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Transition Southampton offers practical projects related to solar energy, gardening, insulation, transportation, and food. They seek links to existing community groups to spread their work and resources, as well as financial support and partners to bid for funding or co-produce services. Their goal is to bring together varied expertise through intergenerational approaches to support the local community.
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Transition Southampton offers practical projects related to solar energy, gardening, insulation, transportation, food, and more to help the community transition to more sustainable practices. They are connected to various groups in Southampton related to housing support, youth action, faith communities, senior services, and more. Transition Southampton seeks links to other community groups to expand their projects and resources, financial partners to support their work, and intergenerational approaches to involve people of all ages.
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Parallel Session 4.5 Stronger Communities... Better Lives?
Diplomat presentation 032812 alderman community meeting (2)
Diplomat presentation 032812 alderman community meeting (2)
Solent business growth network business solent, federation of small businesses
Solent business growth network business solent, federation of small businesses
Transition southampton
- 1. Transition Southampton Our Offer • Across Southampton • Varied expertise solar, PV gardening insulation transport, food • In touch Housing support • Solent Youth Action • Southampton Council of Faiths Practical project link-ins • Age Concern • Street gardening • Activity Co-ordinators • Draft proofing/home energy • Active nation • Re-skilling workshops (mending cooking etc) • ABC school of languages • The environment centre • Neighbourhood based groups • The big issue • 3rd age centre We need • In touch support • Stepacross CIC • Links to existing groups and wider community to spread our • Active options work/ projects and resources. • Bits and bobs social enterprise • Financial support and partners to bid with us or to co- produce • Probation service • Southampton Placebook services. • Intergenerational approaches and support form all ages