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25th Anniversary of the Football Club servicing St Julians, Shaftesbury, Riverside, Maindee, Crindau, and City Centre areas of Newport predominantly. A match, games, and training and fund activities with local police, services, community members the football club and local families will take place on the day with the aim of celebrating 25 years of the club in the community, and its plans for growth in the future.
We are breaking the cycle of poverty by giving our most vulnerable community members a safe place to come, meet others, improve their wellbeing and build positive independent lives, free from poverty, isolation and lack of opportunity. Through the joy of gardening, hobbies, and the chance to spend time with other community members having a warm meal or hot drink together, individuals will be able to come together and tackle barriers they are facing such as homelessness in a positive environment
Mary Frost was a woman at the centre of the 1839 Newport Rising. A former Mayoress and wife of John Frost, citizens and shop owners in Newport. However, Mary, as a 19th century lady, was obliged to stay in the background, her life hidden and largely undocumented. This play aims to shed light on the life of a significant woman in the history of Newport and share this story with the people of the city as well as touring this important story across Wales and beyond in the future.
Henris's Empowerment for Awareness and Life (H.E.A.L) Initiative aims to educate and raise awareness on sexual reproductive health and rights among vulnerable individuals, young people, women, and men in Newport, Wales. Through workshops, outreach, and culturally sensitive materials, the project will empower communities with knowledge to make informed choices, reduce stigma and promote healthier lives
Alway FC was founded in memory of Ryan O’Connor, a beloved son, father, and friend, whose life was tragically cut short at 26. His legacy lives on through this club, which unites our community with the power of football. Our vision is to create a safer, stronger and more united Alway, where every young person, regardless of background, can thrive. Inspired by Ryan’s spirit, we aim to transform lives, break the cycle of violence, and empower youth through sport, mentorship, and unwavering support
We’re launching a pilot project using outdoor spaces to support wellbeing across all ages and abilities—from children to older adults, including those with dementia. Through nature-based activities like games, quizzes, mindfulness, and small-space gardening, we’ll promote connection, mental health, and community engagement. Held in local green spaces, gardens, and residential areas, the project will explore which activities create the most positive impact for future development.
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