Change, Grow, Live
Stourbridge, UK
Cgl provides a range of services to support individuals, families and communities whose lives are adversely affected by crime, substance misuse, homelessness, anti-social behaviour, domestic violence, social deprivation and lack of opportunity.
the charity works with challenging service users with complex needs, including those with entrenched drug habits and offending behaviour.
What we've received
Meals458,680
Non-food (tonnes)8.70
Money£250
Wolverhampton Youth Zone (The Way)
Wolverhampton, UK
Known to children and young people simply as “The Way”, Wolverhampton Youth Zone is a purpose‑built facility supporting young people aged 8–18, and up to 25 for those with additional needs.
Open weeknights and Saturdays, The Way provides a safe, welcoming place for young people from across the city and surrounding areas.
For an annual membership of just £5 and 50p per visit, young people can access:
A hot meal or snack
A trusted adult to speak to
A safe place to spend time
Over 20 weekly activities, including arts, music, media, sports, fitness, recreation, cooking, and more
The Way works in partnership with local government, businesses, families, and the wider community to ensure young people have the support, opportunities, and experiences they need to thrive today and into adulthood.
The Way Youth Zone delivers work across multiple charitable areas, including:
Charitable Purposes:
General charitable purposes
Education and training
Advancement of health and saving of lives
Disability support
Arts, culture, heritage, and science
Amateur sport
Economic / community development and employment
Recreation
Advocacy, advice, and information
Other charitable activities supporting community wellbeing
Who We Support:
Children and young people
Young people with disabilities and additional needs
People of particular ethnic or racial origins
The wider public
Other charities and voluntary bodies through partnership and resource-sharing
What We Provide:
Human resources (youth work team, volunteers, specialists)
Buildings, facilities, and open spaces
High-quality youth services and activities
Advocacy, advice, and information
Opportunities for personal growth, skills development, health, and wellbeing
What we've received
Meals8,925
Non-food (tonnes)0.10
Money£250
High Oak Youth and Community Centre
Brierley Hill, UK
High Oak Youth and Community Centre work with people in all aspects of life.
We work with people to improve their spiritual, mental and physical lives. We also work to encourage people in the community to get involved in social action and improve their local community.
Our aims are to enable the community to engage in positive activities and training that will improve their local economy, their environment and give them a better chance to gain employment and an improved qualify of life.
High Oak will also be working with other organisations, e.g. Cornerstone Community Church drawing on their resources and expertise.
We deliver:
Youth and community programmes and training.
Soup kitchen and food banks
Educational support
Arts and music programmes.
Volunteering programmes.
What we've received
Meals141,450
Non-food (tonnes)1.09
Money£1,650