Club News

Community Led Inclusion Partnership join Monkey Business

We are delighted to welcome Hartlepool’s Community Led Inclusion Partnership (CLIP) to our business networking club, Monkey Business.

CLIP is a local charity dedicated to supporting people in our community who are living with long-term conditions and disabilities. Through a range of opportunities, activities and services, the charity helps individuals build confidence, reduce isolation and improve their wellbeing. CLIP is passionate about creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, supported and connected.

Tracie Bestford, CEO, said:

“We are delighted to have joined Hartlepool United’s Monkey Business Club. As a community-focused charity, we recognise the importance of building strong local partnerships and connecting with other organisations that share our commitment to making a positive difference in Hartlepool.

The Monkey Business Club provides a fantastic opportunity to network with local businesses, raise awareness of the work we do and strengthen relationships across the town. We are excited to be part of a scheme that celebrates community spirit and collaboration while supporting our local football club.

We look forward to meeting fellow members and working together to make a lasting impact in our community.”

To find out more about CLIP Contact – Clip

To join Monkey Business Monkey Business – Hartlepool United

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