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Give us your views on the first draft of Leicester Fixers vision, mission, objectives and values

Leicester Fixers is in the process of redefining its vision, mission, values, as well as its delivery focus and operations.

Here is what they drafted so far and we are looking for feedback, please comment:

Our vision is
  • To make repair always the best, easiest, cheapest option for citizens and their broken items in Leicester

Their mission is 
  • To empower individuals and organisations to repair and mend in Leicester 

Their objectives
  • Reduce Carbon Emissions 
  • Increase number of items repaired
  • Improve Communities Connection and Wellbeing
  • Improve Individual and Community Training
  • Achieve Financial Sustainability
Their Values
  • Fairshare, 
  • People Care
  • Earth Care
  • Embrace an asset-based community approach where all are recognised and identified as having a gift that they can share with their community
What do you think?
There is definitely more work to do on this - It is the first draft - Looking forward to hearing your thoughts

Email LeicesterFixers[at]Gmail.com

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