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    After-school fitness clubs keeping students active and engaged

    18 May 2026

    For some students, taking part in physical activity at school is not easy. Lack of confidence, the environment and feeling uncomfortable around others can all be barriers to engaging. The De Montfort School in Evesham, is committed to removing those barriers and getting all students engaged in exercise. With support from a Worcestershire County Council … Continue reading “After-school fitness clubs keeping students active and engaged”

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    Dementia support group in Bewdley goes from strength to strength

    When dementia begins to affect daily life, those living with the condition and the people caring for them, can quickly find themselves feeling isolated, overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. In Bewdley, a local support group is helping to change that. With support from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, Bewdley Dementia Support Group … Continue reading “Dementia support group in Bewdley goes from strength to strength”

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    Helping kinship carers feel less alone in Worcestershire

    13 May 2026

    When a child can’t live with their parents, it is often a grandparent, aunt, uncle or close family friend who steps in. These kinship carers provide love, stability and a safe home at a moment’s notice, but many do so while carrying enormous emotional strain and navigating situations they never expected to face. To help … Continue reading “Helping kinship carers feel less alone in Worcestershire”

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    Cancer coffee group helping people rebuild their lives

    08 May 2026

    For many people living with and beyond cancer, staying active can be a challenge, and yet it plays such a vital role in recovery. Macmillan reports that only 23% of people affected by cancer are active at recommended levels, while 31% are inactive. Regular physical activity can reduce cancer‑related fatigue, improve mood, support weight management … Continue reading “Cancer coffee group helping people rebuild their lives”

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    Finding balance and community with Tai Chi in Romsley Park

    Every Friday morning, a local park in Romsley comes alive with gentle movement, fresh air and a growing Tai Chi community. Thanks to support from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, the Friends of Romsley & Hunnington were able to offer free Tai Chi sessions in the local park. Led by instructor Steve Taylor … Continue reading “Finding balance and community with Tai Chi in Romsley Park”

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    Redditch school transforms courtyard into wellbeing garden

    Church Hill Middle School has brought new life to an overgrown, unused courtyard by transforming it into a calm, welcoming wellbeing garden for pupils. Using a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, the school set out to create a central space where children could take time out, read, reflect and connect with others and the … Continue reading “Redditch school transforms courtyard into wellbeing garden”

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    Worcester Snoezelen officially opens new sensory wing!

    29 April 2026

    Worcester Snoezelen welcomed families, volunteers and community partners to mark the official opening of its new sensory wing, designed to enhance the therapeutic experiences available to children and adults with disabilities and neurodivergences. The development has been supported by Worcestershire County Council through its Public Health Community Grant programme, enabling the creation of a nature … Continue reading “Worcester Snoezelen officially opens new sensory wing!”

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    Lifesaving warm space in Bredon continues to thrive!

    15 April 2026

    Bredon Warm Welcome is a community project offering residents a regular place to meet others, stay warm and enjoy nutritious food during the colder months. Running from October to May at Bredon Village Hall, the sessions provide practical support for people who may be experiencing isolation, limited mobility or rising living costs. The group received a … Continue reading “Lifesaving warm space in Bredon continues to thrive!”

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    Helping people through grief in Worcestershire

    Losing someone you love can be overwhelming, and many people don’t know where to turn for support. To help with this, local groups in Worcestershire have been running The Bereavement Journey, a seven‑week course that gives people a safe place to talk, understand their feelings and meet others who are going through the same thing. … Continue reading “Helping people through grief in Worcestershire”

  • Group photo outside Birchen Coppice Primary School. Around 30 adults stand in front of a modern building with large glass windows and a wooden roof. A colourful balloon arch frames the entrance. Some people wear everyday clothing, while others are dressed in historical costumes including hats, capes and musical instruments. The group faces the camera and many raise their hands. The school name is visible on the wall.
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    ​Brand new Best Start Family Hub opens in Birchen Coppice Kidderminster

    02 April 2026

    The Best Start Family Hub at Birchen Coppice Primary School opened its doors on Wednesday, 1 April 2026. Local people visited the new hub to find out more about the support available for all families in the area. Families enjoyed a range of free activities, including an Easter egg hunt and other family-friendly games. Free … Continue reading “​Brand new Best Start Family Hub opens in Birchen Coppice Kidderminster”

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