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  • Volunteers at SARA
    Healthy Places

    Supporting Volunteers, Strengthening Communities

    01 September 2026

    Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA) have upgraded their medical equipment and expanded their volunteer base, thanks to funding provided by Worcestershire County Council’s Public Health Community Grant programme. The funding has enabled the search and rescue team to purchase new medical kits, upgrade existing equipment at Kidderminster Fire Station, recruit additional volunteers, and provide further … Continue reading “Supporting Volunteers, Strengthening Communities”

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    Reviving Nature at Church Hill Middle School

    26 August 2026

    Pupils at Church Hill Middle School  in Redditch are enjoying a transformed outdoor learning space after support from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health wellbeing grant helped bring new life to the school’s pond area. Designed as a hub for a newly established Eco Council and environmental club, the project responded to a desire to … Continue reading “Reviving Nature at Church Hill Middle School”

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    Community gathering space helps grow connections at Redditch allotments

    A new community space is helping allotment holders at Batchley Brook come together, creating new opportunities for friendship, support and improved wellbeing through a shared love of gardening and growing food. The allotment site is home to around 125 plots and a diverse community of tenants from a wide range of ages, backgrounds and cultures. … Continue reading “Community gathering space helps grow connections at Redditch allotments”

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    The Power of a Safe Space

    For many women who have experienced domestic abuse, taking part in physical activity is about much more than exercise. A loss of confidence, feelings of isolation and anxiety about entering public spaces can all become barriers to improving health and wellbeing. Recognising this need, Lift the Weight has been developed in Redditch to provide a … Continue reading “The Power of a Safe Space”

  • Redditch Park trees with Tai Chi participants facings away
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    Finding Balance in Redditch Park

    25 August 2026

    Residents in Redditch have been enthusiastically embracing the benefits of Tai Chi through a free outdoor programme delivered in partnership with Redditch Borough Council. The popular sessions have shown how simple, accessible activities in local parks can help people become more active, improve wellbeing and build stronger community connections.  Particularly for those who may be … Continue reading “Finding Balance in Redditch Park”

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    Animal FoodBank in Woodrow gets funding boost

    24 August 2026

    Animal FoodBank UK is expanding its support for residents in Woodrow, providing practical help for pet owners experiencing financial hardship and supporting wider health and wellbeing. The Redditch-founded charity delivers emergency pet food and supplies to people facing financial difficulties, helping to ease the pressure on household budgets during challenging times. A Worcestershire County Council … Continue reading “Animal FoodBank in Woodrow gets funding boost”

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    New school pond offers tranquil spot for calm reflection

    03 August 2026

    A new pond at Bayton C of E Primary School is providing pupils across the setting with a peaceful place to sit, chat, observe wildlife and practice mindfulness. The pond, funded through a Worcestershire County Council public health community grant, features a bug hotel, plants, a shady seating area and is already well loved by … Continue reading “New school pond offers tranquil spot for calm reflection”

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    Great Bangla Heritage Bazar celebrates culture, community and better health

    22 July 2026

    More than 250 people from across Redditch came together on Saturday 4 July 2026 to celebrate the Great Bangla Heritage Bazar. The event was funded through a Worcestershire County Council community wellbeing grant and delivered in partnership with Redditch Library. The grant supports community-led projects that improve health, reduce inequalities and strengthen community connections, enabling … Continue reading “Great Bangla Heritage Bazar celebrates culture, community and better health”

  • Worcester Canoe Club Paddlers
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    Finding Confidence on the Water

    20 July 2026

    For many people, trying a new sport as an adult can feel daunting. Since the pandemic, Worcester Canoe Club has seen growing interest from young learners and adult beginners looking for new ways to be active, improve their wellbeing and connect with others in their community. As a volunteer-run, not-for-profit club, it wanted to ensure … Continue reading “Finding Confidence on the Water”

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    Countryside and Greenspace Team investing in healthier more active communities

    Worcestershire County Council’s Countryside and Greenspace Team plays an important role in enhancing the county’s natural environment while supporting the health and wellbeing of residents. The service manages 22 countryside sites across Worcestershire, including country parks, nature reserves and picnic places, alongside delivering initiatives such as Health Walks, volunteering programmes, community greenspace support and large-scale … Continue reading “Countryside and Greenspace Team investing in healthier more active communities”

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