Seaham skills hub opens with £5 and a stottie lease
A former worship hall in County Durham has been brought back into community use, thanks to a unique lease, helping local people build confidence, access support and learn skills.
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believe housing is congratulating the Chair of its board, John Marshall, on being awarded an OBE for services to the North East economy.
John, who has been a board member since 2019 and now serves as Chair, has been recognised for his significant contribution to the region.
A solicitor by background, he holds a range of senior roles across the North East, including Chair of the North East Chamber of Commerce and Chair of the Newcastle United Foundation. He is also Vice Chair of the North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust and Chair of Governors at St Chad’s College, Durham.
Chief Executive Alan Smith said: “We are delighted to see John recognised with this well-deserved honour. His commitment to the North East, and the positive impact he continues to make across a range of sectors and important public services, is remarkable.
“John brings energy, insight and dedication to his roles. We greatly value his support and guidance and are proud to have him as chair of our board.”
A former worship hall in County Durham has been brought back into community use, thanks to a unique lease, helping local people build confidence, access support and learn skills.
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Applications are now open for a bursary supporting people living in social housing with the cost of education, training and new opportunities, with awards of up to £500 available.
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believe housing has renewed its support for Hiyed CIC with £10,000 to help jobseekers in south-west County Durham access employment, training and wellbeing support.
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believe housing is working with Durham University on a research project exploring the barriers facing economically inactive people in County Durham, helping to inform future partnership action.
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