We use Community Organising (CO) to ignite action for social change, using CO principles to effectively engage residents and bring them together to make social change that matters to them. Ask us about our Community Organising consultancy service.
We offer a range of quality training courses, from 1 day accredited workshops to formal qualifications. You can find out more about our latest training offering and prices here. We also offer bespoke training to meet your training requirements.
The Revival Room is an ethical approach to online trading that ignites enterprise and improves financial well-being. Through the Revival Room, residents can sell their goods, learn selling skills & start enterprises.
Community Roots CIC’s aim is to ignite action to bring about social change in communities. We use the principles of Community Organising to facilitate change that builds strong, welcoming and resilient communities based on what really matters to residents. We believe residents given the right conditions and support are best placed to make a difference to where they live.
We have 3 main strands to our work that helps fulfill our aim to bring about social change in communities, which include our grassroots community organising work with residents, delivery of excellent training courses to those with a passion and interest in communities and igniting community enterprise through our Revival Room business initiative.
To find out more about our background, story and the people involved in making Community Roots CIC a success, read more about us.
Community Roots CIC is a non-for-profit organisation that has charitable aims and objectives. A Community Interest Company (CIC) is a recognised legal structure for social businesses like us, as well as being registered with Companies House we are also regulated by the CIC Regulator who ensures we meet our charitable aims.
CIC’s are the fastest growing legal structures in the UK, with recognised advantages for those setting up in the third sector, notably unrestricted legal trading, autonomy and responsiveness. In a world of shrinking grant funding, sustainable social and community businesses are emerging using trading to deliver social benefit.
We have provided support to other budding social and community businesses, if you have a question or need support please get in touch to see if we can help.
My last project update blog post seems a long time ago now. And, when I looked the other day and realised it was all the way back in February, I was shocked. It’s fair to say a few things have happened since then. But before I dive into it, I’d like to recap on what…
In the last update, I touched on our visits to Craddock Court and the Nailsworth Youth Forum alongside some of our plans moving forward – if you missed this click here to read January’s update. During this month we have been continuing to build on the activity we started in January as well as documenting…
