“A think and do tank that’s able to transform services and lives wherever they are.”
Richard Wilson, Good Help founder
- Reducing health inequalities
- A community-led approach
- New report
“My involvement made me feel encouraged, connected and empowered to be an initiator in our city.”
“I am in awe of their collective minds and hopeful hearts. Grapevine is a power house.”
“I feel more connected to Ball Hill. I feel part of a community that is taking action. I feel a greater sense of pride.”
Are you ready to walk alongside people who’ve experienced homelessness and rough sleeping—helping them take the driver’s seat in building a brighter, more connected future? We’re looking for a Settle and Thrive project worker—someone bold, compassionate and full of hope—to join Grapevine’s Strengthening People team. You’ll be working directly with people who’ve faced trauma, addiction […]
Read MoreOne year since our ‘Organising Change’ event on building power and relationships through tough times, and just over a week since our final ‘big system conversation’ on the Healthy Communities Together (HCT) programme in Willenhall, Coventry—we share our latest #GrapevineAt30 blog. Firstly highlighting the release of our new ‘Neighbourhood health from the ground up’ HCT […]
Read MoreJoin Grapevine and Central England Law Centre on Wednesday 4 June for a drop-in event to help local people affected by the government’s proposed changes to disability benefits. Our staff will be on hand to help people respond to the national consultation at the ‘Consultation Live’ event in the first floor foyer at the Belgrade […]
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