The Museum of Cambridge has told the extraordinary stories of ordinary people since 1936. We care for our collection of over 40,000 everyday objects, which evoke the diverse daily lives of those living in this region over the last 300 years.

We recruit local people with experience of homelessness as Experience Leaders (running walking tours and other activities, as well as skills and work peer support sessions, research and co-production group) and as Operatives in our cleaning and gardening business. We provide flexible, supportive, dignified employment and support other employers to make employment more inclusive.

A Museum that showcases the history of Newmarket and the history of horseracing.

The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity supports people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness, life-limiting conditions or needing end-of-life care.

At Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire (CPSL) Mind we are passionate about positive wellbeing and provide support to local people who may experience mental health challenges.

Cambridgeshire ACRE is the rural community council for Cambridgeshire, supporting villages and parishes to thrive through affordable housing, community buildings, wellbeing initiatives such as community hubs and climate action, while ensuring rural voices shape local policy, funding and decision-making.

We are a registered charity set up to champion and support community and voluntary groups and promote volunteering across Cambridgeshire.

We provide free, confidential, impartial advice and support to anyone on any problems they face in their lives. We offer help to people in need across a wide range of social areas including employment rights, money management, housing, and accessing welfare. We are part of a network of around 320 other local offices, regulated by National Citizens Advice who audit the quality of our work regularly.

Play Included train health and education professionals to use the Brick-by-Brick programme, an evidence-based collaborative LEGO play programme designed to support children's social, emotional and communication development.

Specialist disability welfare organisation supporting people in Cambridgeshire aged 16+.

An educational charity based in Cambridge, UK, working in the field of digital inclusion.

Providing accommodation, support, and specialist services for homeless men and women in Cambridge since 1970—helping those experiencing or at risk of homelessness to fulfil their potential, regardless of background or past.

A charity bringing crucial lifesaving care, by land and air, to patients in life-threatening emergencies in the East of England and beyond, 24/7.

Turtle Dove is a non-for-profit CIC which works with young women who are, or are at risk of not being in education, employment or training. The mission is to support them into the workplace via an alternative education programme, hospitality training and a peer/ pastoral support network. 

Specialists in services for deaf people. A CQC regulated care, advocacy and community organisation with decades experience in working with deaf people.

Offering free and confidential information and support to young people for over 40 years. Supporting any young person up to the age of 25 with their mental health, caring responsibilities, housing, sexual health and more.

Committed to supporting the sustainable growth of the City in housing, jobs and community infrastructure. Planning for future growth that preserves the City’s best qualities, sustains its environmental, social and economic fabric and is supported by a first class transport infrastructure.

Dedicated to tackling clothing poverty and enhancing circularity within the fashion industry. Award-winning clothes donation platform for people and brands who want to do good, where refugees can shop for free.

Supporting individuals, families, and couples to provide supported lodgings for teenagers and young adults who are ‘at risk' of homelessness including those in and/or leaving care.

Supporting local people with learning disabilities, those on the autistic spectrum, or living with mental ill health to achieve goals in life skills, training, work, friendship, and fun.