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Charlea Community Gardens is a community inspired open space project. We have raised the funds to save a 3 acre greenfield site from development. A key element is to create a natural play area.
The Access Bike workshop provides young people with free access to a bike workshop/youth space and support! We know local people love the project - now we are asking for your financial support
In collaboration with local businesses, Minchinhampton's Local History Group want to create a new, community inspired, interactive history trail in Minchinhampton to celebrate the town's unique past!
Let’s Create: Pay-What-You-Can play sessions in Stroud, where kids explore messy, unstructured creativity with recycled materials. Help us expand to more locations, keeping sessions accessible for all
CRAG aim to regenerate the rec and have designed the space to include a new children’s play area, accessible seating, planting, exercise equipment and an all weather track.
Under the Edge Arts needs a new lighting system. Our old equipment is failing us and needs replacing and our performers do like the audiences to be able to see them!
Development of an escape room highlighting Dursley's heritage and Lister Petter's impact on the community through a participative activity.
Protecting the Severn Bore: A call to safeguard this natural wonder through eco-focused legal action and community events. Support our effort to defend its future and honour its legacy.
Installing safe acoustic panels at Frith Youth Centre to reduce echo, creating a calmer, safer, and inclusive space for café, warm room, and youth sessions for all ages.
Stroud Boxing Club seeks to expand, creating a space that boosts mental and physical health, fosters youth engagement, promotes positive conscious initiatives for a stronger, more resilient community
Silvers & Carers is a free fortnightly supportive, creative group for adults/elderly people with memory problems (and any form of dementia) and their carers, run by Imagine Therapeutic Arts in Stroud
We will create a fruit and vegetable garden at the Arkell Centre which will enhance the outside area and be used by local families to learn about growing food in a small space
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