People, places, potential… why we do what we do
Global vision, local delivery. Our projects, initiatives and main areas of activity.
Campaigns and ways you can support our work.
Connect to our regional and local Groundwork Trusts.
Find out the latest about how we're changing places and lives.
Further your career or help us make a difference.
How to contact our team nationally and around the country
Groundwork works on thousands of projects across the UK each year.
We're keen to share what we learn with others and help more lives and places change.
If you want more information on any of the projects featured, please contact us.
Location: Newcastle The Green Gym aims to increase particpants health and wellbeing through a series of practical activities that help to improve the local environment.
Location: South Shields The Horsley Hill Gardening Scheme demonstrates how partnership working can help the community.
Location: Rochdale Helping local unemployed people to gain new skills and work experience whilst making improvements to their neighbourhood.
Location: Bramley Primary School, Leeds Groundwork worked with children and parents to build a cob oven as part of the school gardening area. This was run as an after school extracurricular activity to bring parents into the school community.
Location: Colshaw Farm, Wilmslow Colshaw Farm Recreation area was a haven for anti-social behaviour but now is well used for sports and BMX.
Location: Wigan Taking community action and skilling up young people on Wigan's Greenheart regional park.
Location: Acklam The Spots v Stripes team organised a family fun day at Acklam Rugby Clubwith many fun activities for all ages.
Location: Darlington Darlington Play Service provides open access play provision for children and young people aged 5 to 13 years living in Darlington.
Location: Skelton Young people in Skelton have been learning new skills to help brighten up their local community.
Location: Saint John the Baptist School, East Avenue, Leicester Five Leicester schools have been working towards lowering CO2 emissions over the last 6 months as part of the Carbon Trust’s School Collaboration on Resource Efficiency (SCoRE) project. The project has been supported by Groundwork Leicester and Leicesters
