The Wessex Water Customer Challenge Group (CCG) is an independent voice for customers. The body champions the interests and needs of Wessex Water’s customers, making sure these are fully reflected in the company’s business plans and service delivery. The group includes representatives from a variety of respected local and national organisations, such as CCW, Age UK, Citizens Advice, and the Environment Agency, covering both household and business sectors.

Sight Research UK champions and accelerates innovative eye disease research. Through targeted investment into the most promising science, they deliver meaningful impact for people living with sight loss.

Founded by local residents, BS3 Community Development has spent over 30 years improving community wellbeing, health, happiness, and connection. What began as the restoration of a single school building has blossomed into a thriving organisation. They now operate two major hubs, the Southville Centre and the Chessel Centre, while working out of community centres across the BS3 postcode and championing important local projects.

Paul's Place empowers disabled adults to live life to the full. Since 1995, they've supported hundreds of people, including those with cognitive and sensory impairments. Their passion is enabling people to thrive, which is achieved through activities and projects that combat isolation, connect people and build lasting friendships. They also boost health and wellbeing through social activities and foster independence by helping individuals develop new skills and enjoy enriching experiences.

Gympanzees is on a mission to do something no one in the UK has ever done before – create the first fully inclusive leisure, exercise and play centre for children and young people (0–25) with disabilities.

For over 45 years, St Margaret’s Hospice Care has been right at the heart of the Somerset community, offering compassionate, specialised palliative and end-of-life care when it matters most. The hospice is a community-funded charity supporting adults of all ages who are facing a life-limiting illness.

We are delighted to be working alongside the Met Office once again, as their retained search partners, to bring to market the role of Chief People Officer.  As Chief People Officer, you will act as the trusted adviser to the Chief Executive and the Board on people. 

Our client is a high-profile city centre-based consultancy involved in construction and infrastructure projects. In this senior leadership role, you will manage key business operations, work with external clients and develop strategic partnerships.

Our client is a social purpose organisation, committed to delivering change across the region, primarily through their work in education, care for older people and charitable giving. Based in Clifton, Bristol, a small but busy team supports the organisation to deliver its mission of helping communities across Greater Bristol to thrive.

On behalf of a leading regional care provider, we are seeking a General Manager to oversee a large residential care home. The home provides general nursing and specialised dementia care, with over 100 residents and a strong reputation for person-centred support. 

The Forest of Avon, one of England's Community Forests, creates and cares for woodlands while providing opportunities for people to engage with nature. Over the last few years, the organisation has expanded its size and impact significantly. In 2023/24, they were responsible for planting nearly 50,000 trees, while their volunteers managed 22 hectares of existing woodland. They also hosted dozens of specialised well-being events for vulnerable individuals.

Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (Bristol A.R.C) has been a lifeline for Bristol's animals for over 135 years. The organisation gives animals in need the compassion, care, and respect they deserve. Through their veterinary clinic, rehoming centre, and community outreach, they help thousands of animals every year. They also provide hands-on support and welfare advice to pet owners.

Home-Start is a national charity that helps families with young children through challenging times. The organisation consists of 180 local, independent community networks that support over 43,000 families. Founded on the belief that childhood can’t wait, they are there for parents when they need it most.

Active Gloucestershire inspires and enables people to improve their lives through physical activity. They believe movement is magic, and it has the power to transform lives and bring communities closer together.

ART Business Loans is a pioneering CDFI (Community Development Finance Institution), owned by its members – both borrowers and investors. The independent non-profit was established in 1997 with the founding mission ‘to help alleviate poverty through enterprise’. They provide loans to viable small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the West Midlands and neighbouring areas who are unable to raise finance from mainstream banks, helping create and preserve jobs.

All Saints Church Lands Charity manages All Saints House, an almshouse in Central Bristol with a rich history in the local community. The almshouse provides comfortable accommodation for older individuals, enabling them to enjoy a high standard of independent living within a secure, friendly environment.

Jessie May is an award-winning Charity with a national reputation for providing outstanding nursing care and emotional support to children with life-limiting conditions, delivered in the place they and their families value most, their own homes. They also support parents, siblings, and wider family members.

Eastside Community Trust was formed in 2020 through the merger of three successful and respected local charities: Easton Community Centre, Felix Road Adventure Playground, and Up Our Street. These organisations, which had always worked closely together, shared a common goal of building a stronger community.

St Mary Redcliffe Church Lands Charity (CLC) is a charitable trust that manages the historic endowment of St Mary Redcliffe Church. For over 800 years, the Charity has provided stability, support, and funding to the Church and parish. This includes funding the maintenance of the iconic Grade I Listed church building, divine services held in the church, and charitable work within the community.

Amica Care delivers exceptional, person-centred care for older adults across the West and South West of England. Their network includes five nursing and residential care homes and three independent living sites, offering a full spectrum of services from daycare and assisted living to specialised dementia and end-of-life care. Each site features excellent facilities, allowing residents to strike a balance between independence and community.