Grow a Yoga Home in the Heart of Ludlow
We’re creating a beautiful, inclusive yoga studio in the heart of Ludlow - a sanctuary for movement, rest, and connection with self and land, supporting community well being across the Marches.
About the Project Creator
Marches Movement CIC exists to improve the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of people living in Ludlow and the wider Welsh Marches region — especially those who are isolated, disadvantaged, or underserved.
Our vision is to help people connect more deeply with the inner landscape of their heart, mind, and body — and the outer landscapes of the natural world — through movement, holistic practices, and inclusive community at a central Ludlow studio.
We aim to support people in inhabiting their physical bodies with more ease, joy, and confidence to live healthier, more connected lives — creating a ripple effect that benefits the whole community.
We offer inclusive and accessible yoga and wellbeing sessions to promote holistic health across all ages and backgrounds. Our primary beneficiaries will include:
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Older adults at risk of social isolation
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People experiencing anxiety, stress, or low mood
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Those on low incomes or living in rural areas with limited access to wellness services
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Carers, frontline workers, and others facing chronic stress
Our mission is to make movement and wellness practices accessible to everyone, regardless of background or income. We aim to achieve this through:
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Free and low-cost yoga classes at a central Ludlow hub and later other community venues
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Chair yoga and gentle movement for seniors and those with limited mobility
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Outdoor sessions inspired by the Shropshire Hills and wider Marches region and workshops connecting with the natural cycles and rhythmns of nature
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Workshops cultivating resilience, mindfulness, and emotional wellbeing
All profits are reinvested into expanding our reach, subsidising classes, and training local teachers in inclusive, trauma-sensitive approaches.
Our goal is to create a calm, welcoming, and healing space where movement becomes a source of connection — with self, others, and the land.