EXPLORE OUR COMMUNITY HUBS
WHAT WE DO
Worcester Community Trust is a registered charity that runs six community hubs in the city of Worcester providing 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.
READ OUR LATEST NEWS
Worcester Community Trust partners with Hey Girls UK to help put an end to period poverty
Worcester Community Trust (WCT) is delighted to announce its official partnership with social enterprise Hey Girls, whose mission is to eradicate period poverty in the UK, improve access to quality products and increase education around period health to eliminate...
Seated cricket sessions are hitting the spot in our community hubs!
We have teamed up with Worcestershire Cricket to offer free seated cricket at three of our community hubs across the city. The seated cricket sessions; designed to improve participants’ physical health, hand-eye coordination, dexterity, and body strength; are perfect...
Three women’s projects are taking huge strides together in the city.
For the last 11 weeks this group of women have been running together weekly, to get moving for 30 minutes and improve their wellbeing. The women are all part of our JOY Project at Worcester Community Trust and have been following the ‘Run30’ running programme devised...
Snack & Chat is a ‘lifeline‘ for elderly women isolated following lockdown
Told by Sharon, Snack & Chat Project Manager at Worcester Community Trust. The name of the person in this story has been changed to protect our client's identity. Lily's daughter contacted me on behalf of her mother. She was trying to find somewhere for her mum to...
New job clubs open to support people into employment or training whilst improving their wellbeing.
Our brand-new wellbeing job club and support service is now open in Worcester to support people who are looking to work towards gaining employment or training. The service, managed and run by Worcester Community Trust, is offering free weekly wellbeing job clubs...
Warm hubs become welcome spaces for the summer months at our community hubs across Worcester.
With the winter now thankfully a distant memory, we have been reflecting on the usage of our community hubs as warm spaces during the colder months. The warm hubs ran from five of our hubs – Ronkswood Hub on Canterbury Road, Warndon Hub on Shap Drive, Tolly Hub on...
Community hub design ideas discussed with local residents at face-to-face consultations
It was fantastic to welcome lots of residents to our KGV Hub and The Green Hub on Saturday 10 June to discuss plans being made to enhance and improve our sites. The architects who are in the process of designing several new skills and training spaces within some of...
Residents invited to have their say on community hub revamps
Users of Worcester Community Trust’s community hubs are being asked for their views on plans to enhance and improve our sites. Architects have now been appointed to design several new skills and training spaces within some of our community hubs, with the aim of...
The JOY project opens it’s doors to new clients in Malvern
Today marks the official launch of the JOY Project in Malvern! After seven years of incredible success in Worcester, the JOY project, which aims to help women take control of their wellness, engage in social activities and access new skills through training and...
JOY Project Gives Confidence to Survivor of Domestic Abuse
My client joined the JOY Project two years ago. She is in her mid-thirties and has four children living at home. When she enrolled on the JOY project, she had come from an abusive relationship, had no confidence, and had lost her self-esteem and trust in other people.