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Supporting safer waterways through partnership and volunteering
Cambridgeshire ACRE supports safer waterways through structured volunteering partnerships with the Environment Agency, building skills, confidence and community capacity.

Cancer inequality in Fenland: Lessons from the community
Stepping away from the desk and into Fenland communities reveals how cancer inequality is shaped by trust, practical support and local relationships. A reflection on community‑led cancer support and what truly makes a difference.

Staying Connected this summer: practical learning for rural communities
Free Staying Connected online events support rural communities across Cambridgeshire with practical learning on wellbeing, resilience and working together. Open to parish councils, village halls and local organisations.

Community hubs, digital skills and staying connected
As public services become increasingly digital, community hubs play a vital role in supporting digital inclusion. This article explores how trusted local spaces help rural residents build confidence, access services and stay connected.

Why slow cookers remain a practical response to high energy costs
Slow cookers are gaining renewed attention as a low‑energy, affordable way to cook nutritious meals during high energy costs. Learn how Cambridgeshire ACRE supports rural communities through demonstrations and free slow cooker schemes.

When energy bills rise, community buildings step up
As energy bills rise and national support shifts, village halls are becoming vital spaces for warmth, connection and local support. This article explores the growing pressures on community buildings and what sustainability means for rural resilience.

Local government reorganisation: why local infrastructure matters more than ever
Local Government Reorganisation risks weakening vital local relationships. This article explains why local infrastructure organisations matter more than ever, and how Cambridgeshire ACRE helps councils and the VCFSE sector navigate change.

New digital kit strengthens support at Little Thetford Community Hub
New digital equipment at Little Thetford Community Hub is strengthening local digital support, helping residents build confidence online with trained Digital Champions.

My journey supporting village hall trustees
A first‑hand reflection on supporting village hall trustees – from saying yes with uncertainty to building confidence, avoiding burnout and planning sustainably with the right support.

Volunteer to make a difference: supporting cancer awareness in Fenland
Volunteering plays a vital role in improving cancer awareness and early diagnosis in Fenland. Learn how the Fenland Cancer Champion Network empowers local people to support their communities and ensure no one faces cancer alone.

Fair cancer care in Fenland: why local support matters
Fair cancer care is not equal across the UK. In rural Fenland, distance, transport and access to services shape cancer experiences - making local, community‑based support vital.
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Our members have access to a professional advice service, one-to-one support and access to resources. By being a member you support the work of Cambridgeshire ACRE and help us support your community.
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Registered office: Espace North, 181 Wisbech Road, Littleport, Ely, CB6 1RA