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Lincoln Charities celebrate after receiving £339K from the National Lottery to continue to support those with mental ill health to rebuild their lives

by Sandra Farrington | Nov 21, 2021 | Press Releases

Three Lincoln charities (Abbey Access Training, developmentplus and Green Synergy) are celebrating a successful funding application which will extend the much valued Better Together Project for a further three years. We are delighted to receive £339,097 in National...

A chat with Stacey Marriott from Lincoln’s Night Light Cafes

by Sandra Farrington | Oct 28, 2021 | Latest news

In episode 2 of our Podcast, Surfing the Sixes and Sevens, Ian had the pleasure of speaking to Stacey Marriott, Crisis Café Co-ordinator for ACTs Trust.  ACTs Trust, working with local people who are passionate about making a difference, has enable and nurtured many...
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