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This is the Durham Community Action podcast, celebrating all things to do with the voluntary and community sector in County Durham. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Katie Baggott hosts Durham Community Action, a business show with 41 episodes published.
In this podcast, we speak to Jack Drum Arts and young researchers around their community research project focused on the role of heritage and the arts in strengthening rural communities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr
To reflect on Volunteers' Week 2026, we spoke to New College Durham and local VCSE organisations (Wheels2Work County Durham, Calm in East Durham CIC, The Wise Group and Durham County Carers Support) about how volunteerin
To recognise Dementia Action Week (18th - 24th May 2026), we spoke to Beamish Museum's health and wellbeing support worker Catherine about their various dementia friendly activities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac
To recognise Mental Health Awareness Week (11th - 17th May), we spoke to Catherine Appleby, Beamish Museum’s Health and Wellbeing support worker about their heritage and health activities and events. Hosted on Acast. See
In this podcast, we spoke to various members of the REACH Community Involvement Steering Group (CISG) about their experience of the workshops so far and expectations going forward. Through networking, learning opportunit
Village Halls Week 2026 focuses on the theme "Connecting communities to health and wellbeing". In this podcast, we spoke to Julie Gorman-Cliff, Wellbeing Coordinator at Burnhope Community Centre about how activities at t
In this audio case study, we spoke to Breathe Easy Darlington about how local funding opportunities made an impact on their charity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This podcast celebrates 90 years of Durham Community Action and reflects on the history of County Durham and how our support has impacted community organisations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informati
Julie Englund, Durham Public Health Research and Evaluation Practitioner and Rio Floreza, Durham Community Action's Community Involvement Lead sit down together as operational team members for REACH (Research and En
As part of Safeguarding Adults Week 2025 we spoke to Lesley Jeavons, independent chair of the Durham Safeguarding Adults Partnership about safeguarding in County Durham, and also highlight the training and support we off
This podcast episode focuses on the Rural Durham Community Research Network. We chat to Jemma Austin, Research & Insight Project Lead at Durham Community Action about community research, the aims and objectives of the ne
In this podcast, we spoke to our Rural Housing Enabler Susan Tron about rural housing in County Durham, including parish profiles, housing needs surveys and influencing housing development in your local area. Hoste
In this podcast, we spoke to Professor Tony Chapman from Durham University about the Third Sector Trends study. The Third Sector Trends Study is a long-standing study of the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VC
We spoke to David Hall, trustee at Sherburn Hill Hub about how grant funding from the Community Spaces grant, a regional partnership funded by the National Lottery Community Fund helped improve their local community
The role of a volunteer driver is a very rewarding position, providing transport for social journeys and health appointments for people in the local community but recruiting for the role can sometimes be challenging. To
Following the launch of a new toolkit to help trustees navigate legal issues about property, we spoke to Tom Wills from Sintons Solicitors about legal advice for community buildings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/p
This year's #VillageHallsWeek theme is celebrating, encouraging and supporting the efforts of volunteers who keep rural community buildings open. We spoke to community halls consultant Louise Beaton about her new book "H
This podcast episode focuses on the County Durham Poverty Truth Commission. We chat to project coordinator Cathryn Gathercole and project worker Julie Gourley about the projects aims, what it has achieved so far and plan
We spoke to trustees at West Auckland Memorial Hall, Sharon and George, about how the community buildings energy efficiency grant helped to improve their building and the impact it has had for their local community. Thro
This podcast episode celebrates Trustees' Week as we unite in celebrating, supporting and inspiring trustees' talents, viewpoints and experiences in County Durham. We chat to trustees at Howden-le-Wear Village Friends an
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Durham Community Action is hosted by Katie Baggott. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 41 episodes.
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