Outreach, partnerships, and corporate services on offer
We deliver. Valued for our insightful and engaging approach, we offer – and can tailor for you – a variety of outreach, partnerships, corporate services, and training opportunities. Both online or in person.
- Partnerships
- Collaborations
- Steering group representation
- Climate Action Plan development
- Training or away days
- Lunch and learns
- Workshops
- Public speaking
- Panel members
- Carbon Literacy Training
- Meeting CSR objectives
- and much more!
Discuss the possibilities with us today. We can find the perfect solution that suits you. Above all, we’re interested in helping people make changes to fight the climate crisis whilst highlighting the benefits for wellbeing and reducing the cost of living.
Parisa Wright
“I’m passionate about raising awareness and bringing people together to make simple but impactful green changes”.
Parisa left her legal and business affairs career of over 20 years to focus on the importance of climate change and continued growth of Greener and Cleaner. Bringing the conversation, skills support, community building and confidence around climate change to the masses, you can watch her Ted X talk here.
Spearheading a ground-breaking “Diversity and Inclusion in Sustainability” project with Imperial College London and BEIS, Parisa has many more accomplishments to enrich her experience and bring to your organisation.
Working in partnership
Greener and Cleaner have been invited to join the Mosaic Schools learning Trust’s Sustainability Committee to help them develop their Climate Action Plan.
From sitting on a steering group contributing to a toolkit, to working with Citizens UK and Community Links Bromley to create a Citizens Bromley, we’re interested in working in partnership with local and national organisations around us.
Advocating changes for the climate crisis whilst highlighting the benefits for wellbeing and reducing the cost of living are what we do best.
Youth outreach team
For schools and youth organisations, we have a dedicated youth outreach lead. We offer workshops or learning programmes to support those who want to deliver teaching and learning about climate change and what we can do about it. Without the overload that can lead to eco-anxiety, our team are great at integrating with your learning structure, and the children or young people you support.
Our enthusiastic team also supports pupils who may be on their school council, green committee, or in an eco warrior role. We provide Duke of Edinburgh opportunities in our community Hub.
Speaking up
We have an engaging and knowledgeable team ready to attend your events, talks, lunch and learns, team meetings or other occasions. We have a host of topics and workshops that can be tailored and interwoven with your objectives.
Previous engagements are numerous and include COP26, Sustainability Live, Wildlife Trust Annual Conference, Transitions Towns and Anthropy at the Eden Project.
Facilitating inclusive and accessible community engagement to address the climate crisis, biodiversity loss and air pollution is what we do best.
As part of our outreach, organisations we have worked with and conferences we have spoken at include:
Carbon Literacy training
A real eye-opener, Carbon Literacy training dramatically opens up the discussion around why it’s so important and what it really means. It will leave participants feeling empowered with the first easy steps they can take to reduce their carbon footprint both in the workplace and at home.
Suitable for businesses and individuals alike. Costs vary depending on the number of participants and we do offer a charity rate. Please contact us for further information.
“I felt the course [Carbon Literacy] was extremely informative and thought-provoking. It gave the opportunity to discuss personal concerns as well as how to make future changes.
Clare was knowledgeable and clear and her non-judgemental approach was super-helpful as we can often feel a level of guilt for not doing enough. I came away feeling more equipped and starting to make changes in my life.”
Becky Hughes
The first Community Sustainability Support Network (CSSN) for England
We’re passionate about growing the resilience of community sustainability across England and are about to launch the first Community Sustainability Support Network for England.
It’s a grassroots-focused initiative designed to build inclusivity, collaboration, and resilience in community-led sustainability projects and spaces. Its core mission is to facilitate vital knowledge and resource sharing across England. With a focus on sharing learnings and templates, and collaboration on both funding bids and delivery, it will ensure members’ work is as impactful, inclusive and resilient as possible.
Any community group, charity, or social enterprise delivering community sustainability work of any type can join and benefit at no charge. For example: Repair Cafes, Community Allotments, Community Energy Companies, School Uniform Exchanges, Friends of Parks Groups, Scrap Stores, Community Fridges, Climate Cafes, Transition Towns, Community Hubs and more!
Our ground-breaking research
75% of adults and 90% of children are worried about climate change and eco anxiety is on the rise. But commonplace advice and strategies for sustainable living leave many feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, cynical or excluded from the conversation. So we carried out ground-breaking research to increase diversity and inclusion in climate change, increase active engagement, and open discussions for systemic change.
This work received endorsement and support from Dr Richard Carmichael (Imperial College London), Dr Kris De Meyer (UCL), Professor Colin Strong (IPSOS) and funding from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
Produced by the University of Bath and the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST), the first part of our findings can be read online here. This study aims to understand how using the community climate hub influences people’s understanding of climate change and their uptake of low-carbon behaviours.