Newsletter January 2021

Newsletter January 2021

Posted 29th January 2021

Happy New Year and welcome to our first newsletter of 2021. We hope you are continuing to keep safe and well during the pandemic.

Staff & young people excelled in the ‘strange’ times of 2020 and we are excited about what the New Year will bring. Whilst these are challenging and uncertain times we will come through this together, having developed new ways of working and with a renewed focus on the strength and value of relationships.

Whats included:

  • CEO update
  • Meet Luke
  • Get involved
  • New website
  • CLNM
  • Digital Poverty
  • Start a House Project
  • Coming soon

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