Charities Stoke on Trent. Local Services Stoke on Trent

Groundwork Stoke on Trent is delivering a Community Training Programme for the community living near the Chatterley Whitfield site, namely Ball Green, Chell Heath, Fegg Hayes and Norton).   The programme forms part of the ongoing regeneration of the Chatterley Whitfield site and is offering free training courses in a range of subjects.

We have sent surveys to 4,000 homes asking local residents to tell us what training courses are of interest.   The response has been impressive and residents have asked for training courses in Maths, First Aid and Bricklaying, to name just a few.   Free training courses have been delivered to meet the demand and we are keen to hear from any local residents who would like to attend a training course to tackle a skills gap or earn a new qualification.   For further information, visit our website :

Caudwell Children changes the lives of special children throughout the UK.  

The Charity makes direct donations of specialist medical equipment, pioneering treatments, therapies and dying wish holidays for sick and disabled children.   The Charity is often the last resort for desperate families needing help for their children.  

In March 2007 Caudwell Children was independently acknowledged as the second largest provider of specialist medical equipment for disabled children in the UK.