Projects

Groundwork have worked with Eden Hill Peoples Centre since 2017 – a thriving community hub.

The Northern Network is a new movement connecting Green Community Hubs across the North of England.

Community hubs provide fresh produce to support Luton’s residents and address issues of food poverty across the town.

A magical place of hidden paths, caves, structures and lakes covering 45 acres of hillside. Located in Chorley, the Gardens are being lovingly conserved and protected with help from Heritage Lottery funding.

Creating a shared learning space in Belfast for pupils and their teachers.

Go Play Sandwell offers environmental activities aimed at children aged between 6-12 years old, and any children up to the age of 16 with additional needs.

Cook Together Eat Together is a project delivered in Coventry by Groundwork West Midlands. The project is funded by the National Lottery Community fund, and was developed to tackle social isolation and poor nutrition amongst residents aged 55 and over.

We offer a flexible, person-centred approach to supporting young people aged 13+ years who are not attending school or post 16 education or are Electively Home Educated.

More than 5 million disposable vapes are thrown away every week in the UK as their use soars. We want to build a local picture of understanding on the difficulties of recycling the vapes which contain metals such as lithium and copper.