Organisations within our wider community play an invaluable role in helping children and families thrive. They bring expertise, resources, support and opportunities that enrich lives, strengthen wellbeing and foster a genuine sense of belonging. By working together with local charities, services, businesses and community groups, we can create stronger connections and provide children with a wider range of experiences that help them grow in confidence, develop new skills and realise their potential.
At Civitas Academy, we are proud to work alongside and recognise organisations that share our commitment to supporting families and building a vibrant, inclusive community where everyone can succeed.
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Cradle to Career brings together schools, families, services, and community organisations to ensure children and young people receive consistent support from early childhood through to adulthood. By building strong local partnerships, it helps create opportunities for every child to thrive, succeed, and fulfil their potential. |
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Best Start in Life Family Hubs provide welcoming spaces where families can access support, activities, and advice for children and young people aged 0-19, or up to 25 with SEND. By connecting families with local services and their community, they help build positive relationships and improve family wellbeing. |
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A non-profit charity based in Reading, UK with an ethos of giving without judgment or bias. Working within Reading, Sadaka aim to provide food and long-life consumables to those who are struggling financially. |
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The charity supports people across Reading and Berkshire with food, clothing, essential items, and access to support services. Through its community hub at the former Queens Arms pub, it provides a community fridge and welcoming spaces that reduce isolation and strengthen community connections. |
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Launchpad is Reading's leading homeless charity which provides a service for anyone in Reading who is at risk of becoming homeless or has become homeless. They help vulnerable people in the town tackle their housing-related problems and help people obtain, and sustain a long-term home. |
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West Reading Together is a resident-led organisation that brings people together, strengthens community connections, and supports local families across West Reading. By working with local groups and services, it helps residents access advice, opportunities, and support while fostering a stronger, more connected community. |
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The School Nursing Service supports the health and wellbeing of children and young people by providing expert advice, early intervention, and access to health services. Working closely with schools, families, and healthcare professionals, it helps ensure every child has the support they need to thrive and succeed |
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