Wednesday of the month. Wednesday 2 July 1:00pm - 2:00pm. Nana's Tea Room, 25a High Street, Chatteris PE16 6BG March pop in. 1st Tuesday of the month. Tuesday 8 July 10:00am - 12:00pm Tesco (cafe upstairs), Hostmoor Avenue, March PE15 0AX Wisbech pop in. 3rd Tuesday of the month. Tuesday 15 July 10:00am - 12:00pm. Tesco (downstairs in the foyer), Cromwell Road, Wisbech PE14 0RG
ALT Small Charities are the heart of communities. Small Charity Week logo.
ALT Photo of Tiana. She has long blonde hair; she is wearing a white top and is standing outside by a bush smiling. She holds a piece of paper that reads âI love small charities because they have a strong focus on the communityâ We also see her name, âTiarnaâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos.
ALT We see Sarahâs quote: âI love small charities because great things really do come in small packages! Very often the smaller groups are the more local ones who are really aware of their community needs. Being smaller, they can often adapt and diversify quicker, making them extremely reactive and effective. Many volunteers are attracted to smaller charities, as their help and funds stay local which they find rewarding and meaningful.â We also see a small photo of Sarah. She has blonde hair and is wearing glasses. She has a colourful scarf around her neck. We also see her name, âSarahâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos
ALT Plum colour background. Support Cambridgeshire and CCVS logos. Brainstorming graphic. Central title: training, additional words linked: Advising, Goal, Instructions, Learning, knowledge, coach, skill, ability, teaching, development. A hand holding a pencil pointing to the words
ALT Close up of a person's face looking off into the distance. Text reads: Stop suicide workshop. Free to attend online. Stop suicide. Workshops delivered by CPSL Mind.
ALT Photo of Hayley. She has long brown shoulder length dark hair; she is wearing a green dress with black dots. She stands next to a pinboard with a Volunteer Cambs poster on it. She holds a piece of paper that reads âI love small charities because they make such difference in local communities!â Doodle of a smiley face. We also see her name, âHayleyâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos
ALT A white image with orange and yellow bubbles. There is coffee mugs scattered across the image. One teacup has âopen to allâ on the side. Please note that refreshments wonât be provided. A project run by Support Cambridgeshire Charity number: 1114926. Volunteer Cambs and Support Fenland logos. Whittlesey pop in. 1st Wednesday of the month. Wednesday 2 July 9:30am - 11:30am Hangout, 5 Market Place, Whittlesey PE7 1BA. Chatteris pop in. 1st Wednesday of the month. Wednesday 2 July 1:00pm - 2:00pm. Nana's Tea Room, 25a High Street, Chatteris PE16 6BG March pop in. 1st Tuesday of the month. Tuesday 8 July 10:00am - 12:00pm Tesco (cafe upstairs), Hostmoor Avenue, March PE15 0AX Wisbech pop in. 3rd Tuesday of the month. Tuesday 15 July 10:00am - 12:00pm. Tesco (downstairs in the foyer), Cromwell Road, Wisbech PE14 0RG
ALT Photo of Lorna. She has shoulder length dark hair with highlights of grey; she is wearing a bright pink and purple jumpsuit and glasses and is standing outside by a bush smiling. She holds a piece of paper that reads âI love small charities because they meet needs in their local community and are the glue holding everything togetherâ We also see her name, ââLornaâ and the Small Charity Week and Support Cambridgeshire Interim logos.
ALT Image of a piggy money bank with some coins dropping in the slot. Text reads: Fundraisers Network. We also see the Support Cambridgeshire interim logo with smaller logos of Hunts Forum and CCVS underneath.