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JCI Barnsley has set some ambitious targets for 2014, and perhaps one of the most ambitious is to mount an assault on the National 3 Peaks this summer. As part of the preparation, the Yorkshire 3 Peaks will also be tamed in the name of a very audacio

This year, JCI Barnsley will be working with four local charities, one per quarter of the year. For the first part of the year, we aimed to help Shelterbox by raising enough money to supply one complete box to their cause which we did. This box will

I took part in my second annual sleep out to support Wiltshire’s homeless on Friday 21st March.

Around 40 people left the comfort of their beds and chose to spend the night sleeping rough in the cloisters of Salisbury cathedral.

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We had the privilage of hearing 2012 JCI UK National President Solveig Malvik talk at our previous training event about Charisma in Networking on the 12th March at BPP Southampton. She has kindly send us a blog post going over some of the t

It may sound like a chance just to gorge on food but the Big Supper is actually a JCI Yorkshire training event open to JCI members and guests from across the Yorkshire region!

In 2014 this event was held in Leeds at the cocktail delight that is Livin

On 10^th to 11^th May 2014 JCI UK members can experience the latest in our amazing line up of academies - the inaugural JCI UK Public Speaking Academy.

Why did we decide to launch this academy?

Throughout the year JCI UK hosts fantastic flagship academ

In 2014 JCI Rotherham will be focusing on giving members opportunities to Shine, Grow, Laugh, Connect and Challenge in whatever they do.

Shine our personal development program will focus on making out members personally and professionally shine

JCI Rotherham was originally founded in 1955 as Rotherham Junior Chamber and spent 46 years making a difference in Rotherham until it merged with JCI Barnsley in 2001. After 13 years it officially relaunched on the 17th February 2014!

Community Crisis
The Rainbow Centre is in crisis!

The center is based in Fareham and to ensure that it can contine to do wonderful work, £150,000 is needed to keep the charity going in the aftermath of the recession.

“At The Rainbow Centre

Sean was just 19 when he hit his lowest point. He’d left school with no qualifications, going straight into a job, but got heavily into drugs and became homeless. He spent the next five years moving between friends’ floors, squats and the