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Our team is made up of people from the military community – both serving and veteran, and our families. We are here to support each other through challenging times and celebrate good times. We are based in a walled garden within a local park although there is no public access to our site. However, this is about much more than gardening. People get together and do something practical that benefits both themselves and serves others – and maybe also helps a team-mate through a tough time. You can come here to garden; growing plants in the greenhouse for us to sell, or food in the garden to share with the group. You can learn a new practical skill such as carpentry, photography or stone masonry. You can go fishing or out on various trips. Or you can come and just relax with others who have served – sharing some tea, toast and a chat.

ELHT is a leading healthcare provider delivering high-quality acute and community services across East Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen. With 10,000 staff and five hospital sites, ELHT is committed to innovation, efficiency and compassionate care. The Trust supports the Armed Forces community through tailored services that meet complex physical and mental health needs with dignity and professionalism.

Fleetwood Town Community Trust (FTCT) are a charity connected to Fleetwood Town Football Club, dedicated to supporting and improving the lives of people within the local community. We offer a wide range of programmes in education, sport, health, and social inclusion to engage people of all ages and backgrounds. Working closely with schools, local authorities, and other organisations, we promote wellbeing, physical fitness, and community cohesion. Through our initiatives, we aim to make a lasting positive impact on Fleetwood and the surrounding areas.

Forces & Families United exists to support and strengthen the wellbeing of Service and ex-service personnel and their families including partners, carers, widows and loved ones whose needs are too often unseen, unheard or unsupported.

Inner Peak Wellbeing CIC is a veteran-owned organisation dedicated to enhancing health, fitness and wellbeing across our communities. Our team’s deep-rooted passion for health and wellbeing drives our mission to share its benefits widely. Our goal is to promote health equity by reducing health disparities and ensuring access to care for all individuals, regardless of their socio-economic status, race, gender, or age. By prioritising inclusivity and comprehensive support, we strive to help people reach their Inner Peak.

Connect to Work is a voluntary programme that helps individuals to overcome barriers to employment and move closer to finding meaningful, sustainable work. Funded by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), it also provides support for those in work but at risk of losing their job, helping them to retain their employment.

Our community risk management plan (CRMP) 2022-27 sets out the direction of the Service and how we will make Lancashire safer. It is informed by the greatest risks to the people and communities of Lancashire which are identified in our strategic assessment of risk. The plan describes our aim, priorities, equality objectives and values, alongside how we will prevent, protect and respond to the risks in Lancashire.