About Us at Positive Communities
Who we are
Positive Communities not-for-profit organisation based in Grimsby, Lincolnshire, dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals across the Yorkshire, Humber and Lincolnshire region. Here’s some of the things we do:
- 🧠 Mental Health & Wellbeing: They offer activities that promote emotional resilience, confidence, and hopefulness—especially for those facing multiple barriers.
- 🧭 Mentoring & Support: Their programmes help people move from economic inactivity to active participation in the labour market, often through tailored guidance and basic skills support.
- 🧩 Community Engagement: They run day centres with activities like arts and crafts, mindfulness, and seated exercise, helping individuals build social connections and improve their mental health.
- 📚 Educational Support: Their services include confidence-building classes, employability support, and onward progression pathways.
We are a registered as a private company limited by guarantee without share capital, our work aligns with SIC codes for educational support services and physical well-being activities.
Here’s why we stand out:
We are a group of Welfare to Work & Educational Professionals with over 80 years of experience of operational delivery within FE College, ITP & Government sector. Choosing Positive Communities Ltd for social investment offers a compelling blend of community impact, scalability, and measurable outcomes—all key ingredients for a return that’s not just financial, but deeply social.🌱 Our Strong Social Mission
- Our work tackles mental health, social isolation, and economic inactivity, aligning with high-priority areas for public health and wellbeing.
- We support individuals with complex needs, which means your investment contributes to inclusive growth and levelling up in underserved communities.
📊 Measurable Outcomes
- Our services are structured around confidence-building, employability, and progression skills pathways, which lend themselves well to outcomes-based contracts.
- This makes us a strong candidate for Social Impact Bonds or repayable outcome models, where investors are repaid if predefined social outcomes are achieved.