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    Digital SafeSteps – Empowering Residents, One Click at a Time

    08 January 2026

    A groundbreaking initiative called Digital SafeSteps that was launched in November has already begun breaking down barriers for residents who find online forms daunting. The project’s secret is a unique “sandbox” environment where people can safely practice filling in digital forms, free from the fear of making mistakes. For many, the anxiety of using online … Continue reading “Digital SafeSteps – Empowering Residents, One Click at a Time”

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    Walking through history!

    09 December 2025

    Belbroughton History Society has taken an innovative step to make local heritage more accessible whilst inspiring people to get active, explore the countryside and connect with one another. The Society has produced a new video showcasing the history and landscape of the Belne Brook walk, blending the promotion of healthy outdoor activity with the rich … Continue reading “Walking through history!”

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    Pupils slide into wellbeing!

    08 December 2025

    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!”

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    Balance bikes improve skills and safety

    03 December 2025

    Young people at Vale of Evesham School are experiencing new opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive thanks to a Worcestershire County Council Public Health Community Grant. The school, which supports children and young people aged 4–19 with a wide range of learning difficulties, used the grant to purchase adapted balance bikes and expand their sessions, … Continue reading “Balance bikes improve skills and safety”

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    Women’s cycle club pedals positivity!

    28 November 2025

    Women on Wheels (WOW), a women’s cycling club, has recently been awarded a Public Health Community Grant to help expand its reach and impact. With around 100 members, from 20 years old to 73, WOW is dedicated to encouraging even more women to enjoy cycling in a safe, supportive, and social environment. The grant has … Continue reading “Women’s cycle club pedals positivity!”

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    New building opens up limitless opportunities for charity

    25 November 2025

    An empty building in one of Kidderminster’s old carpet factories will soon become the new home of a much-loved local charity, Simply Limitless. A Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant is supporting Simply Limitless to refurbish the building and transform it into a community space offering vital health and wellbeing services for residents. Simply Limitless … Continue reading “New building opens up limitless opportunities for charity”

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    After-school clubs inspire healthier futures

    A new wellbeing enrichment project is now underway at Tudor Grange Academy in Redditch thanks to funding provided by a Public Health community wellbeing grant. Run every Thursday after school, the project offers pupils a choice of clubs designed to boost wellbeing, encourage positive behaviours, and help young people discover new passions. So far, 54 … Continue reading “After-school clubs inspire healthier futures”

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    Mama’s Market is building sustainable community

    20 November 2025

    In the heart of Droitwich Spa, a local mum named Sara is making a big difference to parents and the environment. With the help of a small public health grant for advertising and venue costs, Sara launched Mama’s Market, a monthly event where families can buy, sell, and repurpose children’s clothing and accessories. We all … Continue reading “Mama’s Market is building sustainable community”

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    100 trauma kits now in place

    12 November 2025

    One hundred trauma kits are now in community spaces across the county thanks to funding from the Worcestershire County Council Public Health Team. This initiative began in November 2024 as part of actions to support the introduction of the Protection of Premises Bill and is designed to ensure that communities are prepared for emergency situations. … Continue reading “100 trauma kits now in place”

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    Bridges of Light festival sparks joy

    06 November 2025

    Local Voices, Creative Choices, has launched with the Bridges of Light festival and Cygnet Swan, supported by Public Health, on Worcester Bridge. Cygnet Song, the breathtaking light installation that lit up Worcester’s main bridge across the River Severn as part of the Bridges of Light festival, has launched the new programme of art, creativity and … Continue reading “Bridges of Light festival sparks joy”

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