Liz Diamond, the Romsey Mill Charity Shop Development Manager, shares how she and her team of volunteer seek to live out the values and ideals of Romsey Mill. Read more
Romsey Mill's Young Parents Programme has been running a CPSL Mind course called Mums Matter to support young mothers with worry and anxiety. Read more
Romsey Mill has appointed a Youth Development Worker to begin working in in the new community of Northstowe, following the award of funding from Cambridgeshire County Council. Read more
Young people accessing music-making opportunities with Romsey Mill were again nominated for Youth Music Awards. Read more
Romsey Mill has been officially named as Panther Taxis' Charity of the Year for 2023, which could result in up to £25,000 being donated to the charity. Read more
Many people are experiencing anxiety in the context of all that our world is currently facing. However, for autistic people, who are more prone to be anxious than others, this is amplified. Read more
There are over 120 young people aged 16 – 25 living in supported housing in hostels near Mill Road in Cambridge. Romsey Mill has been developing to support young people who are living in three local hostels. Read more
Serving the local community is at the heart of what Romsey Mill's Charity Shop on Mill Road, Cambridge is all about. Read more
Mark Ashton was appointed Mayor of Cambridge earlier this year and has chosen Romsey Mill and Cambridge Aid to be his two local charities during his Mayoral year. He explains why both charities are so important to him. Read more
Romsey Mill’s young parents’ workers had to adapt their support for teenage mums during Covid lockdowns and various restrictions. One young mum explains how vital it was to be able to access that continued support. Read more
Romsey Mill's Pre-school settings have had a lot of new beginnings in recent months. Read more
The Youth Development Team organised a Youth Celebration Night at City Church, in Cambridge, attended by over 100 young people, to celebrate their achievements and who they are. Read more
Romsey Mill delivers youth work training courses to help grow capacity to support young people in Cambridgeshire. Read more
Romsey Mill's Aspire Plus groups support autistic young people and help them to grow friendships through their transition into adulthood Read more
Romsey Mill’s young parents have successfully achieved their Bronze Arts Awards, having completed a course delivered in partnership with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge City Council and Cambridgeshire County Council. Read more
Romsey Mill's Pre-school is helping older children in our settings to prepare for starting ‘big school’ in September. Read more
Liz Diamond, Romsey Mill Charity Shop Development Worker, shares some more reflections on the life and role of Romsey Mill Charity Shop. Read more
As well as supporting teenage mums through the work of our Young Parents Programme, Romsey Mill also provides vital help for young dads (up to the age of 25). Read more
The Blue Bag Project is a new Romsey Mill initiative, set up in 2021, with the aim of ending period poverty amongst young people in Cambridgeshire, allowing young people to access free menstrual products in a discreet and easy way. Read more
Romsey Mill’s Charity Shop, on Mill Road, serves the local community whilst raising vital funds for Romsey Mill’s work. Our team of volunteers is vital to the running of the shop. Read more