Charity and Social Care
SustainabileTech4Good ™ July edition of Plugged in and Powered Up
Take a look at some of our recent highlights demonstrating how our sustainable reuse of tech from businesses is making a positive impact on people’s lives across Cambridgeshire and beyond. ...
Sustainable Tech 4 Good™ & Project Cambridge Podcast - Digital Inclusion
The Project Cambridge Podcast where our Founder talks about the journey behind Sustainable Tech 4 Good and how 20 plus years working in tech repair, data security, and supporting Charities in the UK & overseas laid the foundation for what ST4G is today. ...
The Red Hen Project is now a Real Living Wage Employer
We’re proud to share that The Red Hen Project is now officially accredited as a Real Living Wage Employer. This means we’ve made a firm commitment to pay all of our staff a wage that reflects the real cost of living, and not just the government minimum. ...
Join Team Centre 33 for the 2026 TTP Cambridge Half Marathon
We’re so excited to once again offer charity places for the 2026 Cambridge Half Marathon – and applications are now open! ...
£499,500 National Lottery funding boost for Building Stronger Futures appeal
Centre 33’s appeal to create a new support hub for local young people has been awarded £499,500 in National Lottery funding. ...
Local charity founder featured on Katie Piper's new national TV programme
The founder of Cambridgeshire-based rewilding charity Creating Nature’s Corridors will be on national television this weekend, appearing on Katie Piper’s Weekend Escape, ITV’s new Sunday morning feel-good show. ...
A cancer survivor who underwent complex ‘very major surgery’ has praised the robotic surgery that removed all traces of the disease from her body
Cancer survivor Stephanie Hemming, from Cambridge, underwent complex, major surgery in January - with a surgeon performing robotic surgery on her following her diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. Here, she talks about her diagnosis, her praise for both the surgeon who performed the surgery ...
Top robotic surgeons at Addenbrooke’s say robots unlikely to ever fully replace them in theatre – but say they could ‘co-pilot’
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the US have reported that a robot had performed realistic surgery on its own with 100% accuracy. Having trained on videos of surgeries, the robot was able to remove a gallbladder from a life-like patient, performing a total of 17 tasks...
Carers Week 9th - 15th June 2025
“I can imagine living a future that is about me.”
First look - new support hub in Cambridge
We're so excited to show you a glimpse of our plans for our new support hub in Cambridge. We've been working with the wonderful Mole Architects to create a space that's designed for and by young people - there's a lot more room for one-to-one support, group sessions and local organisati...