The new year is just around the corner, and 2026 will mark 50 years since The Trust was founded. During this milestone year, there will be so many great courses for young people aged 16-30 to get involved with.


Coming up in the New Year:

• Get Started with Digital Photography
• Get into Engineering and Business Services w/ BAE
• Free funding to train or find work

Read on to find out more!

You are warmly invited to attend our next King’s Trust Together for Youth Network Meeting, bringing together organisations across Lancashire to strengthen collaboration and improve outcomes for young people.

Please see below for the latest information and events relevant for professionals and organisations tackling poverty across Lancashire:

📌 The Lancashire Anti-Poverty Network is continuing to collect information about organisations delivering money guidance across Lancashire, as well as insights to inform where this support is most needed. The survey should be completed by professionals working with household experiencing poverty, or who may come into contact with households experiencing poverty through the course of their work.

Respondents are also able to enter a raffle to win a £50 Love2Shop voucher. The survey is linked here: Mapping money guidance, advice and activity across Lancashire – Fill in form
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​It has been a year of collaboration and  raising awareness for the suicide prevention  programme and we are hoping to see the  impact of our work with more conversations  about the Orange Button Scheme and suicide  prevention.  We would like to take this opportunity to say a massive  thank you, to you all not only for staying involved in this  scheme this year but also for seeing the importance and  aim of the scheme in your world and making suicide  prevention everyone’s business.

Hello Neighbours! 

Christmas is just around the corner, and we have a bumper crop of interesting stories this month.  From keeping your home safe over the festive period, to celebrating our wonderful volunteers, to our free webinar on Domestic Abuse. 
We hope you find it all useful and interesting. We're always keen to know what you think. 
Our next newsletter will be shared on Monday 12 January. We hope you enjoy a warm, safe and neighbourly Christmas break - see you next year! 

We produce a monthly bulletin with our health and community partners to keep you updated on the community support and activities happening across Rossendale.

This includes information from our community groups, events,
health information, grants and community training
opportunities.
We hope you will find the bulletin useful.
All published Community Bulletins are available on our website - Community Bulletins

Feel free to share the bulletin with friends, community groups
and on your own social media. If you have any information
that you would like to share in our next bulletin, or you would
like to be added to the e-mail distribution list, email us at
[email protected]

Share your views with us...

Off the back of our recent Women's Health project, we had many men approach us and ask if we would be investigating their health concerns and priorities, and the answer is yes! 
We are exploring experiences of men's health in our county, and your voice is really important to us.

We would like you to tell us about your health priorities and concerns, as well as your experiences with men's health care services in Lancashire.  ​