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In 2023 Change Agents worked in partnership with Citizens Advice Rutland (CAR) and many local voluntary sector organisations to research the make-up of Rutland’s VCS and develop a sector strategy that would help VCS organisations meet the ongoing needs of local people.

As we achieve our first Green Accreditation with iiE we want to help you achieve yours. Here we outline some of our top tips.

A new £2m Department for Education project is aiming to help youngsters learn how climate change is impacting the planet. Every school, college and university in England will have free access to expert support to become greener and more climate resilient as part of the scheme. Education institutions across England will be offered help to produce Climate Action Plans through access to the Climate Action Planning Sector Engagement and Support Service (SESS). These action plans

What a conference! Four members of the Change Agents team were lucky enough to travel to Bath for this years EAUC conference. With the theme for this year of interaction and networking we’ve returned with croaky throats and masses of collaborative energy. The conference kicked off on Tuesday with a panel discussion on justice and inclusion within the sector. Led by Manu Maunganidze from SOS, the group covered topics on the barriers to entry into sustainable roles, how to enga

According to the UN, Climate Change is "the greatest threat to global security". That is one of the reasons for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG's) being created. It is one of our biggest driving forces behind our charity and the global news is that we need to do more in our efforts to tackle the climate crisis and halt the rapid change in global temperatures and climatic conditions. To be able to make a difference we need to work as a global team, to educate, communica

5th - 9th September is Zero Waste Week, a campaign designed to empower you to rethink ‘rubbish’ as a valuable resource, making small changes to lead to more sustainable consumption patterns. The general idea is to reduce the amount of trash we produce. That means only consuming what is needed, refusing single-use plastics, reusing what can be reused, and recycling what can be recycled. As part of Zero Waste Week, we talked with Harry & Cam, the brand-new owners of All Good Ma