EATTA chooses Cogwheel as its charitable beneficiary
Cogwheel Counselling was the charitable beneficiary from the East Anglia Timber Trade Association’s annual dinner held at King’s College in September and has received a wonderful donation of £2500. Our […]
New counselling service to support local businesses
Businesses looking to support their employees’ emotional and mental wellbeing can now turn to the new Employee Counselling Service from Cogwheel Counselling. Available to local businesses and organisations, the service […]
CD sales break fundraising target
Blues musician Martin McNeill recently set up a Facebook fundraiser selling his latest CD, Sweet Soul Slide, to raise money for Cogwheel. With an original target of £500, supporters were […]
Cogwheel awarded grant from The Evelyn Trust
Cogwheel Counselling is delighted that The Evelyn Trust has awarded a grant to enhance support for clients referring for mental health counselling. The funding is for a specialist practitioner to […]
Acteon Communications raises funds for Cogwheel
Cogwheel was thrilled to receive a donation of £1,666 in April from Acteon Communications, a Cambridge-based business. This followed a fundraising campaign in March, with Acteon staff doing an Activity […]
Extra spaces at TTP Cambridge Half Marathon
We’re excited to announce that we have secured more spaces for Team Cogwheel at the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon taking place on 17 October 2021. We have 10 places available […]
2021 Cogwheel 5k Canter Running Festival
Cogwheel very much hopes that this year’s running festival will be able to take place on New Year’s Eve on Jesus Green in Cambridge. Over 400 runners took part in […]
Cogwheel in lockdown
As we pass the first anniversary of the March 2020 lockdown, we reflect on what a tumultuous year it has been for everyone and we hope that progress from the […]
Running your heart out for Cogwheel
Local keen runner Abi Davies set herself two targets of running 100 miles in the first ten days of March and raising £500 for Cogwheel. Not only did she run […]
