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Changing lives through positive partnerships
Link for Good designs and develops educational initiatives and partners with business and community to deliver social change.
“We must consider carefully how to educate the next generation to keep up with what is changing whilst recognising and holding on to that which is not - the human dimension.
Community is vital to that endeavour.”
Rebecca Smith
“Rebecca Smith is a social activist and influencer of the 1st order.”
Professor Teresa Cremin - Expert in children’s literacy and reading for pleasure, Open University
Link for Good responds to social & educational challenges, developing and delivering positive action through educational initiatives.
MORRISONS LITTLE LIBRARY
MORRISONS LITTLE LIBRARY
In April 2021, Morrisons supermarket committed to supporting free books for children across the UK by delivering a book exchange unit in all of its 497 stores. This initiative, devised by Rebecca Smith, supported by Professor Teresa Cremin & the Open University and delivered by Morrisons, provides free access to a steady stream of children’s books via the convenience of the supermarket setting.
Morrisons are committed to continuing to deliver the Little Library nationwide and to supporting children’s literacy in their stores.
Link for Good
generates ideas and brings together like minded people and organisations to initiate change.
”Doorstep Carols over the two years we’ve been doing it, has created a community here where we never had one before.” -Isle of Purbeck WhatsApp Group
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”Doorstep Carols over the two years we’ve been doing it, has created a community here where we never had one before.” -Isle of Purbeck WhatsApp Group 〰️
Doorstep Carols is a nationwide Christmas Carols singalong. Doorstep Carols 2020-2022 was delivered across the BBC Local Radio network . With all resources available to download for free online at www.doorstepcarols.co.uk, anyone can tune in and join in.
Doorstep Carols was devised as a way to combat loneliness and isolation at Christmas, creating links with care homes and children’s hospitals, even prisons and the overseas armed forces to provide those separated from loved ones the ability to sing together at Christmas.
From 2020-2022 Doorstep Carols has united the nation in song raising awareness about the social and physiological power of collective music.
“Doorstep Carols is a brilliant example of how we can grow grass-roots approaches to engaging people and communities in creativity to enable their wellbeing.”
Jane Covey MBBS SFFMLM MRCGP
National Centre for Creative Health : Clinical Lead
