CAG Membership

Community is at the heart of everything we do and we want to champion you! Join our network for support, training, connections and growth.

Axevale Climate Action group

Our approach

At CAG Somerset, we believe that local action is key to addressing the global challenges of climate change and environmental degradation. Our network of community groups and connector members has already made an incredible impact, but with the support and involvement of organisations and groups like yours, together, we can create a more sustainable, resilient, and thriving Somerset for future generations.

We are currently focused on re-use, repair, reduction, sharing, surplus food, composting, tackling climate change or encouraging sustainable behaviours within communities and are offering free membership to community groups working in these areas and free Connector membership to larger organisations who share this ethos.

Our community group support is tailored to you, so please contact us to discuss your requirements.   

We also welcome ideas. We need creatives, motivators and inspirational people to rethink and redesign, so if that sounds like you, please feel free to get in touch with us about your ideas, concepts or plans, we would love to support you on your development journey and connect you with knowledgeable and inspiring individuals.  

We’re excited to see how your organisation can contribute to this collective effort. Join us for free today, and let’s make a positive impact together!

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People powered change

We support and help community action groups who focus on re-use, repair, reduction, sharing, surplus food or composting.

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