Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not. - The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
Concrete Wave C.I.C. will work to identify local projects within the South East of England and help to implement them with local community driven fundraising initiatives. CW aims to help add an alternative approach to making public projects happen by being the glue to bring the community together to drive it from beginning to end.
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Concrete Wave C.I.C. is running a project with the Swanley community to rebuild the St Marys Rec ground skatepark. After Lottery fundiong we have now raised over £200,000.
Please click on the link below to find out more:
spacehive.com/swanley-skatepark
The National Lottery award £150,000 to Swanley skatepark
TNL Community fund - http://tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/welcome - has awarded Concrete wave C.I.C. £150,000 to help build the new skatepark on St Marys rec in Swanley. town, District and count councillors were present as was MP Laura Trott. There was a real buzz around as TNL presented the cheque to JD O'Brien and Colin Milek, the young skater who is passionate about the park. Brent Lewis from http://www.farskate.co.uk was also there to discuss the importance of adding new facilities to help young people get the most from skateboarding.
Wave UP!
A new program, to level the playing field, by giving 6th form pupils access to successful people in the City of London and business world.
Concrete Wave C.I.C. will team up with professionals to tell their story and share their secrets to success. Through a mix of virtual and in person sessions the candidates will get full insight and training into how to grab opportunities and at the end of it the pupils will be paired with a mentor for a paid internship.
YOU'RE HIRED!