Thank you to 23 Foundation and Merseyside community foundation we were able to run our NBIL kids sessions during summer for children with SEND.

Our School Support Scheme – Phase 1 is now officially closed. All successful applicants will have been contacted by 5th August 2026 to confirm whether they were eligible for support, with all vouchers due to be distributed by 14th August 2026. 📍 Who was this scheme for?This particular scheme was available to families living within the Tuebrook & Breckside Park Ward, as the funding was provided directly through Local Neighbourhood Funding. ❗ Live outside Tuebrook & Breckside

As of 6th July 2026, our Community Store membership applications are temporarily CLOSED. Due to exceptionally high demand, we have now processed over 500 new memberships. The administration, verification, and production of membership cards is taking a considerable amount of time for our small team, so we have temporarily disabled the online application form while we clear the current backlog. If you have already registered: 🔹 Registered in March, April or May 2026?If you hav

" ‘I don’t want anyone to feel the despair I felt’: the woman feeding Liverpool from an ice-cream van" https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/feb/27/i-dont-want-anyone-to-feel-the-despair-i-felt-the-woman-feeding-liverpool-from-an-ice-cream-van

Corporate volunteers from Carpenters Solicitors - packing and wrapping Christmas Food parcels. Donation of toys from Mark Scano and the come together Christmas team.

We are seeking your generous donations to support our mission at New Beginnings Improving Lives CIC. You can drop off your contributions at our main location: 63 Rocky Lane, Anfield, L6 4BB, on Wednesdays from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Thursdays from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and Fridays from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. We will also be open on Christmas Eve from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Additionally, donation bins are available at Derry's Gym, Glamour Junkie, Walton Village, and Lidl Edge Lane. Your

Michelle Roach, the founder of Anfield-based community interest company New Beginnings, Improving Lives, said the van had to be scrapped after it was targeted four times in less than a month. She said: "It's heart-breaking, it's really sad. I don't believe that people that have done it understand the consequences." "We've had it for three years, it's helped over 41,000 people and has been a lifeline to so many families and people in Liverpool."