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For Safer Internet Day 2023, Changing Lives Net-reach would like to highlight how online harms and tech abuse affect those we support across our service.

Miriam tells her story about how she found paid work through our Get Ahead employment programme supporting people with barriers to accessing paid work.

We spoke to four women from our Transforming Services for Women’s Futures project about what Christmas means to them, the challenges they’ll face and how they think the public perception of Christmas needs to change.

North East charity, Changing Lives, is celebrating reaching an impressive milestone after placing its 800th person into employment.

Commissioners, charity workers and women accessing Changing Lives services took part in a walking football tournament to commemorate the International Day for the Eradication of Violence against Women.

Sally, Get Ahead employment programme participant, shares her story.

Over recent months, Cranstoun and Changing Lives have been working closely in partnership to bring together a thought leadership event with senior leaders across the public sector in the Black Country.

Changing Lives has been honoured a Silver Award under the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Awards for its support towards the Armed Forces community.

Our Transforming Services project, in partnership with Changing Lives, seeks to explore the ways in which public services can be redesigned post-pandemic to better meet the needs of women with multiple unmet needs.

‘Hidden Stories’ features the creations of five women who worked alongside award-winning, local artist, Shiori Naruse to produce a series of print-based artworks responding to some of the hidden stories and themes in the Cathedral, with a particular consideration of motherhood, identity and gender.

We are delighted to announce that our previous ‘Services in Recovery’ project has been renamed to ‘Transforming Services for Women’s Futures,’ by our researchers with lived experience.

Today marks International Overdose Awareness Day where we remember the lives lost prematurely and grieve with the families of those who have lost loved ones due to drug overdose.