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The Foundry in the Community

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Proposed budget

GBP 20,000

Description

Building Safer, Stronger Communities Through Active Connection

At the heart of The Foundry in the Community initiative lies a deep commitment to enhancing community safety, cohesion, and wellbeing. Through a vibrant mix of welcoming, social, and physical activities—including Nordic walking, dance classes, and other fun, inclusive sessions—the programme creates opportunities for residents to come together, connect, and thrive.

These workshops and activities are powerful tools for fostering trust, mutual respect, and a genuine sense of belonging. Whether it's the rhythmic stride of a Nordic walk-through local parks, the joy of movement in a community dance class, or the connection shared during a group workshop , each moment contributes to breaking down social barriers and nurturing intergenerational engagement.

Participants don’t just improve their physical health—they become active contributors to a culture of care. By building supportive networks and friendships, they help create resilient neighbourhoods where people look out for one another. These activities encourage dialogue, empathy, and collaboration, laying the foundation for safer, more inclusive communities.

A transformative journey—one that empowers individuals, strengthens social bonds, and builds a legacy of wellbeing and unity. 

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Profile of Wasim Ekram
Posted by:Wasim Ekram
7 months ago
Can vouch for Foundry. Amazing group of people working over there
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@Wasim Ekram Thank you for your support! much appreciated :)
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This initiative is truly inspiring—it goes beyond activities to create genuine connections that strengthen both individuals and the wider community. By blending fun, health-focused sessions with opportunities for dialogue and trust-building, it fosters resilience, inclusivity, and a lasting culture of care. A wonderful example of how small steps together can lead to safer, stronger, and more connected communities.
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Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
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Profile of Joy Canter
Posted by:Joy Canter
8 months ago
This looks really great! Good luck!
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under consideration

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Community Development and Participation
Health & Wellbeing
Voluntary, Community or Faith Sector-led Project
People Powered Places 2025 - 2027

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