Our Vision
Communities where no one feels alone. Where people of all backgrounds are welcomed, supported and able to grow. Everyone deserves connection, wellbeing and opportunity, especially those often overlooked or excluded.
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Our Mission
We unite people through free, welcoming activities that nurture wellbeing, build confidence and create meaningful connection. Our community-led approach means courses are designed around what participants want, encouraging everyone to recognise their strengths and, where possible, lead activities themselves.
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Who We Support
NEETs (Not in Education, Employment or Training) *
Ethnic minority communities * Menopausal women * Neurodiverse individuals and families * People facing isolation, unemployment, low confidence or poor mental health * Unpaid carers * Anyone experiencing barriers to connection or participation.
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Our Approach
FREE, inclusive activities in safe, welcoming spaces * Peer-led programmes co-designed with participants * Practical learning, creative expression and gentle wellbeing support * Community-led delivery shaped by lived experience.
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Our Impact
Reduced isolation * Improved mental and emotional wellbeing
* Increased confidence and communication * Stronger sense of belonging * Better opportunities for education, participation and employment * A kinder, more connected community.
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We create safe, peer-led spaces where people connect and build confidence. Each programme is co-designed with participants and continuously shaped by their feedback, ensuring our provision remains relevant and responsive. By removing financial barriers and working in trusted community venues, we make it easier for individuals to re-engage, develop skills and take positive steps forward.
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Working Together
We're building a network of compassionate partnerships with libraries, church halls, leisure centres and neighbourhood hubs. We seek like-minded venues and collaborative partners who can help us reach those who need support most, through referrals, social prescribing or co-designed programmes. Together, we're creating a community where everyone has a place, everyone is valued and everyone can contribute.
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Our Long-Term Vision
We aim to secure five years of funding to expand across Guildford and beyond, reaching more people who need connection and support.
A key priority is supporting neurodiverse children and families unable to access mainstream school. We want to give back to families like ours. We understand the isolation first-hand and want to create spaces where families can connect, support one another and feel valued.
Our goal is a replicable community hub model, shaped and led by local people. We're committed to employing learners from our courses, creating pathways from participation to meaningful work. Ultimately, we want thriving hubs where people belong, contribute and lead, ensuring lasting impact rooted in the communities that need it most.