A Northumberland charity which supports individuals living with complex mental health needs and learning disabilities has stepped up to support a local primary school with the creation of some new outdoor play equipment.
Read MoreBlyth Star Enterprises, which provides living support and day services that replicate real working environments to over 350 people living across Northumberland, has been working with NCEA Thomas Bewick C of E Primary School in Ashington to help bring their vision for a state-of-the-art forest school to life.
Read MoreBlyth Star Enterprises has helped to make a group of schoolchildren’s dreams come true, bringing their vision for a brand new forest school area to life after vandals destroyed their original site during lockdown.
A local mental health charity is starting preparatory work on a £400,000 building conversion project that is scheduled to begin in spring 2020.
Read MoreSeven of our service users from the woodwork department have recently been involved in a fantastic project on behalf of a family in Northumberland to create a bespoke play park and mud kitchen for their twins!
Read MoreA North East-based not-for-profit has received a £10,000 grant from the Reece Foundation to help towards further development of a vocational training programme.
Read MoreThey say that money grows on trees, but staff from a local branch of Lloyds Bank have learned that trees can also provide so much more on a recent volunteering day at Blyth Star Enterprises’ Woodfuel Centre.
Read MoreA community project delivered by Blyth Star Enterprises has received the Royal seal of approval.
Read MoreBlyth Star Enterprises has expanded one of its popular sheltered employment-styled day services to keep up with increased demand thanks to generous grants from two private charitable trusts.
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