Homes for Good
Thanks to the hard work and commitment by Curo colleagues, over £35,000 has been raised for the Royal United Hospitals Bath charity, The Forever Friends Appeal. The partnership between Curo and the Appeal has grown remarkably over the past two years with Curo colleagues working tirelessly to raise as much as possible to help transform patient care at the RUH. In 2…
On Saturday 25 Jan 2020 Bath Foodbank opens a new food bank at The Hub, Mulberry Park in Bath.
Fed up with diets? Fed up with diets? Learn how to manage your weight effectively at a free workshop at The Hub on Wednesday 29 January. Laura Clark will host the session at The Hub, our community building in Mulberry Park. Laura is a registered dietitian and regular guest on the BBC and ITV. Laura explains: “Diets continue to be very popular and yet all too often they let…
The Bath Life Awards celebrate the best of Bath. Their Civic Award highlights the contribution of an organisation or company which has improved Bath or committed to help develop others. Launched in December 2018, The Hub has already been hailed as a trailblazer for future community buildings. As a Community Benefit Society, The Hub is run in partnership with re…
Curo have awarded over £33,000 to projects making a positive contribution to Bath’s Foxhill community. We've also got further £3,000 available until the end of March for any community projects or groups in Foxhill that need a helping hand.
Twice a year, customers who are already closely involved with Curo are invited to take part in a conversation with our Board. We're calling these sessions Board Connect.
We’ve got some work placements available to people living in Curo properties and would love to fill as many of them as possible in the New Year. A number of these are within Curo. Some are with other great local employers. We need people with some basic admin skills who would like to develop and build confidence in the work place with the guidance of an experienced me…
If you have a real tree, check with your local council about best how to recycle it. In B&NES, the council are asking people to take your tree to their recycling centres or use the Dorothy House collection service.
