Accompanied by Josh Littlejohn MBE, founder of Social Bite, Angela Rayner was given a tour of the village in Granton, including a look inside the community hub and one of the Nest Houses.
Social Bite’s pop-up will celebrate all things custard, with delicious desserts including crumble made with seasonal fruit and a choice of toppings served with hot or cold fresh custard.
Here’s to the first of many The milestone move into education will see new cafes open in universities and colleges across the UK, with around 10% of profits from coffee sold donated to the charity and social enterprise’s ongoing work to end homelessness.
We’re thrilled that South Lanarkshire Council has granted planning permission for the Rutherglen village, with unanimous backing of both the Planning Committee and the Housing & Technical Resources Committee.
Since opening in 2018, the Social Bite Village in Edinburgh has been a transformative space, providing homes and support to 100 people experiencing homelessness.
Sharing success We’re excited to celebrate a win at the recent British Parking Awards, where our partnership with Marston Holdings (MHL), Edinburgh City Council and Westminster City councils won the Parking in the Community Award.
Jobs First is an innovative employment initiative supporting individuals with lived experience of homelessness and is unique within the sector in its trauma-informed and person-centred approach, providing tailored support to both employers and employees.
Councillors voted unanimously in favour of the move, ensuring that support can continue for up to 16 residents at any given time.
We were truly humbled to partner with The Gleneagles Hotel to host The Gleneagles Gala Lunch AND to be the chosen charity partner for the British Business Awards – all in one day!
Building brighter futures Why celebrate 100 people starting Jobs First, in less than four years?