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Church on the Street – CMHT
Through the CMHT Grant Fund, we are proud to support Church on the Street, a Christian organisation and registered Charity designed to support the most vulnerable members of the community.
This initiative is designed with the specific objective of increasing vaccination uptake, particularly first-time vaccinations, among key at-risk groups across Lancashire and South Cumbria. These include individuals suffering from asthma, diabetes, respiratory viral infections (RVI), heart issues, and obesity.
Using 43 of our committed, existing champions, we aim to engage communities that have traditionally been less receptive to health messaging. Through the health champions model, they disseminate non-medical information and dispel common myths surrounding vaccinations. By partnering with trusted community organisations and delivering these services in familiar community settings, we aspire to equip these target groups with the essential knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. As well as support people shown to be most at risk from Covid-19 and Flu to follow safer behaviours and reduce the impact of the virus on themselves and the wider community.
Through the CMHT Grant Fund, we are proud to support Church on the Street, a Christian organisation and registered Charity designed to support the most vulnerable members of the community.
Through the CMHT Grant Fund, we are proud to support Stable Lives, a distinguished charity that has made significant strides in mental health support across Lancashire for over a decade.
Multiply is an ambitious numeracy program across Blackburn with Darwen. The mission is to empower individuals of all ages by enhancing their functional numeracy skills.