If you’re considering volunteering and want to do something fun but that won’t tie you down, come along to our taster hour.

This is a follow up meeting and open to any individuals or groups wanting to collaborate on planning events for CAD 2019 - June 20th.
BCAA and Bristol City Council along with other allies are hosting this meeting for any local groups or individuals concerned with illegal levels of air pollution in Bristol.

In this interesting and useful course we will look at ways to get a job that are more effective than trawling Monster and Indeed.

If you're interested in supporting your local hospitals, please come along to our pop-up info session at the Fundraising Hub in Bristol Royal Infirmary.

It is an opportunity to drop in, talk to some of our brilliant volunteers, and find out about the range of volunteering opportunities available at Above & Beyond. You can volunteer in the Fundraising Hub, at events in the community, in the office with staff, and much much more!

We can promise there will be cake!

Making Change Happen our peer support project run by and for Disabled and older residents in Bristol. We meet monthly in four different areas of Bristol so that, in one area or another, there is a meet up almost every week.

The groups are open to Disabled people, older people and people living with mental distress or physical health difficulties. People who are isolated or feel left out are especially welcome .  

Making Change Happen our peer support project run by and for Disabled and older residents in Bristol. We meet monthly in four different areas of Bristol so that, in one area or another, there is a meet up almost every week.

The groups are open to Disabled people, older people and people living with mental distress or physical health difficulties. People who are isolated or feel left out are especially welcome .  

Making Change Happen our peer support project run by and for Disabled and older residents in Bristol. We meet monthly in four different areas of Bristol so that, in one area or another, there is a meet up almost every week.

The groups are open to Disabled people, older people and people living with mental distress or physical health difficulties. People who are isolated or feel left out are especially welcome .  

Come and take part in a blindfold walk.

The first part of the session will include sight loss awareness training, and a chance to hear from a guide dog owner about their experience of living with sight loss.

Then we’ll show you sighted guiding techniques, and you’ll get a chance to go out for a 30 minute walk both as a guide and as someone who is blindfolded.

Not suitable for children. Booking Essential. 

Book Launch: "Voices of Bristol: Gentrification and Us"

Meet the author Henry Palmer and Arkbound Foundation members. Hear about the real life stories of so many Bristolians who contributed to the book. Take part in discussions about Bristol communities, present and future changes, what you consider to be the 'real' Bristol, and more. -  

From Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol:

Over the last couple of years we have developed our approach to community development in Bristol.