Creative clay workshop boosts wellbeing in Redditch A new arts project run by Bangladeshi Community of Redditch CIC is helping improve health, confidence and connection among local residents. Supported by a Public Health Worcestershire microgrant, the group hosted an air‑dry clay workshop on 28 January at Batchley Community Centre. The session drew on Bangladeshi cultural … Continue reading “Creative clay workshop boosts wellbeing in Redditch”
Young people transform Evesham Youth Centre with new community mural A youth charity in Evesham has transformed its community centre with a vibrant new mural created by the young people who use it. Working with local artists, the group at Ourside Youth Centre took part in creative workshops exploring what the centre means to them. … Continue reading “Young people transform Ourside with new mural”
Connection and community for all ages at Stourport Civic Centre Stourport Civic Centre has long been a place where people come together to feel part of something bigger. It’s a space rooted in community spirit where creativity, friendship and support are always within reach. Volunteers are at the heart of this. They greet visitors, offer … Continue reading “Connection and community at Stourport Civic”
A haven for reading at Hanbury First School Hanbury CofE First School in Bromsgrove, used its Public Health community grant to turn an overlooked part of the playground into a dedicated quiet reading area and nurture space. The school wanted a place where children could step away from the noise of busy playtimes and enjoy … Continue reading “Hanbury’s haven for reading”
Sole mates – Walking group for men and dads Paul Hall from Redditch is bringing men together, one step at a time, through a new male walking group designed to bring connection, wellbeing and conversation. Paul is a foster carer with Worcestershire Fostering and has also launched Sole Mates, a monthly walking group for all … Continue reading “Walking group for men and dads”
New emergency vehicle will double life saving capacity A new emergency response vehicle funded through a Public Health Community Grant has been officially unveiled at Bromsgrove Ambulance Hub. The vehicle will support the North East Worcestershire First Responders (NEWFR), a volunteer led charity whose trained responders attend 999 calls on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance … Continue reading “New emergency vehicle will double life saving capacity”
Lifesaving equipment installed in community centre Heaven On Severn, a Bewdley‑based charity, has strengthened local emergency preparedness with the installation of a trauma kit and defibrillator at Wribbenhall Community Centre. Trustee Janet Higginbotham says the equipment, funded by a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, has already shown its value. The defibrillator was installed on … Continue reading “Lifesaving equipment installed in community centre”
Happy Time, run by passionate home cook Erina, is a relaxed community cooking programme that brings people together over delicious food, exciting conversation and shared learning. Running every Friday morning from 9:30am to 2pm at the Perdiswell Young People’s Leisure Centre in Worcester, the sessions offer a welcoming space where anyone can come along, cook … Continue reading “Cooking club connects cultures”
A youth project in Dines Green has successfully helped calm anti social behaviour and encouraged young people to engage with local services. A youth project in Dines Green has successfully helped calm anti social behaviour and encouraged young people to engage with local services. Delivered by the UP Foundation, in association with … Continue reading “Successful youth project in Dines Green”
In an innovative and unusual approach to promoting health and wellbeing, St Joseph’s Primary School in Malvern has transformed its outdoor space with a brand-new all year sledging slope and picnic area. Thanks to a Public Health Community Grant this unique project is giving pupils a fresh way to stay active, build confidence, and enjoy … Continue reading “Pupils slide into wellbeing!”
