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    Community Stories 2025 | Sensory Matters breaks down barriers

    22 October 2025

    In Worcester, Sensory Matters is helping visually impaired people get active, build confidence and access inclusive physical activities thanks to a Public Health Community Wellbeing grant. The funding enabled the organisation to launch a dedicated physical activity project, offering accessible sessions like Couch to 5K and healthy walks, and working with local leisure providers to … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Sensory Matters breaks down barriers”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Making space for male guardians with Saturdads

    In Malvern, a new project funded by a Public Health Community Wellbeing grant, is helping dads and male guardians connect with their children, boost their wellbeing and build a supportive community. SaturDads is delivered by Freedom Leisure and Action for Children, with sessions led by qualified coaches from both organisations. Held weekly, the sessions combine … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Making space for male guardians with Saturdads”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Kicking off new women’s football pathways

    This season marks the launch of a brand-new women’s football team at Nunnery Wood Football Club, with a clear goal: to create a full pathway from childhood to adulthood. With support from a Public Health Community Wellbeing grant, the Worcester club has been able to open an under-18 team, helping bridge the gap between youth … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Kicking off new women’s football pathways”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Knockout success at boxing club

    21 October 2025

    Pete Martin, director of Redditch Self Defence Association, is working with young people to improve their lives, prevent them from engaging in crime and harness the power of physical activity for their self-esteem and mental health. After opening its doors just twelve months ago the boxing club was overwhelmed with people wanting to sign up. … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Knockout success at boxing club”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Men’s walking group is changing lives

    A group of men in Stourport are walking and talking their way to better mental health, and helping others do the same, with support from a Public Health Community Grant. Men Walking and Talking brings men together every Monday evening for a one-hour walk focused on connection, wellbeing, and ending the stigma around men’s mental … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Men’s walking group is changing lives”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Inclusive cycling at Evesham Velodrome

    Thanks to a Public Health Community Grant, adults with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) are now enjoying weekly cycling sessions at Evesham Velo; an experience that’s improving physical health, boosting confidence, and creating lasting connections. The initiative was led by the Myriad Centre, a specialist day service in Worcester that supports adults with complex … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Inclusive cycling at Evesham Velodrome”

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    Community Stories 2025 | Gilt Edge Bowls Club saved my life

    Tucked away behind an estate in Kidderminster, Gilt Edge Bowls Club, is a green haven that has become a lifeline for older residents; many of whom are over 75, with some well into their 90s. Thanks to a Public Health Community Grant, the club has repaired storm-damaged fencing, purchased beginner-friendly equipment, and launched a successful … Continue reading “Community Stories 2025 | Gilt Edge Bowls Club saved my life”

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    Creating Connection Through Carnival Art

    In Worcester, a growing number of young people are unable to access mainstream education due to anxiety, behavioural challenges, special educational needs, or complex personal circumstances. These individuals often feel disconnected from their communities and lack opportunities to express themselves in safe, supportive environments. Recognising this gap, N-Able’s therapeutic learning provision, for students aged 11-25 … Continue reading “Creating Connection Through Carnival Art”

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    A poem about Healthy Worcestershire

    16 October 2025

    Healthy Worcestershire participants use creative writing to highlight how supported they feel since joining.  Healthy Worcestershire offers free weekly wellbeing sessions across the county, designed to support residents in improving their mental, physical, and social health. Held in accessible community venues, these sessions provide a welcoming space for people of all ages and backgrounds to … Continue reading “A poem about Healthy Worcestershire”

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    DofE Kit Scheme sparks healthier futures

    03 October 2025

    The Chase School Malvern has launched a new Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) Kit Loan Scheme, designed to support students’ physical and mental wellbeing by removing financial barriers to participation. Supported by a Public Health Educational Wellbeing Grant, the initiative aims to promote equal access to one of the UK’s most respected youth development programmes—helping … Continue reading “DofE Kit Scheme sparks healthier futures”

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