Joe Baker

Ashton Community Trust is a social regeneration charity that was established in 1991. The non-profit company is based in Belfast, UK. The British company provides support for individuals and local families through initiatives such as The Pantry @ Ashton, a community supermarket. The company offers training and development opportunities and have a new youth work program called The Breakthrough Programme for young people aged 14-24 years. To register with the company, individuals must be aged 16-67 and in receipt of carers allowance, Employment Support Allowance, or caring for a child under 3. The CEO is Paul Roberts.

Ashton Community Trust is a social regeneration charity that was established in 1991. The non-profit company is based in Belfast, UK. The British company provides support for individuals and local families through initiatives such as The Pantry @ Ashton, a community supermarket. The company offers training and development opportunities and have a new youth work program called The Breakthrough Programme for young people aged 14-24 years. To register with the company, individuals must be aged 16-67 and in receipt of carers allowance, Employment Support Allowance, or caring for a child under 3. The CEO is Paul Roberts.

Ashton Community Trust is a social regeneration charity that was established in 1991. The non-profit company is based in Belfast, UK. The British company provides support for individuals and local families through initiatives such as The Pantry @ Ashton, a community supermarket. The company offers training and development opportunities and have a new youth work program called The Breakthrough Programme for young people aged 14-24 years. To register with the company, individuals must be aged 16-67 and in receipt of carers allowance, Employment Support Allowance, or caring for a child under 3. The CEO is Paul Roberts.

Ashton Community Trust is a social regeneration charity that was established in 1991. The non-profit company is based in Belfast, UK. The British company provides support for individuals and local families through initiatives such as The Pantry @ Ashton, a community supermarket. The company offers training and development opportunities and have a new youth work program called The Breakthrough Programme for young people aged 14-24 years. To register with the company, individuals must be aged 16-67 and in receipt of carers allowance, Employment Support Allowance, or caring for a child under 3. The CEO is Paul Roberts.

Ashton Community Trust is a social regeneration charity that was established in 1991. The non-profit company is based in Belfast, UK. The British company provides support for individuals and local families through initiatives such as The Pantry @ Ashton, a community supermarket. The company offers training and development opportunities and have a new youth work program called The Breakthrough Programme for young people aged 14-24 years. To register with the company, individuals must be aged 16-67 and in receipt of carers allowance, Employment Support Allowance, or caring for a child under 3. The CEO is Paul Roberts.