We are a social inclusion team developing and sustaining partnerships with a wide range of community providers in education, work, the arts, and leisure, to help them develop and promote more socially inclusive opportunities. Here are some examples.

The Resource Centre has hosted and provided support for artists to exhibit their work during Open Studios here at the Centre for the last three years...

Escape Artists is an arts charity running pioneering arts programmes in prisons, mental health institutions, with the homeless and in hospices...

Slivers-of-Time enables people to find work at the times that suit them, in a flexible way.

Services aimed at supporting people into employment, volunteering or training.

Red2Green is a registered charity which runs projects across Cambridgeshire providing leisure, educational and work opportunities for over 600 people with a wide range of disabilities, including mental health problems, learning disabilities, sensory impairments, physical disability and social communication disorders.

The Resource Centre hosts two courses - Cams Visual Arts, and the Cambridge Research Group run by tutor Linton Bocock from Cambridgeshire Adult and Community Learning...

Mike Tabrett runs popular weekly Tai Chi classes at the Resource Centre...

The City Wakes is a multimedia tribute to Syd Barrett, in rehearsal now, and gearing up for a two-week run in Cambridge this October with hopes for London performances later...

WAVET stands for Work, Advice, Volunteering, Education and Training. A network of organisations aiming to provide information, and development and training opportunities for people who access mental health services and service providers...

Ways of Seeing is a series of short courses looking at art from the Fitzwilliam Museum and Kettles Yard...

We have a number of rooms, available to book, as one-off or regular bookings...

Looking for local information? We offer an Information Service with internet access and help to find what you're looking for that is open to all. Staffed 10.30 - 12.30, Mon - Fri.

If you think you would like us to work with your organisation on issues of social inclusion, please contact us. For information about a wider range of local and national organisations that relate to our work, please see the Links page.