“Educate to Rejuvenate: to aid & benefit our communities”
(Our vision is from concepts associated with Juno: iuvare, “to aid, benefit”, iuvenescendo, “to rejuvenate”.)
(Above: Percy Peacock, our peacock mascot, photographed by one of our Nottinghamshire volunteers. Peacocks pulled the chariot of Juno.)
We implement our vision through:
- Our responsive, accessible approach, made possible because we are a small project, run by Dawn Chorus Educational Initiative CIC.
- Valuing the volunteers on whom we rely.
- Delivering work that is quality assured by our extensive expertise and experience and by measuring impact and demonstrating our accountability and success.
- Collaboration and co-operation within the Triple Helix Project.
(Above: a child learning about growing food; Lincolnshire)
Where we work: in areas such as the East Midlands (Nottingham & Nottinghamshire; Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Rutland); Northamptonshire, South Yorkshire & Staffordshire. Our stakeholders are our local communities & communities of interest.
We share best practice & learning with some of the poorest communities in the world, Native American communities & people in Pakistan & Africa (especially Ethiopia) where we work primarily with women & children.
Our name: people ask what inspired our name, it derives from the Goddess Juno who is associated with women’s enterprise, regeneration & peacocks. Peacocks appear in our logo with Juno, Cupid (social engagement) & Silvanus (the environment, nature) .
(Below top: children in Pakistan painting a peacock, "Percy" our mascot. Below bottom children in the UK enjoying creative learning. )
Our volunteer Andrew says:
"the benefits we deliver are seen in our work; meeting people's needs &
making a difference in communities"
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