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The concept of the Fylde Coast Responsible Business Network is collaboration. All partners –working together to make more of an impact on a collective outcomes.
Whether you can spare an hour, a morning, a day or more we promise you that you can make a difference. Below are the key themes which we are supporting, click on each section to find out more and ways in which you can get involved.
Raising Aspirations for Young People
Young people across Blackpool and the Fylde Coast, need your support.
Volunteers from business play an important part in raising the aspirations of young people and better preparing them for the world of work.
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Creating Job Opportunities and Reducing Unemployment
Can you provide a work placement opportunity? Do you have vacancies to fill?
Let us connect you to local providers that can help you source new candidates from untapped talent pools.
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Improving the Mental Health & Wellbeing of the Fylde Coast Workforce
Through the Fylde Coast Responsible Business Network, we aim to support local businesses on their journey to implementing effective mental health and wellbeing support for their employees. We will share best practice, encourage peer learning, and signpost organisations to relevant local services and support provision.
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With your support, we can help break the cycle for those who are more disadvantaged in our community.
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September's Fylde Coast RBN Network Meeting
18 September 2026
With almost 1 in 8 young people now NEET across the UK, and higher concentrations in coastal towns like Blackpool, this is a growing challenge with real implications for our local economy and communities. Recent national reporting has even warned of a potential “lost generation” if action isn’t taken.
Our keynote speaker for this event will be Alun Francis OBE, Chief Executive of Blackpool and The Fylde College and Chair of the Social Mobility Commission.
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