Community Constellations

Community Constellations - The Project

Community Constellations helps community-led groups to do what they do best – supporting people and building their communities. We work with partner organisations to create generative spaces in which user-led organisations can support each other and build for the future.

Starting 2021, we will be working with our partners to produce reflective spaces and create resources for people involved in user-led organisations.

- Ruairi White, Project Manager

Community Constellations is a new capacity-building project for the vibrant but precarious user-led and community-led sector in London launching towards the start of the New Year. The project was funded for six months by City Bridge Trust via the London Community Response Fund.

The project follows on from the NSUN Covid-19 Fund and is looking to support and network groups and organisations which support people living with mental ill health, distress or trauma.

Check back for information about upcoming events, resources and publications.

18 December 2020

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Community Constellations

Community Constellations is a new capacity-building project for the vibrant but precarious user-led and community-led sector in London

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