It was a crisp March day, but that didn’t stop some of the Crafty Queens from bundling up for a bracing outing in Cullercoats and Longsands. We took Maple, the pup, on a long, wet,

    We had the pleasure of celebrating International Women's Day at a special Newcastle City Council event, held in the Banqueting Suite at the Civic Centre on Friday, 7th March. Our very own Vicki

On Saturday, January 18th, we braved the freezing cold to join the march in Newcastle, standing strong against violence towards women, demanding change, and advocating for women's rights. The event served as a powerful opportunity

Did you know that Kenton is hosting a community carnival in February 2025 at Kenton Park Sports Centre? Our Crafty Queens group are getting involved every Thursday and we're learning costume making with Josie the

Last week, we received a call from one of the women we support in our wellbeing and skills group. She’s just landed the job she applied for, after receiving support from us and we couldn’t

It’s that special time of year again, and we’re proud to continue delivering our UPSKILL programme at Christ Church Primary School in Newcastle. As part of our annual tradition, we’re launching our LEGO appeal to

We're thrilled to be partnering with Year 5 students at Atkinson Road Primary Academy in Benwell to launch our very first charity enterprise challenge! The class has been divided into two teams, each choosing a

We thoroughly enjoyed attending the North East Charity awards on Thursday 19th September. Ward Hadaway were delighted to receive a highly commended certificate in the 'Corporate Charity Partnership' category for the business enterprise challenge that

  We are currently working in partnership with North East Autism Society in 2024 to deliver business start-up support for neurodiverse adults through ProgressNE.   Aimed at those who are neurodivergent, have learning difficulties and

  Upstart Enterprise is really excited to be part of the ProgressNE partnership and we are delivering the business start-up part, which is fully funded.   Aimed at those who are neurodivergent, have learning difficulties