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Mutley Greenbank Community Network
Coordinator
Louise Baxter
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Bob Burton
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Kerry Dungay

 

 

 
Click on the links below to find out more information about the organisations.

Centre for sustainable Futures (CSF).
Colebrook Housing
Devon & Cornwall Police.

Devon and Somerset Fire & Rescue Service.
Dove Project.
Ethnic Minority Achievement Service.
Friends Of Mount Street School (FOMSS).
Greenbank Community Association.
Hope credit union.
Open Doors International Language School (ODILS).
Lipson Community College Parent Voice
Mutley Baptist Church.

Plymouth Adult & Community learning (Swarthmore Centre Mutley Plain)
Plymouth Community Partnership.
Plymouth & District Race Equality Council.
Plymouth Evening Herald.
Plymouth  City Library.
Plymouth Guild.
Plymouth & District Mind.
Progress GB and Time Together.
Plymouth Relate.
Refugee Action.
St Mathias Church North Hill.
University Of Plymouth Students Union.
Waterfront Church

West Country Housing Association.
Working Links


If you are not in the list below then please contact the webmaster with a short sentence about your organisation and you will be added to the list of member groups.  If you have a website link then also email webmaster@greenbanknetwork.org.uk

Centre for sustainable Futures (CSF)
We believe that a sustainable university cannot be achieved without responding and relating to changes and needs in its neighbourhood. Supporting sustainable communities is central to CSF’s work and we are interested in ways that the University of Plymouth can build on its existing relationships with local government, agencies, voluntary groups and the wider community. CSF also works to dissolve the boundaries – physical and otherwise - between university and community, and considers the implications of seeing the university itself as a learning community. If you or your group are interested  in finding out more please come along to our Wednesday sustainability talks or get in touch. Additionally, we host community meetings in our common and meeting room. To book a space and get to get in touch please contact:
Cath Woodburn on 01752 238890 and csf@plymouth.ac.uk


Colebrook housing

Colebrook Housing Society Provides supported housing for people with mental health and or learning disabilities or deemed vulnerable.  Residential accommodation throughout the city and Saltash. Head office based in Greenbank with Drop Inn for service users every Tuesday and Thursday evening.

Devon & Cornwall Police:
Click on the link for the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

Devon and Somerset Fire & Rescue Service
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service is a new organisation created on the 1st April 2007 from the combination of Devon Fire and Rescue Service and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service. We have an exciting future ahead of us as one of the largest fire and rescue services in the United Kingdom delivering services to the 1.6 million residents, plus those that visit us, across our two counties.

Dove Project.
We provide a wide range of support to people with learning disabilities in Plymouth, the South Hams

Ethnic Minority Achievement Service
EMAS exists to raise the attainment of bilingual and ethnic minority students in Plymouth Schools

Friends Of Mount Street School (FOMSS)
The friends of Mount Street School us a registered charity whose aims
To advance the education of the pupils of the school and the local community by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities to encourage education and life long learning not normally provided for by the Local Education Authority. contact Bob Burton for further details.

Greenbank Community Association
The Greenbank community association is made up from residents and people and work within the Greenbank area. Meetings are held monthly at the Greenbank Community office on armada street contact Sue Casemore for more details
01752 290015  Click here for minutes of meetings


Hope (Plymouth) Credit Union
Hope (Plymouth) Credit Union offers a saving and loan facility within Plymouth.

Lipson Community College Parent Voice  Lipson community college is one of the secondary schools which serves the Mutley Greenbank area.

Mutley Baptist Church
“It’s Good to Talk.” That’s what we want this website to do-to talk, but also to listen;

Open Doors International Language School (ODILS)   http://www.odils.com
ODILS is a charity that serves those in the community that are isolated by language and culture.
Plymouth Adult & Community learning (Swarthmore Centre Mutley Plain)

Plymouth Adult & Community Learning Service have a host of new opportunities starting in January and February 2008.  From jewellery making to computers, reflexology to pilates.

Plymouth Community Partnership
Supporting a strong and vibrant community sector through helping communities to regenerate Plymouth.

Plymouth & District Race Equality Council.
We are dedicated to working to promote racial equality for all and to challenge racial inequality.

Plymouth Evening Herald
This is the website of Plymouths daily newspaper.

Plymouth  City Library:
Plymouth City Library is a member of the Greenbank Community network please follow the link for all of the latest information

Plymouth Guild 

Plymouth Guild provides a range of services and projects to give you support and advice. We currently provide:

* Information, Advice, and Advocacy to people with disabilities and their carers

* Accommodation, support and advice to women, and their children, experiencing domestic violence

* Support and advice to patients of the Plymouth Primary Care Trust

* Support to voluntary organisations through the Volunteer Centre and the Voluntary Sector Development Team

Plymouth & District Mind
To provide opportunities and facilities for those who have experience of mental health problems.

To encourage and enable people with such problems to work towards reaching their potential as full members of society.

To raise public awareness of mental health issues.

To provide appropriate community services for people with mental health problems to complement statutory mental health and social services departments.

Plymouth Relate

Relate is the UK's largest provider of relationship counselling and sex therapy. We also offer a range of other relationship support services.

All sorts of people come to Relate and find it helps them to understand what's going on in their relationships and change things for the better. We saw 150,000 clients last year.

Progress GB and Time Together
Are you an asylum seeker…a migrant…or a refugee?
Do you need information about: Living - Working - Studying - Volunteering in the UK?
This website can help you with information, contacts and links.

Are you an employer? Would you like to put your adverts on our website? Do you need more information about employing migrants and refugees? Visit our pages dedicated to employers!

Refugee Action
Refugee Action is an independent national charity that works with refugees to build new lives.

St Mathias Church North Hill
This site has the latest information for St Mathias church on North Hill.

University Of Plymouth Students Union
This is the website of the university of plymouth students union.

Waterfront Church.

A local church with a global vision, where serving god is an adventure!  Office situated
 28 Woodland terrace Lane Greenbank telephone 01752 667700

West Country Housing Association.
Provides good quality affordable homes to people throughout Devon and Cornwall

Working Links
A quote from a Working Links Client we helped into employment…..

 “I don’t recognise the person I was before, I now have my dream job, money in my pocket and my kids are even happier” – Julie, Plymouth                                                            ***************************
At Working Links we are passionate about helping single parents regain your independence and improve your quality of life, by finding a job that will suit you.  We take into account your unique circumstances and help to provide a solution that fits both your lifestyle and family responsibilities. 

You will work alongside your own personal consultant who will be with you for every step of your journey towards employment.  Once you reach your goal, your personal consultant is on hand to continue to provide assistance and support both financially and emotionally for the first 3 months of your new job. 

We also offer the unique opportunity to find direction, gain a career plan and learn about who you really are, creating a future for parents and their families which is different to their pasts.  All of this is gained through our Lone Parent Working Life course.

Finally, it is not all about the parents, we offer opportunities for you and your children to make new friends by providing social events.

For more information, please pop into see us at our City Centre or St Budeaux offices, call the above number or look out for the Working Links Team who are based within your community.

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