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WHAT WE DO

Worcester Community Trust is a registered charity that runs six community hubs in the city of Worcester; The Green Hub, Horizon Hub, KGV Hub, Tolly Hub, Ronkswood Hub and Warndon Hub. Our hubs provide crucial facilities for community use, as well as activities and services that empower people of all ages. Through our projects, we deliver a wide range of services that make a difference to the daily lives of people in our communities including the socially isolated, the lonely, victims of domestic abuse and the wider community.

We aim to be at the centre of thriving communities and for our hubs to be central to community activity to achieve our vision: Worcester: A city where people feel connected, supported and empowered. 

    OUR STORIES

    Through our community and project work, Worcester Community Trust makes a huge difference to the lives of hundreds of local people every day. Here we share the experiences of some of those people.

    In order to protect the identity of the people we work with, these stories are told by our Project and Support Workers, on behalf of their clients.

      HELP US MAKE AN IMPACT

      Every day, our services make a huge difference to the lives of hundreds of people across the city and beyond. This is only made possible by our supporters – whether that’s people volunteering their time to help deliver projects, people raising money to help fund our activity, or people who partner with us to strengthen the support we can offer. The more support we receive, the bigger our impact can be.

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      Free Youth Football Sessions on Warndon Playing Fields

      Free Youth Football Sessions on Warndon Playing Fields

      We are delighted to announce the launch of a series of FREE football training sessions for young people aged 13-16 years on Warndon playing fields this Summer. The free training is being delivered by the Matt Tally Player Development Centre (MTPD) whose experienced...

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      Matt Tally Player Development Centre Moves to KGV Hub

      Matt Tally Player Development Centre Moves to KGV Hub

      We are very pleased to announce that Matt Tally Player Development Centre (MTPD) has now moved to a new permanent home at our KGV Hub in Worcester. This exciting step marks more than just a change of venue for MTPD — it represents a commitment to deepening their roots...

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      KGV Hub – temporary venue for funeral services in Worcester

      KGV Hub – temporary venue for funeral services in Worcester

      From Monday 4 August 2025, due to the refurbishment of Astwood Crematorium, funeral services will be taking place at KGV Hub on Ash Avenue, Brickfields Road. This is a temporary arrangement, scheduled to last for nine months. Four services will be available each day,...

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      JOY project receives thoughtful donations

      JOY project receives thoughtful donations

      At Worcester Community Trust, we are always so delighted to highlight the incredible generosity and support of local organisations who go the extra mile for members of our community. Most recently The Body Shop and University of Worcester reached out to our JOY...

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      Community training facility opens in Dines Green

      Community training facility opens in Dines Green

      Building Block Two, a purpose-built training facility, that will provide opportunities for the local community to learn sustainable construction skills, has officially opened in Worcester. Located next to our Green Hub community centre in Dines Green, the newly...

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      Park Yoga is coming to Worcester!

      Park Yoga is coming to Worcester!

      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 our KGV Hub Community Centre (WR4 9TL) in the Brickfields area of Worcester. Sessions will run from 9.30am to 10.30am,...

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      £800,000 arts funding awarded to Worcester

      £800,000 arts funding awarded to Worcester

      ​Arts Council England has awarded Worcester a grant of £800,000 to support initiatives based around developing and sustaining local creative talent across the city.  Over the next two to three years, this will see festivals being created with members of the local...

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