WOLSELEY BUSINESS PARK
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Plymouth Together Website Link
https://plymouthtogether.co.uk/
Plymouth Together Fund: Donate now to help Keyham recovery
The Wolseley Trust will be supporting communities in Keyham by overseeing the Plymouth Together Fund, helping to coordinate and distribute all the fundraising that has been raised to support the families and communities impacted by the tragedy.
On Thursday 12 August 2021, Maxine Davison, Stephen Washington and Kate Shepherd, were killed in Keyham, along with father and daughter Lee Martyn, and Sophie Martyn aged three.
As the community tries to rebuild and restore, the City has been touched by the outpouring of love and kindness that has been seen across the country.
Thousands of pounds has already been donated to various charities, groups and organisations to help support the communities impacted by the tragedy and help them rebuild and restore.
To help co-ordinate the fundraising, and ensure that funding is collected safely and distributed to those who need it, the Wolseley Trust will be the co-ordinating ‘hub’ for the collections.
The Wolseley Trust is local organisation that aim to help support community regeneration in Plymouth.
The Trust will be working with the Keyham community, including the Neighbourhood Watch group, and others, to collate all the fundraising that has been raised and place into a new ‘Plymouth Together Fund’. Working arm-in-arm with the community, they will then distribute the funding to the families of the victims and also to other local projects, groups and activities that support the recovery of the area.
Kevin Sproston, Chair of Keyham Neighbourhood Watch, said:
“It has been outstanding how many people have donated money to help our community. We will work with the Wolseley Trust to make sure that all the money donated goes directly to the local community impacted by this tragedy and to the families.
“Thank you to everyone in Plymouth and beyond that have shown that despite the dark days that lie ahead, we have support from so many people.”
COVID-19 Services Update
Now more than ever the Wolseley Trust is drawing on its network of resources and partners across Plymouth to reach and support our communities, businesses and service users.
All our communities are at the heart of what we do. Please contact our teams to find out how we can help.
Please click the links below for advice/guidance and more link on COVID-19/Coronavirus
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-list-of-guidance
www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/
The Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre Wellbeing Hub
In line with the Governments roadmap, the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre is now open to the public.
Our Wellbeing Hub Coordinator Nicki will be availble on email nickichinnock@wolseley-trust.org or by phone 07305 052575 or 01752 203670.
We are here to help and support you, so please come to our centre or get in touch with our team by phone or email.
Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre Risk Assessment
Our Wolseley Community
The Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre is now open to the public, but we can still offer support online and on the phone to help those in our community who may feel vulnerable and isolated.
If you are a local resident who is alone, isolated or struggling with mental health then please get in touch to find out how we can help support you and link you to our network of services and online sessions.
Contact nickichinnock@wolseley-trust.org or call 07305 052575 or 01752 203670
Click here to visit our Facebook Page
Our Business Community
Throughtout the pandemic, we have continued to support our business community on their roadmap to economic recovery and beyond.
We work closely with our colleagues from Plymouth City Council Economic Development Hub, our Membership body and professional services to provide business advice and support on schemes and grants currently available.
Our Business Manager, Sharon Wood has been curating and disseminating advice and guidance to our 40 small businesses, charities and not for profit tenants.
Please connect with us:
Contact sharonwood@wolseley-trust.org or call 01752 203670
Our Health Community
We are very proud to be a partner in the Plymouth City Council Caring For Plymouth Support Hub. Caring for Plymouth, is an alliance between the Council, Livewell Southwest and a number of Voluntary and Community Sector organisations such as ourselves and aims to provide emergency support and guidance to the most vulnerable within our communities.
Our Social Prescribing team is continuing to work closely with our colleagues in primary Care and taking referrals from 33 GP practices across Plymouth to support people that are most vulnerable at this time. For more information, please contact the team on 01752 203673 or click here.
The Healthy Futures Counselling Service is still operating and providing free one to one counselling support to people living in our area of benefit. For more information, please click here.
Our Healthy Living Centre and Wellbeing Hub Partners
Please see websites below for updates and to find out how these services can be accessed.
Wolseley Trust Counselling Service - Please click here
Elder Tree - https://eldertreeplymouth.co.uk/
Alcoholics Anonymous - www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk
Miranda City Fitness (Supertone Exercise Sessions) - www.mirandacityfitness.com
Credit Union - https://cpcu.co.uk/
One Stop Advocacy - http://www.onestopadvocacy.com/
Stop Smoking Support - https://www.livewellsouthwest.co.uk/
Eat That Frog - https://eatthatfrog.ac.uk/
Colebrook South West, Headspace - https://www.colebrooksw.org/head-space/
Useful Links and Numbers:
Caring for Plymouth : https://www.plymouth.gov.uk/coronaviruscovid19information/caringplymouth
Plymouth PIE club: https://www.facebook.com/Plymouth-PIE-club-103320671307676/
Plymouth Online Directory: https://www.plymouthonlinedirectory.com/
NHS Volunteer Responders - call 0808 196 3646
THE VISION
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To involve the local community in fully managing and assisting with the economic and community regeneration of our own inner-city area of Plymouth
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To help bring real life style improvements in the form of jobs, health, wealth and business opportunities, to benefit people from our inner-city area
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To become largely self-sufficient, reducing grant dependency by sustaining our community activities through our own trading- generating surplus from managing the assets developed from capital funding and recycling this money to help
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To provide services for local people.
Both parts of our business are important to us and we strive to be the best possible practitioner in both aspects:
OUR TRADING
Developing and managing business and industrial premises as well as providing meeting room and community facility hire to provide a sustainable income
INTEGRATING OUR BUSINESS ACTIVITIES TO SUBSIDISE…………
OUR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Helping people and organisations from our area providing services from our Wolseley Community Resource Building and Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre plus community infrastructure support by way of finance, advice and support.
