Programmes

Practical community work built around families, care and steady presence.

D’Key Civic programmes are designed to be modest, lawful, repeatable and useful. The aim is to build trust through visible delivery, good records and safe community practice.

Current programme status

Status labels distinguish delivered public activity from routes still being designed, partnered or prepared. A page describing an intended programme does not mean a regular public service is currently operating.

Active · event-basedFamily events

Two public family events delivered in 2026, with evidence and review records published.

DevelopingMeals and food support

No regular public meal timetable is currently published.

DevelopingWarm spaces

No public location or opening schedule is currently confirmed.

In developmentMentoring and workshops

No routine referral or workshop intake is currently open.

Active · event-based

Families

Youth and family activity

Delivered family events include games, creative tables, seasonal activity and confidence-building moments. Future dates are published only when confirmed.

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Developing

Care

Meals and warm spaces

Meals, refreshments and warm-space routes are being developed. No regular public timetable or venue is currently published.

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In development

Guidance

Mentoring and support

The mentoring and structured-support framework is being developed with safeguarding, boundaries and suitable delivery arrangements in mind.

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Operating principle

Programmes should justify activity, records and future support.

Each programme area should create evidence: attendance, feedback, photos where consent allows, lessons learned, volunteer involvement, partner conversations and next-step improvement.

Family-safeEvidence-ledPartner-readyModest and repeatable

Public activity

Events as proof

Community events provide visible proof of organisation, safety planning, engagement, photography, feedback and post-event review.

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Improvement

Feedback loop

Feedback helps shape better events, stronger communication, safer processes and clearer support routes.

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