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Caistor Development Trust |
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The Caistor Development Trust was set up in 2002 by the Caistor Development Partnership.
The trust is currently involved in a number of economic development projects such as
- The Caistor Energy Project (CEP) which is addressing the shortage of energy on the Caistor Industrial Estate.
- A long term strategy for Caistor with particular reference to the Caistor Industrial Estate.
- The Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre project which is currently working on a Village SOS / BIG Lottery bid to renovate a primitive methodist chapel and restore a much loved community / redundant building for the benefit of the whole community.
The contact for Caistor Development Trust is Roy Schofield,
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01472 852927 
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Capacity Care was established in 2009. The company aims to improve the health, lives and well being of adults who lack or have reduced mental capacity through the delivery of better quality health and social care services. The company provides training, research, organisational audits to ensure compliance with the law, and develops e-learning products to train professionals and non-professionals alike.
Contact: Rachael Panter /
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/ 07515 118174
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Brief History
Some 5 years ago
Malcolm Mundy, then senior instructor at Louth Social Education centre and Mike Warren, Head teacher of St Bernards Special
School became aware of
the changes in the way day services for people with learning disabilities were
being planned to reduce the sheltered workshop type service.
After several
years of discussions we decided to go independent because we believed that
the Louth Interskill was needed and valued.
Parents and
adults with learning disabilities were consulted.
In 2007, a
project plan was put to the Lincolnshire CDA.
An advisor was
appointed to support the launch of the business, funded by a bursary from Lincolnshire
Co-operative.
The business was
set up using various funding streams:-
Various grants
mainly for capital expenditure.
A community loan
from LCC
and a bank overdraft.
Louth Interskill
became incorporated on 10th September 2007.
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Norton Disney ancient deciduous woodland Our activities aim to demonstrate the importance of ancient woodland in our 21st Century lives. Operating as an environmental social enterprise we offer a host of training and educational opportunities, promote environmental issues and sell products from the woodland. 
For further details contact:
Ms Karen Lowthrop
Tel: 01636 892836
email:
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Gainsborough Adventure Playground
 We are a community run play scheme offering adventurous play activities to children after school and during the school holidays.
For further details contact us on:
Tel: 01427 617165
e-mail:
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South Witham
Rural community broadband scheme
Frustrated by no broadband facilities,we did it ourselves. Being a Social  Enterprise has given us the freedom to explore cutting edge technologies that would be considered too peripheral by a private company.
For further details contact:
Mrs Helen Anderson
Tel: 01572 768382
Email:
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The Priory Centre, Lincoln
Community centre with training, meeting, performance and function facilities
This is a multi-million pound project to restore, for community use, the derelict historic church and buildings of St Catherine's. The project has also uncovered the immense historic significance of the buildings and we are now embarking on a three year project to open a visitor centre to attract tourists to this part of Lincoln.
'The Centre is an accredited Train to Gain provider and offers many NVQs at all levels to orgainisations & to individuals and also provides Information, Advice and Guidance and has clients countywide!'
For further details contact:
Simon Kane or Penny Cole
Tel: 01522 579490
email:
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Seagull Ltd, Skegness
Eco-college, recycling and community services
Mission statement
“To empower people to achieve their potential through environmental activities”
2010 – OUR 21ST BIRTHDAY
We are taking on even more training programmes and offering more opportunities for all sectors of the local community. We work with many different organisations and have either sponsorship, partnerships and contracts with them.
We have become an accredited Adult Education Centre for the County Council’s “Grow” initiative and we are offering more courses through 2010. We continue to develop new projects and offering even more opportunities for local people of all ages and abilities to get involved and gain skills in many different areas.
We have two main operational bases, a Recycling Centre and the 14 acre Skegness Environmental Site, or Coastal Eco Centre just on the outskirts of Skegness.
For further details contact:
Mr Paul Charles
Tel: 01754 765746
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