 Our News - September 2025 is here! Dear Neighbour, The September issue of Our News is here! We've got lots to share this month including:
 This month, we have been busy out and about and behind the scenes.
Recently, we wrapped up our Disability Voices Phase 2 project, which is now heading into the analysis stage with the report due to be published in the coming months📃 Amongst our engagement work out and about across Lancashire, we are proud to be supporting an ongoing petition designed to protect independent patient voices after the Government announced its decision to abolish Healthwatch in the future. Scroll to find out more👇 Please see the link below for the latest Heads up Health Protection bulletin. Please could you share this with all your contacts who may find this information useful:   🎉 Your August Camerados Newsletter is Here – Movement Mischief and more!🎉
Hello, lovely movement folk! It's been a hot one, and Camerados all around the world have been seizing every opportunity to come together in the sunshine. Public Living Rooms have been popping up at festivals, parks, and community spaces near and far. Not even the Atlantic Ocean is a barrier! Some folk have even been travelling overseas to visit each other.   Welcome to the August Edition of Community Foundation for Lancashire Newsletter
We’re excited to bring you another round of stories and updates that shine a light on the people, projects, and partnerships driving positive change in Lancashire communities. This month’s newsletter features articles that investigate the importance of transparency in grant making, celebrate two of our trustees receiving honours from the King and much more. A special welcome to our new trustee Philip Rooney. Christians Against Poverty (CAP) offers a range of free, practical support in Burnley to help people manage debt, build skills, and improve financial wellbeing.  The Lancashire Mental Health Partnership (LMHP) has released its latest Zine, packed with:
The Zine celebrates the voices of those with lived experience, alongside the dedication of local organisations and partners who are working together to build stronger mental health pathways across Lancashire.  Community Roots, part of Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust, is welcoming people to join their network group this September at the Chai Centre, Hurtley Street, Burnley (BB10 1BY)
 YOUR LATEST NEWS FOR CARERS IN EAST LANCASHIRE
As part of developing the Rossendale Sport and Physical Activity Strategy 2025–2030, we worked closely with local women and girls to understand their needs, barriers, and motivations around being active.  Pendleside Hospice is opening its doors for a special Community Day — giving everyone the chance to find out more about their local hospice.   Nelson has been awarded £20 million from the Government over the next 10 years — and the community will shape how it’s spent.
Pendle Borough Council is asking residents to share their views and priorities to help create a long-term plan that delivers the best outcomes for Nelson.  Calling all of you who struggle with using any piece of technology: whether it be a tablet, smartphone or laptop, we’re here to help. Citizens Advice East Lancashire (CAEL) are offering a free, appointment-based service aiming to give digital support to anyone who may need it.
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