Highfields Centre is located in the metaphorical and physical heart of a vibrant and diverse community in Leicester. The centre and its co-located partner agencies provide a varied range of community educational and developmental services to an area of inner-city Leicester which has some of the most structurally disadvantaged and financially poorest communities in Britain.
HC has a long and prestigious track record of developing and delivering a wide range of community focused activities, including academic, vocational, and first rung learning courses, cultural events and sports and youth work activities for well over 40 years.
Hinckley Rugby Club, established in 1893, is a community-centred sports organisation dedicated to promoting teamwork, discipline, and inclusivity through rugby. The club provides a supportive environment for players of all ages and abilities, from grassroots youth programs to competitive senior teams, fostering both physical fitness and personal development. Beyond rugby, the club plays a key role in the local community, offering outreach initiatives like educational workshops, social inclusion projects, and health-focused programs, including its new Dementia Programme. Hinckley Rugby Club serves as a hub for sports, social connection, and community support, striving to make a positive local impact.
A Support Group for Artificial Nutrition
We're here to support those who are unable to eat food. Here we understand the unique challenges you face, and offer a compassionate community where you can find understanding and encouragement. Join our community, get started with your Battle Plan, or attend one of our events.
Our mission is to provide a safe space where you can share your experiences, ask questions, and receive support from others on a similar journey. Whether you are receiving Parenteral Nutrition (TPN), tube feeding, or other forms of Artificial Nutrition. You are not alone.
Inspire2tri was born from a passion for helping people to realise fitness achievements, whatever their starting point, goals, ambitions or their ‘life’ challenges. We became a Community Interest Company in January 2016, locking our assets for charity and operating not for profit.
Inspire2tri strives to provide a friendly non-threatening and enjoyable environment for the novice, older or rehabilitating exerciser, as well as creating an up-tempo supportive partnership that will challenge both your body and mind to strive for the next performance level!
The local branch of Mind, serving the people of Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland Mind
Affiliated with Headway UK, Headway LLR works with Adults who have suffered a Brain Injury or Stroke and supports, signposts and advises families and carers too. We have a Day Centre, Digital Day Centre and Community Outreach Programme too.
Formed in 2007, Leicester City in the Community are one of the official charities of Leicester City Football Club.
Funded by the Premier League Charitable Fund (PLCF), the Premier League Professional Footballers’ Association Community Fund (PL PFA) and other local and national funders, our activities include education, community, and football development opportunities for individuals, groups and communities across Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland.
To help positively engage our diverse communities, we continue to grow our staff team through six core values – we engage, inspire, and empower through togetherness, respect, and pride.
The LCPCF is a Dfe funded forum representing the City of Leicester within the National Network of Parent Carers Forums for parent carers of SEND children and young people. LCPCF works with the LA, EHC providers and third-sector organisations to improve services in Leicester City. We will work with parents and carers of children 0-25years, the Local Authority and the NNPCF regionally and nationally to assess, develop, improve, or maintain those services.
Leicester Croquet has been funded by LRS Active Together to provide a gentle exercise opportunity for people living with long term conditions. The scheme runs from May to September 2023 and provides clients with an opportunity to play croquet. Played outside, the game involves low speed walking, improves strength/flexibility in the upper torso and has a positive impact on mental well-being. Sessions are run on alternating Wednesday mornings and afternoons at Old Humberstone for both individuals or groups. Professional or self-referral is via health@leicestercroquet.org.uk
Leicester Musical Memory Box are a non-profit organisation promoting the use of music, singing and personalised playlists to enhance health and well-being to both the English speaking and South Asian communities. Our work is primarily for those affected by dementia, including their carers in group settings in and around Leicestershire and also online. We can also offer home visits and work with those with other health conditions who would benefit.
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