E.ON UK

HQ: 2 Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BX, United Kingdom

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Ingol And Tanterton Community Trust Limited

Preston, UK

It’s important to note the Centre is open for essential services, providing information, advice, guidance services. 1-2-1 support, food and crisis support. Safety measures and social distancing is in place Monday: 1-2-1 support, employability support, food crisis service and advice and guidance drop in. Whitby's Homemade (Nutritious, tasty, homemade meals). Tuesday: Whitby’s Pantry is running by appointment only. 9am – 3pm (last appointment).. 1-2-1 support, employability support, food crisis service and advice and guidance drop in. Whitby's Homemade (Nutritious, tasty, homemade meals). Wednesday – Whitby’s Pantry is running by appointment only 9am – 3pm (last appointment). 1-2-1 support, employability support, food crisis service and advice and guidance drop in. Whitby's Homemade (Nutritious, tasty, homemade meals). Thursday: The Centre is closed but our staff are working from home, you can still contact us on 01772 760 760 or email us at info@intact-preston.org.uk and a member of our team will still be able to help you with your enquiry. Friday: 1-2-1 support, employability support, food crisis service and advice and guidance drop in. An online, telephone and email service has been provided - contact information including info@intact-preston.org.uk has been distributed via Facebook, Mail-Chimp, Next Door, PCC. Deb, our Centre Support and Advice Officer is the main point of contact and dealing with queries online. We can also be reached on Facebook messenger via our Facebook page. Other – We are part of the Community Food Hub now operating across Preston to distribute food parcels. Intact will help and support vulnerable residents throughout the current situation, working with a range of public and voluntary sector organisations working with local groups, external organisations and individuals. Mobile tablets have been donated including internet data. These are currently being distributed to some of our most vulnerable, socially isolated and shielded, service users who can’t afford the internet. Employability We are still delivering out Changing Futures and Invest in Youth programmes albeit on a reduced service. However, we are looking at ways to develop employability services remotely. Online Services • We now have a dedicated Intact Community Facebook Group where you can join in with conversations, ask questions or share what matters to you with other members of the intact family. • Thrifty Kitchen is still cooking with the team now producing videos at home and sharing their knowledge via their own dedicated Facebook group and YouTube Channel. You can get recipes, ask questions, help others, share your creations and enjoy some foodie chat.

Friends of Kings Rise - PTFA

Birmingham, UK

We are all small group of parents, teachers and community enthusiasts who aim to improve the education ans overall well-being of all students who attend Kings Rise Academy. We aim to improve the literacy and environmental education that all children receive through initiatives and events to raise funds to improve the current school grounds. Kings Rise Academy prides itself on supporting all families in need! For many years the school has run a weekly food bank on a Wednesday which supplies essential food packages to families in need. The school communicates the availability through the in house communication platform to families and they advise the school, via a Google form, it they are in need of support. The school currently has its own set up with food arrangements however the PTFA has always offered a helping hand with distribution. Recently, we have seen a growth in the number of families who need support, however we do not have the resources to feed all the families who come to us. As our PTFA evolves over time we have become aware of where our support is most needed for children and families. We have now decided to get on board with the existing team at the school to see if we can also provide surplus food to boost the amount of food we can hand out to families. This will allow us for provide necessary food parcels to even more families and ensure that when food is needed, nobody goes hungry! Friends of Kings Rise PTFA do not charge for any surplus food donations and currently have no surplus food donations in place to offer the existing set up and we have not had any media involvement in our efforts at this time. Recent Projects: Recently we established that some of the wider school grounds which are viewed by the general public needed sprucing up. A team of 4 volunteers came together and tackled the weeds, rubbish and old plants to give the area a new and fresher look! Fundraising: Our Easter event went extremely well and we were able to raise just over £200. This allowed us to purchase new bikes, trikes and scooters for our youngest students in the nursery at Kings Rise Academy :)

Devas Club

London, UK

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E.ON UK Neighbourly campaigns

The Energy Exchange

At E.ON our purpose of making new energy work guides everything we do – including our volunteering programme. It reflects our commitment to making sure that new energy is affordable, sustainable and works for everyone. This purpose underpins our social impact priorities and shapes how we show up for customers, communities and partners. We have three social impact priorities which act as our Northstar: 1) Affordability and vulnerability – alleviation of fuel poverty by helping customers lower their bills through new energy solutions. 2) Widening opportunity – longevity of a green and digital skills pipeline from diverse backgrounds. 3) Enabling sustainable growth for businesses and communities – delivery of new energy solutions and flexibility to help businesses and communities lower bills, supporting competitiveness, trust and decarbonisation. On this page you can explore volunteering opportunities that support these priorities and make a difference with local causes across the UK.

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