Welcome
Working with over 500 beneficiaries a year developmentplus runs several projects including STEPS, a one-to-one coaching and mentoring programme; Bridging the Gap, a Reducing Reoffending Project; Better Together, a collaboration project, a Neighbourhood Working project; two men’s support groups, The Pitch and Men’sย Group; and our homelessness advocacy support project โProject Compassโ.ย Our projects are supported by a team of dedicated development workers who bring an array of skills to their roles and are all passionate about supporting people from all backgrounds in moving forward with their lives.
developmentplus has over 25 years’ experience of working alongside disadvantaged and vulnerable people to help them identify issues which have a detrimental effect on their lives and then to develop solutions focussed pathways for moving forwards. We work alongside people in their community, facilitating their involvement in decisions that affect their lives, supporting them to identify and develop initiatives that they feel will improve their quality of life.
In most recent years, our core delivery has been based around 1-1 coaching and mentoring programmes as outlined above working with beneficiaries from a broad background including individuals with poor mental health, ex-offenders, individuals furthest from the employment market and rough sleepers.
Press Releases
developmentplus features in the latest Productivity Programme blog
Our CEO, Lynsey Collinson, features in the latest blog from Productivity Programme for Greater Lincolnshire, about the evaluation the programme allowed developmentplus to undertake, that secured three years of funding for Project Compass, our project that supports...
Museum of Mental Health – a Creative Summer project showcasing art and wellbeing activities across Lincoln
developmentplus have received funding through Lincolnshire One Venues (LOV) to organise a community event in September. It will be called the Museum of Mental Health and will be part of a larger initiative across the County called Creative Summer a programme of...
Press Releases
developmentplus features in the latest Productivity Programme blog
Our CEO, Lynsey Collinson, features in the latest blog from Productivity Programme for Greater Lincolnshire, about the evaluation the programme allowed developmentplus to undertake, that secured three years of funding for Project Compass, our project that supports...
Museum of Mental Health – a Creative Summer project showcasing art and wellbeing activities across Lincoln
developmentplus have received funding through Lincolnshire One Venues (LOV) to organise a community event in September. It will be called the Museum of Mental Health and will be part of a larger initiative across the County called Creative Summer a programme of...
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