Are you a parent, carer, young person with SEND, or a professional supporting families? The Lancashire SEND Roadshow is coming to communities across Lancashire, bringing together information, advice, support, and services for children and young people aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
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The roadshows are a fantastic opportunity to find out more about local support, connect with organisations, and discover what's available in your area.

The recording from the latest  People Of Pendle Meeting (August) is now available to watch.
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This meeting brings together partners from across Burnley to share important updates, connect on local priorities, and discuss ongoing work supporting communities across the town.

​Looking for a relaxed and welcoming creative activity? Join a series of hands-on workshops designed for all abilities, with no experience needed.

Over 12 weeks, young people taking part in the Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service – King’s Trust programme developed new skills, built confidence, supported their community and prepared for their future careers.

Pendle's Community Resilience Conference 2026.
 
When: Wednesday 30th September 9am- 3pm 
Where: Colne Muni, Albert Road
 
Pendle faces some of the highest levels of childhood poverty in the UK, but within our communities lies an equally powerful strength – the people, the partnerships and a shared determination to create change. This event is an opportunity to bring together the organisations, community groups, services and individuals who are already making a difference every day. Together, we can tackle the root causes of poverty, build stronger and more resilient communities, and ensure that every resident has the opportunity not just to survive, but to thrive.
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Our final Fresk event of this years programme will be on 4th August, 11-3pm Building Bridges, Scotland Rd, Nelson as part of our new Climate Lab Pendle programme, which you would be very welcome to attend.

📢 Young people in Lancashire - we want to hear from you!