Here’s just a small taste of the results!

• 1,264 people joined a one-day introductory course in community organising.
• 92% of learners said our training met their expectations and 94% learned something new about community organising.
• 8,200 group and individual listenings were held across 20 Social Action Hubs and our membership.
• The new Community Organisers website has had 14,000 unique readers and received 1,947-page visits during the initial three-day launch period.
• £464,000 in grants to Social Action Hubs and member organisers for community organising training and peer networking.
• £750,000 raised during the year for local community organising and training (by Social Action Hubs and Community Organisers).

Some of the main issues, concerns, and visions for change that people organised around this year in our network were:

• Affordable and decent housing
• Clean and green spaces and streets
• Isolation, loneliness, and mental wellbeing
• Food poverty, welfare benefits, and income
• Cost of living – funerals, water charges, car parking
• Safety of young people
• Local assets and services
• Racism, community cohesion, and community spirit

Read the full report HERE.