In a fair society everyone has the same opportunities, regardless of social class, age, disability, race, gender, sexual orientation, or identity.
The Council is here for every resident in the city, throughout their lives. It’s also important that we work to reduce any unfair and avoidable differences that vulnerable people and residents in our more disadvantaged communities or circumstances face.
Improving outcomes and tackling inequalities within our communities is one of the three key priorities in the Council’s strategic One Coventry Plan.
This priority focuses on improving outcomes for local people and tackling inequalities in order to build prosperity across the city, protecting the most vulnerable and supporting and valuing the contribution of our residents.
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New research highlights transformative impact of internet connectivity in temporary accommodation
An evaluation report exploring the critical need for internet access for people living in temporary accommodation has been published today.
Spring into fun with Coventry holiday activity and food programme
The new spring Holiday, Activity and Food programme (HAF) has gone live, with children able to enjoy free activities and healthy food options from Saturday 12 April to Sunday 27 April.
New job initiative to take work opportunities directly out to the community!
The newly formed Coventry Job Fest is here to connect local talent with leading employers.
Residents help shape a new Coventry Community Safety Partnership Plan
The Council and its partners have been talking to communities, stakeholders and other organisations to help put together a new plan to address concerns around crime and disorder in Coventry.
Innovative sensory library project launches in Coventry
A community-led project to set up a sensory library at Coventry Central Library has now launched.