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    Masculinity and healthy relationships training

    01 August 2025

    Youth teams from Worcester Community Trust have delivered impactful sessions and events with young people at community centres in Worcester, diving into themes of masculinity, identity, and what it really means to have healthy relationships. This work couldn’t be timelier. With controversial influencers dominating social media feeds and shows like Adolescence putting gender dynamics under … Continue reading “Masculinity and healthy relationships training”

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    Snoezelen sessions support active living

    17 July 2025

    Worcester Snoezelen is helping people with disabilities get moving and feel better, physically and mentally, through dance! A Public Health Grant is supporting the introduction of dance and movement sessions as part of the charity’s established ‘Activity Wednesday’ programme. These weekly sessions will run for 50 weeks a year and welcome around 25 participants each … Continue reading “Snoezelen sessions support active living”

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    Archery Tag is a real winner!

    11 July 2025

    In an innovative move to encourage physical activity among students, Hanley Castle High School and Sixth Form in Worcester has launched a new Archery Tag program! The new after-school club aims to inspire young people to engage in a fresh and dynamic form of exercise that blends teamwork, strategy, and agility. Archery Tag is a … Continue reading “Archery Tag is a real winner!”

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    A celebration of partnership: Worcester Safe Space wins national award

    25 June 2025

    Worcester BID is thrilled to announce that its Worcester Safe Space initiative has won the national award for ‘Best Social and Community Contribution Scheme’ at the Association of Town & City Management (ATCM) Awards, held last night in Bradford. The award recognises the strength of Worcester’s citywide partnership and celebrates the Worcester Safe Space initiative … Continue reading “A celebration of partnership: Worcester Safe Space wins national award”

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    Keeping over 60s healthy and connected

    11 June 2025

    The Over/Nearly 60s Social Group in St. John’s in Worcester is having a huge impact on its members. The group is run by its members and caters to adults (nearly and) over the age of 60 in Worcester and surrounding areas, providing opportunities to engage in meaningful activities, meet new people and increase social connections. … Continue reading “Keeping over 60s healthy and connected”

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    Tai Chi in the park is boosting mobility and balance!

    23 May 2025

    A new Tai Chi class in Gheluvelt Park in Worcester is improving mobility, balance and reducing the risk of falls for its participants. Wild Chi Cic is a gentle and inclusive class, run by Charlotte Burbidge, that focuses on using the principles of tai chi to improve balance, mood and social connections – all whilst … Continue reading “Tai Chi in the park is boosting mobility and balance!”

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    Neighbourhood projects boost connection!

    New neighbourhood community projects place wellbeing and community connection at the heart of learning. The new projects, based at St. Wulstan’s Church in Warndon, Worcester, and The REDI Centre in Redditch Town Centre, will offer local people the opportunity to design and deliver projects that bring real benefits to their neighbourhoods, while building confidence, skills, … Continue reading “Neighbourhood projects boost connection!”

  • Worcester City Slipper Swap
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    Worcester slipper swap prevents falls

    13 May 2025

    The Worcester Slipper Swap is an innovative community project aimed at reducing the risk of falls among older adults, particularly those who are frail or vulnerable. The event was hosted by the Worcester City Primary Care Network (PCN) in partnership with Worcester District Collaborative and Worcester City Council, funded by a Worcestershire County Council community … Continue reading “Worcester slipper swap prevents falls”

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    Park Yoga is coming to Worcester

    06 April 2025

    A free activity which aids both physical and mental health is coming to Worcester this summer. Park Yoga will take place every Sunday morning at KGV Hub Community Centre (WR4 9TL) in the Brickfields area of Worcester. Sessions will run from 9.30am to 10.30am, starting on 4 May and continuing until 14 September. Park Yoga … Continue reading “Park Yoga is coming to Worcester”

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    Fishing Boosts Youth Wellbeing

    04 March 2025

    Fishing is proving to be a fantastic way to get young people outdoors, away from screens, and immersed in nature! Worcester Warriors Foundation is using fishing with young people to support with life skills such as patience, focus, and resilience. Beyond the excitement of catching fish, this offers a peaceful escape and a chance to … Continue reading “Fishing Boosts Youth Wellbeing”

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