Toolkit · 42 pp
Starting a Sunday Doors group in your village
Everything we wish we had known in 1962. Safeguarding policies, training scripts, recruitment letters and budget templates.
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Toolkit · 42 pp
Everything we wish we had known in 1962. Safeguarding policies, training scripts, recruitment letters and budget templates.
Download PDF (3.2 MB)Research · 28 pp
An independent evaluation by the University of Bristol School of Education. Findings on attendance, attainment and aspiration.
Download PDF (1.8 MB)Guide · 12 pp
How to run a Neighbour Fund-style panel in your own community. Includes templates and the difficult conversations we had to have.
Download PDF (1.1 MB)Policy briefing · 18 pp
A briefing prepared for the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Rural Services, drawing on three years of Quiet Wheels data.
Download PDF (920 KB)Toolkit · 36 pp
For churches, village halls and community centres. Food safety, signposting, debt advice referrals, and the warm room "rules" we wish someone had warned us about.
Download PDF (2.4 MB)Application pack · 8 pp
All you need to apply for a £500–£5,000 grant from your local resident panel. Three windows a year: March, July and November.
Download pack (PDF + DOCX)Guide · 22 pp
The decisions behind Bridge to Sixth — match length, supervision ratios, what we measure, and how we say goodbye well.
Download PDF (1.6 MB)Field guide · 60 pp
Species ID, water testing methods, riparian planting recipes and access agreements for chalk-stream restoration in southern England.
Download PDF (5.8 MB)Reading list · 1 pp
The books we keep on a shelf in the office and return to most often — from Hilary Cottam to Wendell Berry.
View reading list"The most valuable thing one charity can give another is its honest notes. We are trying to leave more behind us than logos."
Esther Lacey · Director of Programmes