We are committed to helping people in communities across North Staffordshire through skills, jobs and health. By bringing people together and providing practical help, we can build better futures and break down the causes of poverty for generations to come.
17-year-old Josh Botham, sadly got his beloved moped stolen from outside his house. This massively restricted him being able to travel to and from his workplace, relying on family members and public transport. Realise charity stepped in and gifted Josh a moped.
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Back in 2009, Nicola Hudson became the first apprentice to receive support from Realise charity. Here she talks about her full-circle journey and the impact Realise charity has had on her career.
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A single mum in the local area had lost her business and was suffering from mental health problems. Realise charity stepped in alongside other local charities in the area to help provide school uniform, bedding and money to buy daily essentials.
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Volunteers from Realise charity recently took to Trentham Gardens to support the Donna Louise ‘Taking Flight’ project – helping to add 5,000 ceramic butterflies to an amazing art installation within the Italian Gardens.
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The Poppy Garden of Silverdale, unveiled as part of the 2018 Remembrance Day service at St Luke’s Church in Silverdale, was a significant art installation funded by Realise charity.
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Read how the refurbishment and maintenance of charity shops for the Donna Louise and Dougie Macmillan Hospice provide apprenticeship opportunities for young people and improved shopping experiences for the community.
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Every donation supports our projects across North Staffordshire helping people to achieve employment, better health and communities to come together.
Mrs X said: “I would never have been in a position to get a job without the support of the employment and skills team. I'd never get the support I've had here back in London.”
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Realise donates digital equipment to the Newcastle Foodbank to help to signpost clients to other services.
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The metal cycling sculpture, featuring six cyclists in motion, was inspired by the late Brian Tomkins, former Newcastle Borough Councillor, Chair of Aspire Housing and member of the Newcastle Triathlon Club.
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