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KickStart is a youth football project that engages children and young people in safe, structured sessions to keep them away from antisocial behavior. Through coaching, mentoring, and community activities, participants develop teamwork, confidence, and life skills. The project is inclusive, free, and works in partnership with local organisations to create lasting positive impact in the community.
Safe space for women and girls to increase their mood and overall mental wellbeing as well as their physical wellbeing by having access to a boxing and fitness gym. Our community is looking for funding to purchase new equipment to enhance our provision.
The Newport Place Programme, established in 2022, unites leaders from business, public sector, education, and charities to drive long-term change in Newport. Focused on tackling inequality and unlocking opportunities, the Board has secured over £500,000 to support community priorities. Achievements include a food hub delivering 1,200 meals monthly and support for Pillgwenlly. Business involvement is growing, benefiting over 7,000 people citywide.
A procession of Cassie, the Newport Mari Lwyd, through commercial street and High Street Newport for the maximum of two hours on Saturday, January the 10th, 2026, accompanied by people in fancy dress and the Widders Border dance group.
Empowering older adults in Newport through weekly wellbeing hubs, eco-activities, and cultural workshops. We want to tackle loneliness, build resilience, and reduce barriers to inclusion, supporting a thriving, confident community of older people. Our programme supporting older adults in Newport to age well through inclusive, locally delivered activities. From eco-awareness to cultural storytelling and confidence-building, the project supports independence, wellbeing, and stronger communties.
Providing healthy meals and positive activities for disadvantaged children and young people during the school holiday periods. Project is focused on supportive vulnerable and disadvnatged children in Newport whom otherwise would be negatively affected by holiday hunger and at risk of involvement with risky behaviours during the holiday periods.
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