Community Connectors works to better understand how people in Ipswich engage with physical activity. By listening to lived experiences in Belstead Hills, Gainsborough, and Whitton, we aim to shape more inclusive, accessible ways for communities to get active.
At the Ipswich Hope Hack, young people created a series of proposals that span across media and marketing, poverty and inequality, education, and racism and division, showcasing their commitment to creating a positive impact
A collaboration between young people, and the Ipswich Youth Social Action Team, to put the youth voice at the heart of decisions being made in the town.
In a wonderful celebration of youth social action, a vibrant mural with symbolic flower designs has been unveiled on Buttermarket in Ipswich.
We are proud to share our new organisational strategy, shaped through deep listening, collaboration and a shared commitment to change. As you read through this report, you will see how Volunteering Matters will focus its efforts over the next five years to build stronger and more inclusive communities across the UK.
Ipswich has played host to one of six National Youth Strategy ‘Hack’ events, bringing together 150 young people from across Suffolk to have their say on the future of youth services in England.
